James Clyne's Concept art for Star Trek (2009)
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There are a whole series of images including, Narada, Vulcan and the "Iowa bridge" and a corridor. I'm guessing that the Kelvin was originally called USS Iowa in the script?
Press the link in the bottom right of the picture labeled "next".
Sharr
There are a whole series of images including, Narada, Vulcan and the "Iowa bridge" and a corridor. I'm guessing that the Kelvin was originally called USS Iowa in the script?
Press the link in the bottom right of the picture labeled "next".
Sharr
Re: Concept art from ST(2009)
Looks like at least one NX class fell defending Vulcan...
http://io9.com/photogallery/trekclyne/1008485829
Only concept art of course, made up of a mixture of ENT/TOS prime designs.
I don't recall anything that recognizable among the wreckage on screen.
Looks like at least one NX class fell defending Vulcan...
http://io9.com/photogallery/trekclyne/1008485829
Only concept art of course, made up of a mixture of ENT/TOS prime designs.
I don't recall anything that recognizable among the wreckage on screen.
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It looks like if you start at this index page (Projects) and click on "Star Trek (XI)", then you'll be able to keep clicking the "Next" button to see more images -- several different views of Narada among them. (22 images, total?)
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That's what it looks like to me. This is similar in a number of ways to the Kelvin bridge we saw on-screen, as well as the Kobayashi Maru simulator bridge. (Was there a name assigned to to the ship that simulator was supposed to represent?)
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Wow! Those are beautiful. I like the way the red is emphasized on the Enterprise bridge; I think it would have been nice to see more red.
(Thanks, M'Sharak. I tried that link from the projects page before, too; and I don't know why it didn't work the first time. Maybe I had a cookie in there or something.)
Wow! Those are beautiful. I like the way the red is emphasized on the Enterprise bridge; I think it would have been nice to see more red.
(Thanks, M'Sharak. I tried that link from the projects page before, too; and I don't know why it didn't work the first time. Maybe I had a cookie in there or something.)
Re: Concept art from ST(2009)
That's the Enterprise, mate. The Kelvin sets were much darker and less obviously filmed at a brewery. In fact, it looks like another location entirely.
And a painted floor is a painted floor.
It's both. The Kelvin bridge was dressed up with a window for the academy folks and lit bluishly as opposed to red-ishly. Probably a few other set dressing changes that we won't notice until it hits DVD, as well.
That's the Enterprise, mate. The Kelvin sets were much darker and less obviously filmed at a brewery. In fact, it looks like another location entirely.
And a painted floor is a painted floor.
It's both. The Kelvin bridge was dressed up with a window for the academy folks and lit bluishly as opposed to red-ishly. Probably a few other set dressing changes that we won't notice until it hits DVD, as well.
Re: James Clyne - Star Trek Designer
I starting to really like this Iowa(Kelvin) bridge.
Looks like a really good evolution from the NX bridge.
I'm now wishing they would have used it instead.
I starting to really like this Iowa(Kelvin) bridge.
Looks like a really good evolution from the NX bridge.
I'm now wishing they would have used it instead.
Re: Concept art from ST(2009)
Because Robau captained her?
I honestly don't know. It's so awesomely space-navy, and, ergo better in my eyes.
So where's my frakking Art of Star Trek book?
Because Robau captained her?
I honestly don't know. It's so awesomely space-navy, and, ergo better in my eyes.
So where's my frakking Art of Star Trek book?
Re: Concept art from ST(2009)
Concept artist James Clyne's, actually. There's another recent thread directly linking to Clyne's website; I will merge this one and that.
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