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Alien flowers, plants and crystallised rocks imagined by digital artist David Brodeur

If you're wondering if we've finally discovered life on another planet, think again. These weird and wonderful alien flowers, plants and rocks are dreamt up by digital artist David Brodeur, as part of his Celestial Series.

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All images courtesy of the artist.

All images courtesy of the artist.

The everyday renders of imagined berries, crystals, spheres and clusters of squares seem to sprout out of a dark and unfamiliar soil – something that you simply wouldn't find on our own blue planet.

Each artwork is crafted digitally with the help of Photoshop, After Effects, Maxon Cinema 4D, Otoy Octane and Wacom Intuos. If you want to see what else David dreams up, follow him on Instagram. Or check out his latest work on Behance.

Bright turquoise crystalline shards emerging from rocky grey ground with water pooling at their base, from David Brodeur's Celestial Series
Bright red crystalline berries on thin green stems emerging from dark textured soil in David Brodeur's digital artwork from the Celestial Series
Deep red berries clustered on textured grey soil with soft-focused berries in the background, from David Brodeur's Celestial Series
Luminous purple and pink crystalline berries and pods arranged in a circular cluster on dark textured ground, from David Brodeur's Celestial Series
Red spherical berries with yellow spots emerging from dark soil, one suspended on a green stem with blurred bokeh background, from David Brodeur's Celestial Series
Bright blue spheres with black organic patterns nestled on dark soil surrounded by small red spheres, from David Brodeur's Celestial Series
Vibrant purple and lime green spherical clusters with organic looping forms scattered on dark textured soil, from David Brodeur's Celestial Series
Digital artwork of a fantastical alien flower with translucent petals and tendrils in turquoise and red, sprouting from dark textured ground
Translucent orange and red spherical berries stacked into columnar formations rising from dark textured soil in David Brodeur's Celestial Series
Bright magenta spherical berries with stem-like connections sprouting from dark textured soil against a blurred mountainous backdrop
Bright pink crystalline structures sprouting from dark grey rocky terrain with shallow water pools, from David Brodeur's Celestial Series
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