Concepts Concept art is a form of illustration where the main goal is to convey a visual representation of a design, idea, and/or mood for use in films, video games, animation, or comic books before it is put into the final product. Concept art is also referred to as visual development and/or concept design. A concept artist is an individual who generates a visual design for an item, character, or area that does not yet exist. This includes, but is not limited to, film production, animation production and video game production. A concept artist may be required for nothing more than preliminary artwork, or may be required to be part of a creative team until a project reaches fruition. While it is necessary to have the skills of a fine artist, a concept artist must also be able to work to strict deadlines in the capacity of a graphic designer. Some concept artists may start as fine artists, industrial designers, animators, or even special effects artists. Interpretation of ideas and how they are realized is where the concept artist's individual creativity is most evident, as subject matter is often beyond their control. |
Prometheus the art and visuals of Alien and reverse-designing them for the earlier-time setting of Prometheus. Influence was drawn from the work of Alien creature designer H. R. Giger, and designers Ron Cobb and Chris Foss, including their designs for that film which Scott had been unable to develop at the time.
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Aliens: Colonial Marines using original set designs to recreate the exterior and interior of the Sulaco and LV-426. Concept artist Syd Mead, who had worked on Aliens, was hired to design areas of the Sulaco that did not appear in the film but would be used in the game.
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Alien: Isolation is being revealed for now, but it’s an interesting move for a company previously associated with the PC RTS genre.
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Aliens v Predator 3 Aliens v Predator 3 character designs and digital art, including Predators, Predator Masks, Pyramid design, marine equipment, installations and environments.
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Alien Breed Aliens with Rico Holmes design artist interpreting elements of Aliens for the first Alien Breed games and concept artists kinda nasty, Nick Gomersall and Jon Beeston on the later Alien Breed games.
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Aliens Cruicible but was officially cancelled in June 2009 by Sega. Sega announced that they suspended development on the game before finally cancelling it in favour of their Aliens v Predator 3 game, later that year AvP 3 concept art was released. |
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Alien v Predator Influenced by the work of Erich von Däniken and Aztec mythology, Anderson had the Predators come to Earth in spaceships and teach humans how to build pyramids. As a result they were treated as gods.
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Aliens v Predator: Requiem
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Alien his painting Necronom IV was the type of representation they wanted for the film's antagonist and began asking the studio to hire him as a designer. Scott flew to Zürich to meet Giger and recruited him to work on all aspects of the Alien and its environment including the surface of the planetoid, the derelict spacecraft, and all four forms of the Alien from the egg to the adult. Dan O'Bannon brought in artists Ron Cobb and Chris Foss (with whom he had worked on Dark Star and Dune, respectively) to work on designs for the human aspects of the film such as the spaceship and space suits. Cobb created hundreds of preliminary sketches of the interiors and exteriors of the ship, which went through many design concepts and possible names such as Leviathan and Snark as the script continued to develop. The final name of the ship was derived from the title of Joseph Conrad's 1904 novel Nostromo, while the escape shuttle, called Narcissus in the script, was named after Conrad's 1897 novella The N***** of the 'Narcissus'. The production team particularly praised Cobb's ability to depict the interior settings of the ship in a realistic and believable manner.
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Alien 3 Alien 3 went through a number of edits, an early script written by science fiction author William Gibson focused on Hicks and Bishop as main characters. In this version the Sulaco is boarded and Bishop is taken with the Aliens exhibiting airborne virulent contagions. In the next script Eric Red, writer of the cult horror films opened with a team of Special Forces marines boarding the Sulaco unarmed and finding that all the survivors of the LV-426 mission had fallen victim to the aliens In David Twohy's version, it featured as a prison planet, which was being used for illegal experiments on the aliens for a Biological Warfare division, different Aliens like the Rogue Alien, Spike Alien and Alien chameleon appeared, this included the "Newborn" (used later in Alien Resurrection) called the "Newbreed". A story by Vincent Ward with co-writer John Fasano had Ripley's escape pod crash landing on a monastery-like satellite, which had parts of its interior both wooden and archaic in design. Finally producers Walter Hill and David Giler took control of the screenplay themselves, melding aspects of the Ward/Fasano script with Twohy's earlier prison planet screenplay to create the basis of the final film.
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Alien Resurrection The spin-off game had gone through a number of changes before finally coming together when production demonstrated a claustrophobic first-person view for negotiating vents. Well behind schedule, the team worked long hours to reconstruct the game as a first-person shooter, and finally released it. The opening title sequence and ending movie survived from the first version of the game, but little else. In the game DiStephano voiced by Raymond Cruz and Christie voiced by Gary Dourdan saw a reappearance with Steven Gilborn as FA/TH/ER.
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Predators Stan Winston design of the Predator in the film, saying "We wanted to have the Predator look as it did in the original film. We went back and looked at the original...everyone's going to be very happy that we've been very faithful to the Stan Winston designs." In addition to the original Predator designs, the film features many new creatures never before seen in a Predator film, such as a new breed of Predators that belong to a different tribe, alien creatures that have been domesticated by the Predators for use in hunting, and other alien creatures that have been brought to the planet by the Predators to be used as prey.
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Aliens Armageddon
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ArtistsSyd Mead, concept artist Alien: Isolation Aliens Cruicible Aliens v Predator 3 Alien Breed Aliens: Infestation Alien v Predator Jaguar Alien Aliens Alien 3 Alien Resurrection Alien v Predator Aliens v Predator: Requiem Predator Predator 2 Predators Prometheus Aliens Armageddon Comics |
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