Jared Krichevsky, one of the artists who worked on The Predator, has been sharing some of the work he did on the film. We’ve seen his Predapede, his Predator-Spiders and now he’s shared a new piece of artwork of a Predator/Human hybrid!
Unfortunately Jared doesn’t go into much detail behind the design itself but in the April 17, 2016 draft of The Predator, the script very specific in pointing out that the Upgrade Predator had human eyes, something that is quite prominent in the above design.
Another of The Predator’s concept artists, Kyle Brown, also recently shared some concept artwork of another Predator hybrid. However, unlike Jared’s new artwork, Kyle’s hybrid was a failed mutation and seemingly not related to mankind.
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This is why I have little faith in humanity.
It's not up for debate, folk. Leave it alone and move on.
The face is way childlike.
How does this picture remind you of Deadliest of the Species? The female looked exactly like the males in those comics.
The word "degenerate" itself has-
a nasty history, and a nasty origin.
It is a lot of cringeworthy stuff up there on DA, but is there a need to use literal Nazi terms?
True. There's some cool stuff, and then there's . . . other stuff.
Some of that art may as well be called DegenerateArt.
DeviantArt in a nutshell.
In fact, it seems that the writers read about what the fans hate the most and decide to add it to the movie.
There's a difference between introducing something new and butchering lore that won't go unnoticed. If someone decided to make a movie that completely cuts P2 from the timeline, a good number of people wouldn't be happy. If a movie cut out an obscure comic, then I don't think too many people would care. However, that is subjective. How do I know that a lot of people enjoy this comic or hated that movie? How do I know what fans really want when you see a variety of conflicting opinions daily?
Also, reminds me of Jerry from Enemy Mine.