Han Solo: Uma História Star Wars | Design original de nave clássica é revelado

Han Solo: Uma História Star Wars pode não ser um filme que colocou as expectativas dos fãs em alta, mas ainda assim, possui interessantes novidades.

Uma delas é que o longa, por passar em uma linha do tempo passada, explorará uma nova leva de naves intergaláticas e que a Mattel, empresa de brinquedos, fará novos produtos sobre estas embarcações.

Uma dessas naves foi feita em cima do design criado por Colin Cantwell, que desenhou originalmente as artes conceituais da Destroyer do Império. A nova nave, descrita como Arrestor Cruiser, foi originalmente solicitada por George Lucas como o design principal da nave. Cantwell revelou sua ideia para Lucas na última semana, durante a estreia do colecionável em uma feira de brinquedos.

Collin então, para dar um gosto aos fãs, compartilhou nessa segunda (19) o design da nave da qual desenhou.

Han Solo: Uma História Star Wars estreia em 25 de maio de 2018.

The creation of the #Stardestroyer – I asked George about the scenes. We had a few words in which he described the scenes. I then asked “Is it bigger than Burbank?” to determine the size of the Imperial Cruiser and the opening scenes of the movie. The hatch concept was developed in terms of the need of actual scenes later in the movie. In the opeing I was describing something WWII-ish of a concept with a gunner in the fuscelage. The ship was designed with a lot of thought on what the viewer would experience related to the massiveness of the ship. This involved thinking of things and creating relationships between all of the ships and their interactions with each other. George and I also discussed several other topics in which I asked qualifying questions. This gave me enough information to start designing the ships. It also gave him the information to continue with his work. I was separate from George for most of that time and worked on the final products alone. I started by creating what had to be in the middle and things were added on and so forth. I basically designed this ship and other ships around the function and the impact of the ship on the viewer. The sequence of function and the emotion and it had to feel like it was already there. When starting on a ship, I never did know what it would look like by the end. PS – those fighters in the concept illustration were the original imperial attack ships. I didn’t create the #TIE until much later. See the other concepts at www.cantwellcollection.com

Uma publicação compartilhada por Colin Cantwell (@colin_cantwell) em 13 de Fev, 2018 às 3:58 PST