Squirrel in Space Latte Mug

Squirrel Invaders from Mars: On a storm-lashed night, a yA determined squirrel ventures into space in this playful tribute to curiosity and the spirit of exploration. Blending humour, imagination and a love of space history, this artwork is perfect for science enthusiasts, squirrel lovers and dreamers who believe curiosity can take us anywhere. Created for you by Miss Terry Woman.oung boy sees something no one else believes - a strange craft descending silently into the sandy ground beyond his home. By morning, the first people who went to investigate have returned… changed. Their voices are colder. Their movements stiff. And faint marks at the base of their necks hint at a hidden control no one dares to speak of. As more neighbours vanish and reappear with the same unsettling calm, the boy realises the truth before anyone else - something is spreading beneath the town. Deep below the earth, the squirrel Martian invaders have begun their operation, sending swift, sharp-clawed squirrel scouts and silent agents to prepare the surface for conquest. With only a handful of allies willing to listen, the race begins to expose the hidden tunnels and stop the underground invasion before the entire world falls under their control. Inspired by the tense, small-town paranoia thrillers of 1950s science fiction cinema, this vintage-style poster captures the creeping dread, secret infiltration, and escalating military showdown of classic alien invasion storytelling - where the warning comes from the one voice nobody believes. Part of The Golden Age of Squirrel Horror collection from Miss Terry Woman. || I've been working on creating humorous vintage horror movie posters for a while, but with squirrels as the unexpected villains or monsters. Why squirrels? I wanted a critter that would be the last thing anyone would expect to be a threat. After some pondering, I landed on squirrels - because let’s be honest, cute little kittens as villains would just be too obvious!