Showing posts with label Blade Runner. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Blade Runner. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 3, 2013

Blade Runner Spinner by Craig Drake for Hero Complex Gallery



Craig Drake's fantastic Blade Runner piece for the Hero Complex Gallery's RED show.
Now extra fantastic because both vertical and horizontal versions of the print will be available here 
as a timed release starting today at 9 AM and running all the way to this Sunday the 7th.

Friday, September 14, 2012

Blade Runner Pris & Rachel - Nagel Style Art by Craig Drake


Craig Drake renders iconic women of Sci-Fi in an awesome 80's-tastic art style that pays homage 
to Patrick Nagel. These Blade Runner pieces were created for Mondo's Gallery Shows.

Wednesday, August 29, 2012

Monday, June 25, 2012

Blade Runner - Vintage 1982 Convention FX Featurette


I remember going to a Sci-Fi Con in NYC specifically to see this back in 82!  
As an Industrial Design Student, Syd Mead fan, and well...Harrison Ford fangirl - this was a huge film for me. This is still a really great featurette, totally  worth checking out - with a lot of insight 
into the design aesthetics relation to the film's story.

Today Is Blade Runner's 30th Anniversary - Fan Art Gallery


Tim Doyle




Timothy Anderson

Friday, December 2, 2011

Speaking of Blade Runner - "XXIT" An Awesome FX Short from Stargate Studios


This super short film from Stargate Studios is not only a showcase for their outstanding Special
Effects and high production values - it's also a cool homage to Blade Runner, The Matrix, and the
modern Cyberpunk Sci-fi Genre. See the "Behind the Scenes" video here.

Do Androids Dream of Couture Fashion? - "Cepheus" A Sci-Fashion Short for Models.com


Sci-Fi meets fashion in this film created for Models.com that pays homage to Blade Runner and other 80's android movie imagery. Also briefly features a NSFW couture tank top. Some details from the site...
"Andrew Weir’s debut fashion film, Cepheus. With feature film level post-production & special effects by Industrial Color, a bombastic original score by Tristan Bechet (composer behind Spike Jonze’s Where the Wild Things Are) and a host of gauzy pieces from McQueen, Rick Owens and Versace"