Aliens and Predators
Prometheus Deacon Concept Art by Ivan Manzella
Alien: Colonial Marines concept artwork - Queen Lair by Syd Mead

Alien: Colonial Marines concept artwork - Queen Lair by Syd Mead

lilium-ion:

Alien Colonial marines concept art Crusher by neisbeis
xenomorfo:


Hammerpede

xenomorfo:

Hammerpede

xenomorfo:


Hammerpede worm

xenomorfo:

Hammerpede worm

Predalien concept art
As usual, way cooler than what we got in the film.
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Predalien concept art

As usual, way cooler than what we got in the film.

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xenomorfo:

Juggernaut concept

xenomorfo:

Juggernaut concept

xenomorfo:

Trilobite Adult

xenomorfo:

Trilobite Adult

xenomorfo:

Prometheus Temple

xenomorfo:

Prometheus Temple

xenomorfo:

Hammerpede worm

Why is the concept art always so much cooler than what makes it onto the screen??

xenomorfo:

Hammerpede worm

Why is the concept art always so much cooler than what makes it onto the screen??

owls-blog:

Concept-art of Alien. Prometheus. 

so lonely

owls-blog:

Concept-art of Alien. Prometheus. 

so lonely

kinovore:

redskullsmadhouse:

Unused Prometheus concept art  2

The preliminary design of the “Ultramorph” - which later became the Deacon - from the Spaihts prequel draft of what later became Prometheus.  Originally the story, which was set on LV-426 in Spaihts’ draft, ended with a battle between Elizabeth Shaw (then named Elizabeth Watts) and this giant beast - the “ultramorph” which emerged from the dead Engineer/space jockey’s chest (in the Spaihts draft, the juggernaut crash and dead Engineer were the very same derelict and pilot from Alien).
Personally, I think it looks too much like what we’re used to from the past.

This is cool in that it calls up Giger’s older work

kinovore:

redskullsmadhouse:

Unused Prometheus concept art  2

The preliminary design of the “Ultramorph” - which later became the Deacon - from the Spaihts prequel draft of what later became Prometheus.  Originally the story, which was set on LV-426 in Spaihts’ draft, ended with a battle between Elizabeth Shaw (then named Elizabeth Watts) and this giant beast - the “ultramorph” which emerged from the dead Engineer/space jockey’s chest (in the Spaihts draft, the juggernaut crash and dead Engineer were the very same derelict and pilot from Alien).

Personally, I think it looks too much like what we’re used to from the past.

This is cool in that it calls up Giger’s older work

ridleygrams:

Sketches for Ridley Scott by H.R. Giger for Prometheus

Sigh.  What could have been

I think the squid baby with a face, as shown here, would have been far more menacing and creepy. 

Giger’s facehugger
via chigiger

Giger’s facehugger

via chigiger

Prometheus engineer concept art

Prometheus engineer concept art