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More Alien: Covenant Concept Art Released Online!

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In the weeks since Alien: Covenant has been released, many of the concept artists that worked on the film have been sharing their work online.

We’ve previously reported on Wayne Haag (who has also added more artwork! Check it out!) and Carlos Huante‘s portfolios but Steve Burg, Ev Shipard, Valentin Petrov, Jeremy Love, Gabriel Beauvais and Gerhard Mozsi have been joining in on the fun!

The below gallery contains a few select pieces from everyone. I would recommend heading on over each artist’s ArtStation account (linked to above) or sticking your heads into the Alien: Covenant album on our Gallery for more!

Shipyard (Evan Shipard)
Engineer Head (Evan Shipard)
Shaw Biomechanoid (Evan Shipard)
Neomorph (Gerhard Mozsi)
Orrey (Gerhard Mozsi)
Bridge Console (Jeremy Love)
Cryo Pod (Jeremy Love)
Lander Weapons (Jeremy Love)
Bridge (Steve Burg)
Docking Area (Steve Burg)
Covenant (Steve Burg)
Mayflower (Steve Burg)
Juggernaut Crash (Valentin Petrov)

Now that Alien: Covenant has been released, keep a close eye on Alien vs. Predator Galaxy for the latest on behind-the-scenes material! We’ll be keeping our gallery updated with the new releases!

You can follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to get the latest on your social media walls. You can also join in with fellow Alien fans on our forums!


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Comments: 16
  1. Dennis82
    Posted
    Beautiful artwork all around, I cannot fault it. However, I am disappointed with the Engineers' world. While the concept art and the movie show some kind of classical Roman architecture, with the Engineers being all statuesque and gorgeous, which is all very beautiful, it has nothing to do with the creepy biomechanic spaceship / juggernaut from the first film, and I think Ridley Scott really missed an opportunity to show us something mindblowing if he had stuck with H.R.Giger's biomechanical concept. A video I saw on youtube pointed this out, that the juggernaut's pilot was meant to have grown out of the chair, as though that's what he was grown to do, to do that job and nothing else. The spaceship itself was all bones, and organ-like etc. I wish they would have shown a whole city or world like that.
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  3. Corporal Hicks
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    https://scontent-lht6-1.cdninstagram.com/t51.2885-15/e35/18879032_1631629570210694_5515893431576035328_n.jpg

    QuoteAlien - Early cathedral study. Ridley wanted to pursue monumental spire structures. This was later developed into a more totemic and simplified form language.



    Awesome bunch of Shaw illustrations from Matt Hatton. I'm gonna try and find the individual files in the code shortly. https://www.instagram.com/p/BUuI8StFe2R/

    Also Dane Hallet is now on IG and has some great set pictures on here. https://www.instagram.com/dane_hallett_art/

    https://scontent-lht6-1.cdninstagram.com/t51.2885-15/e35/18722823_288654494910878_925521918499487744_n.jpg
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  4. Corporal Hicks
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    Forgive the poor snipping, I'm tired and cba to find the right links in the source code: http://uk.ign.com/articles/2017/05/30/behind-the-scenes-of-alien-covenant

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  6. Corporal Hicks
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    Quote1x Alien Covenant Egg room floor dressing. It was one of the "roots" from the face hugger eggs. They can be seen in the image of the Egg Room. It's approx 55cm/22" x 40cm/16" in size. Some sort of foam / latex construction. This is the only item I have available from Alien. Location: Australian but can post at buyers cost.

    From a Movie Prop group on Facebook.
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  8. Rabbit2100
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    Quote from: Sabres21768 on May 30, 2017, 10:08:57 PM
    Quote from: Rabbit2100 on May 30, 2017, 03:43:56 PM
    Quote from: Corporal Hicks on May 30, 2017, 07:48:47 AM
    You mean this one? (stolen from WY-Bulletin)
    YAAAAAS

    Thats the one. We were rolling laughing at this, i can't believe that suit was in front of a camera. Let alone published in the making of book.
    Why?
    It's obvious that it was meant to give actors something to act against and for motion capture.
    That's why it's not a "film grade" suit.
    Otherwise it would have just been a tennis ball on a stick.

    Because its lazy. It showd just how little care went into the suit. The only thing that isn't "film grade" is that mile wide seam. It honestly seems like it would be more of a pain in the ass to digitally paint over it.

    I just feel like they could have done more work in camera, like yeah digital painting and 3dprinting props is the rage right now, but i can't help but feel that this suit could have benefitted from being ran in silicone and all the possibilities that change would afford.
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  9. Sabres21768
    Posted
    Quote from: Rabbit2100 on May 30, 2017, 03:43:56 PM
    Quote from: Corporal Hicks on May 30, 2017, 07:48:47 AM
    You mean this one? (stolen from WY-Bulletin)
    YAAAAAS

    Thats the one. We were rolling laughing at this, i can't believe that suit was in front of a camera. Let alone published in the making of book.
    Why?
    It's obvious that it was meant to give actors something to act against and for motion capture.
    That's why it's not a "film grade" suit.
    Otherwise it would have just been a tennis ball on a stick.
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  12. CainsSon
    Posted
    One of the biggest disappointments I had with this movie, is the idea that we get to see the 'Planet of the Engineers' and never actually get a f**king good look around.
    Such a wasted opp.
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