20th Century Fox had released a set of 8 high resolution from Rupert Wyatt‘s Rise of the Planet of the Apes . Check them out below.
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The new Mortal Kombat looks quite beautiful in these concept arts. British concept art house Atomhawk was responsible for the character and environment design of this new game, which returns to the roots of the series.
You can see some examples of the work Atomhawk did, including stage art and several iconic characters in the gallery below.
Be sure to click on the images to see larger versions!
These beautiful concepts arts from Crysis 2 were made by Crytek artists Dennis Chan and Viktor Jonsson. They show almost every level you travel through when playing the game, along with a few poster of Alcatraz.
Have you seen a maze that does not end at the horizon? Or a vertical city that’s climbing the walls of a seaside cliff? How about a village nestled among the half-submerged roots of giant trees? Now you can see these amazing and gorgeous worlds created by concept artist Jesse van Dijk.
Jerad Marantz had designed a set of concept arts, including mecha, orcs and shogun robots, for Zack Snyder‘s sanitarium-and-schoolgirls escape flick Sucker Punch. Check them out below.
You can see more of these everything-but-the-kitchen-sink bad guys at Marantz’s site.
/film has posted two cool new concept art styled banners/poster for Thor and Captain America: The First Avenger from Ryan Meinerding (Cap) and Charlie Wren (Thor). They both look great, presenting the iconic versions of each character, hopefully both movies may capture the spirits of them.
Captain America
Disney has released a batch of new promotional photos for Tron Legacy. They appear to be promotional shots, designed to show off the costumes and look of the characters, and a lot of concept art images and renderings.
A while back, Yahoo posted a boat load of concept art from Jon Favreau’sIron Man. Hidden in the piles of artwork is Phil Saunders concept art of War Machine. Forgive me if you’ve already seen this, but my initial google search shows that not many people noticed.
“These three images I did at the very end of production as alternate suit designs that would have been in a Hall of Armor coda at the end of the film,” writes Saunders. “I spent a lot of time on developing this [War Machine] suit, which was of course cut from the script about half way through pre-production. Originally it was going to be called the MK IV armor and would have been weaponized swap-out parts that would be worn over the original MK III armor. Earlier versions were red and gold, and would have been worn by Tony Stark in the final battle sequence.”
But before you get too excited, Saunders warns that “if there is a War Machine in [Iron Man 2], it’s unlikely to be this one.”
You can also check out the other two concepts Saunders created above. One is an attempt at “suggesting ’stealth’ technology in the surface treatment of the suit” and was “ultimately abandoned as not being classic enough.” The other is an underwater suit which Avi Arad asked for, but was never featured in the film. Saunders explains that “Toy licensing is such a large part of the revenue from these films, there was a lot of pressure to use as many variations on the suit as possible in the film, all budgetary considerations notwithstanding. Needless to say, the underwater suit never saw the light of day, but in homage to Avi, I drew this one up as a possible addition to the hall of armor.”
by: Peter Sciretta
