Visions Of The Future - Part 3 of 5
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ค. 2009
- A 5 part audiovisual journey through some of the most amazing science fiction art from the imagination of some of the greatest artists of the 20th Century.
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Part 1 of a 5 part montage of Sci-fi art from the second Golden Age of Science Fiction when books, magazines and films had some of the most amazing and memorable covers/artwork from artists like Peter Elson, Angus Mckie, Chris Foss and Tim White and John Berkey. - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
Perfectly matched music and video! This era of art is still unique today, just as the sounds and music of this era of TD are still unique today.
I loved those book covers when I was a lad. Always hoped that film effects would one day get good enough to look as good as them. Now they have . Great stuff!
Ya but nobody now wants to do classic sci fi
I used to have some of these images (taken from magazines and such; never had money for or access to the fancy book collections) and would stare at them for hours and hours. I was seeking out all the fine details, trying to figure out the overall shapes, desperately trying to imagine the world and the story behind them... I swear, it feels like they had seared themselves deep into my mind all those decades ago, as if their creators left their fingerprints on my soul.
The imagination of the human is limitless
i love how these space craft have loads of unnecessary appendages and scaffolding and fuselage... but it looks kewl!!
@AnotherOne no - craft that do not have to ascend or descent through planetary atmosphere do and will look like that
I remember beeing a 12 year old dreamer, reading Arthur C. Clark , Asimov , Allan Dean Foster and all the the others through i was a 50 year old dreamer. Still today a very big fan of electronic music and SF - literature and movies. Thank you very much for this wonderful videos. Great work ! Please go on !
Great TTA and more !!
Reminds me of a quote, our current civilization is still nowhere near what these concepts dreamt of over 60 years ago.
“Old Earthers had focused their intelligence on the small and the soft, not the big and the hard, and built a civilization that was puny and crumbling where physical infrastructure was concerned, but astonishingly sophisticated when it came to networked communications and software.”
― Neal Stephenson, Seveneves
Interestingly I was exposed to the TTA books at around the same time as I was listening to Rubycon, Phaedra, ricochet and Stratosfear. Lovely to see them pair together again, takes me back to when I was about 13.
I love those albums and just sort of felt they were right for the images. There was much less royalty free music around when I made these videos and I didn't even really think about views or subscribers. It was just a case of making a video for fun about a subject you were passionate about. The TTF books had a huge influence on me and they cost a fortune to buy as a kid. I still have them though, even though some of them have pages loose because the glue has deteriorated over time.
Everyone has their own favourite of course but for me it was the cover art to the God Emperor of Dune with the line of soldiers marching into the domed palace of Leto...the line of soldiers ran over the spine of the book and onto the back cover and there was one last man bringing up the rear, holding a flag. I use to just stare at that picture and wonder what that last guy was thinking, who he was, what was his name...
Bruce Pennington, absolutely a grand master....
A lot of Chris Moore art here (in addition to other famous Sci-fi masters as Chris Foss, John Berkey, Angus McKie, etc.). Great selection 👍
Sci-fi art at its best....
so alien, but still familiar. thats why i love this stuff.
Besides the art of the images, the art of making this video and its interconnection ...
There is an endless void all around us, we can make it our prison or we can make it our salvation, the choice is yours.
book Space, Wars, Worlds, and Weapons. Also, go online and hunt for Terran Trade Authority books.
Fantastic stuff here!
Music sounds something out of Forbidden Planet
@xxnightopsxx I absolutely love all the videos in the series. Recently I've become a huge fan of science fiction book cover art. And the artists who I never knew existed fan as well. Thank you so much for putting all of us together. I really really appreciate it. It fuels my imagination to no end. ✨😌✨👍🏾
I don't recall any movies containing a sound track from Tangerine Dream. Yet it would have been so fitting if there were such films. This is good stuff!
I think Thief by Michael Mann maybe
From the band's Wikipedia page:
"The group also had a successful career composing film soundtracks, creating over 60 scores, which include those for the films Sorcerer, Thief, The Soldier, Risky Business, Flashpoint, The Keep, Firestarter, Legend, Three O'Clock High, Near Dark, Shy People, and Miracle Mile."
You sir are truly a Sci-fi fan....many of these covers' i reckonize when i first started reading into Sci-fi...
OH MY GOD !
I DIDN'T HERE THAT MUSIC FOR ALMOST 30 YEARS NOW
THANKS SO VERY MUCH
GREAT REMEMBERING
"TANGERINE DREAM"
NOW I ITS NAME
"The Spice expands consciousness!"
Princess Irulan of House Corrino
DIUNE ! Arrakis....The spice must flow....Harkonnen
Duke Leto atredes, house of Atredes
Dam I'm a nerd
Scifi art of this era inspired me so much.... in my project
Science fiction animation (Blender 3D) - Uncommon Paradigm
Do like thee books, pasted westerns and police stuff, wish I could draw....
Awesome pictures, awesome soundtrack.
Michael Whelan, Tim White, damn I'm forgetting so many.
Perry Rogan, Jodorowsky, Dune
At 5:49, I recognize that art piece, the armored figure in the foreground and the massive fighter plane, I had borrowed a book from the library, this was in the early 80s, the book I had was something about machines and it featured cyborgs, land and air vehicles all futuristic. What is the name of this artist, please? Hell, I need to get the names of all of the artists. Thanks for this, Xxnightopsxx. : )
that's Jim Burns - Mechanismo
@@DrWhom Yeah, that's the title. Thanks.
DUNE - Jodorowski ....Foss... Moebius..Jean Giraud...Giger...Dali ...
i love sci-fi art works from that period, where can i get these pictures?
@alwerks1 "Legend" by Ridley Scott has TD doing the soundtrack and it's great.
hey if you play this with some pink floyd its pretty cool
Roy Batty, wasn't wrong..
yeah where can we see these pictures at?
Where i can see the actual images?
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Why don't you add the title of each artwork ? And the author, of course. Why not give tbem the credit they deserve ?
Simple, it would have taken forever. It took forever anyway given the tools I was using back then, not to mention my normal editing workflow is: edit, review, edit, review, edit, review, tweak, tweak, tweak...