Thursday, 31 October 2013

Alien Centipede

Having seen the publicity for Human Centipede which came out in 2010, a rather wonderfully strange but severe movie about a surgeon who stitches three humans together that seemed reminiscent of early David Cronenberg,  I began to wonder about a Giger's Alien version of the concept and thus began to draw Aliens forming a chain connected by genitals or strap on dildos inserted into one another's rectums since there was enough of this sort of connectivity going on in HR Giger's illustratons. Perhaps this is what would feature in an Alien movie if Tom Six the director of Human Centipede had a go at directing one.




Alien meets Gravity: Gravitalien

a) While observing the publicity images for Gravity, I began to wonder how one might transfer ideas to do with Alien into this movie since it was in some way asking me to.  I wondered about Aliens crawling around ruined parts of space crafts in Earths outer orbit and then when I looked at the images of the astronauts connected to one another by umbilicals marooned in space. Perhaps there are aliens out there in the outer orbit ready to pounce on any stray astronauts


 
b) I thought about my earlier concepts for an Alien version of Human Centipede which might feature aliens connected to one another with their phallic tails inserted into one another's anuses walking around together. I took an image of the alien suit shown at various exhibitions of Giger's and replicated it a few times to build a chain as if they are passing by in the manner of a train.

Friday, 10 May 2013

Fear and Loathing in LV 223

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Exploring the concept that this monster was partially inspired by the Ralph Steadman's artwork for Fear And Loathing in Las Vegas. (SEE: Did Ralph Steadman Inspire The Final Fifield)


Tuesday, 18 December 2012

Reveries of Giants with serpentine feet etc

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I was inspired by Ovid's Metamorphoses which tells stories of Greek Mythology and that fight with the gods and briefly describes the giants that fought with the Gods, and these beings had snake feet and also images of the mythological figure Abraxas , an ancient Egyptian god connected with early gnosticism had serpentine legs and he was related to entity Baphomet. Finding out about these inspired me as well.

See: Space Jockeys With Tentacular Legs or Multi Knee Joints


Ovid briefly mentions the battle with the snake-footed 
giants, who fought to avenge the Titans' downfall
source: http://larryavisbrown.homestead.com/
Z43.1 WOUNDED GIGANTES
Museum Collection: Villa Romana del Casale (in situ),
Piazza Amerina, Sicily, Italy
Catalogue Number: TBA
source: www.theoi.com/

A wounded, serpent-footed giant, Roman
mosaic C3rd A.D. , Villa Romana del Casale
detail from above image
(soure: http://www.theoi.com/)


Abraxas
 various depictions of Abraxas (source gnosticwarrior.com)


Siren at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
https://www.flickr.com/photos/sassymouthphotography/5475298486

Space Jockey's with tentacular legs,
or multi knee joints


I was being inspired to think about the possibility of the space jockey having flexible lower limbs that might be serpentine or tenticular to some degree, although I wanted to look at the idea of adding firm joints to the tentacles. The inspiration came from stories about the ancient giants that the gods fought with in Greek Mythology and the image of a mythological character called Abraxas.

See: Reveries of Giants with serpentine feet etc




Sunday, 7 October 2012

Deacon Blue(s)

Word and Image exploration to see how the blue coloured Deacon and the Deacon Blue logo fit together to suggest some sort of relationship between the two that would reveal a possible connection with the song Deacon Blues by Steely Dan.


Wednesday, 19 January 2011

Revelation about a prediction regarding Prometheus

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I'm interested in the idea of predicting the future, I made one two years ago and well the new Alien movie to be, which is called at the moment "Prometheus" seems to be going that direction.

See: Alien scenario thoughts Monday, 28 April 2008