N is for Neville Page
Here's a brief interview with one of my favorite creature designers Neville Page (Avatar, Watchmen, Super 8). He designed helmets for Tron: Legacy, rectum based creatures for Star Trek and the mysterious creature for Cloverfield.
You can find out more about Neville Page at his website http://www.nevillepage.com
Via Wired
What do you think of his work and style?
This post is part of the month long "A-Z Challenge." For 27 days, I'll be choosing a letter from the alphabet and crafting a post around it. To read more of the posts in the series click here. To find out more about the challenge go here.
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Here's a brief interview with one of my favorite creature designers Neville Page (Avatar, Watchmen, Super 8). He designed helmets for Tron: Legacy, rectum based creatures for Star Trek and the mysterious creature for Cloverfield.
My background, quite frankly, is more Tron than it is creature,” Page says in this Wired.com video interview, conducted during Comic-Con International last month. “The process of invention of a helmet or a creature — it’s the same stuff, it’s just different subject matter, really.”
From those films to Avatar and Watchmen, Page’s portfolio is packed with some of the most memorable imagery to come out of Hollywood in recent years.
In the interview, Page talks about his work on Abrams’ upcoming Super 8, which he likens to sculpting a creature from the raw marble of creativity in the director’s mind, and also spills the beans on his reluctant attempt to get James Cameron to make an appearance in Pirahna 3D.
You can find out more about Neville Page at his website http://www.nevillepage.com
Via Wired
What do you think of his work and style?
This post is part of the month long "A-Z Challenge." For 27 days, I'll be choosing a letter from the alphabet and crafting a post around it. To read more of the posts in the series click here. To find out more about the challenge go here.
Hosts: Arlee Bird at Tossing it Out, Alex J. Cavanaugh, Stephen Tremp at Breakthrough Blogs, Jenny Pearson at Pearson Report, Matthew McNish at The QQQE, Tina Downey atLife is Good, Jeremy Hawkins at Retro-Zombie, DL Hammons at Cruising Altitude, Shannon Lawrence at The Warrior Muse, Elizabeth Mueller, Damyanti Biswas at Amlokiblogs, Karen Gowen at Coming Down the Mountain, and Konstanz Silverbow at No Thought 2 Small. Check the Facebook page and the Twitter hashtag is #AtoZChallenge.
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