55 years ago, the future looked like this: Ferrari 512 S Modulo, 1970. Designed at Pininfarina by Paulo Martin as a futuristic styling exercise and research vehicle that abandoned traditional styling and construction techniques in favour of futuristic ideas. The Modulo was based on a Ferrari 512S chassis and running gear and featured a mid-mounted 550hp quad-cam 5-litre V12 engine.
This was a phone. That human beings were supposed hold up to their face and talk into, even though it's obviously designed for natives of the Planet Glornax.
More pics of concept art for one of the (many) cancelled Star Trek 4's, showing the Enterprise-A's bridge. This is likely the closest we'll get to seeing her.
I decided to start a series of graphic design posters for TOS episodes in āif those were filmsā style also reflecting the mood or genre of the episode. I will try to make as many as possible/to almost every episode of TOS, but Iāll skip the episodes I hate (sorry, but no Spockās Brain poster).
First one (because I am rewatching the series in a production order), Where No Man Has Gone Before ā science fiction drama.
Below is the dismissed/first version, which I was told is looking too much like a poster to Marvel film (which isnāt exactly saying drama) + my thought process.
Rewatching the episode Iāve noticed a few things: I think the episode perfectly adds up to the rest of the series as an introduction, or a prequel. The first working days of Kirk with Spock. First time playing chess together to get to know each other better. First casualty that hit close. Days, when Kirk was having (other) close friend, before he learned to understand Spock, by also calling him heartless, but being able to still show more understanding to him, and Spock still being careful and private about his life, by even not telling that heās a half human and leaning even more on his alien side.
Also I have noticed by the second rewatch how much angst Kirk has in the episode regarding Gary. How worried and dreary he looks. Even the ending is shot in a way that is reminiscent of āa lone soldier after the battleā ā Kirk won, but he looks almost defeated. So the episode felt very sad. Garyās confused and fearful āJim?ā when for a second he regains his humanityā¦
So I wanted to reflect this melancholy in my poster.
A few weeks ago I had a dream that there was a 4th season of Star Trek: Picard where Khan, played by George Takei, is trying to kill Old Man Picard because he's in love with him, and also Picard is the Pope for some reason.
I figure it would make a much better Khan audio drama than that thing we're getting. It could star Brent Spiner's Patrick Stewart impression as Pope Jean Luc I, and George Takei as Khan.
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