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We’re all catching our breath after last night’s premiere in the US and Canada (and today on Netflix around the world), the creative team behind the series is finally able to open up their photo vaults and share a host of behind-the-scenes imagery from the series’ production – with promises of more to come throughout the year.
Exclusive: See 24 Star Trek: Discovery photos
In addition to props and costumes at the "Star Trek: Discovery" exhibit in San Diego, we also got to check out some sweet concept art.
I just.
I’m walking around and talking to the people I know. And I see Terry Farrell standing off by herself. I’d never actually met her, so I sheepishly go up and introduce myself to her, and I said, ‘Ms. Farrell, I’m André Bormanis.’ ‘Oh, nice to meet you. What do you do on the show?’ I’m like, 'I’m the science consultant. I’m the guy who puts all that technobabble into your dialogue.’ And she literally grabbed me by the lapels and lifted me off my feet. She’s six feet tall. She’s a very tall, striking woman. She’s, like, 'You fucking asshole!’
The Fifty-Year Mission, p. 457
Each Star Trek series in a nutshell as represented by their captains. Inspired by this post by bubble-bell.
Captain Janeway in The Killing Game.
*THUD*
John Eaves’ designs for the Enterprise-E. [x]
Design sketches for the Reliant. [x]
The early concept art for Star Trek:Voyager was really interesting. The ship design was much more claustrophobic and Submarine like. Its seems more like what a NASA deep space ship would like like 70 years from now. Some of these design concepts were carried over for the design of the NX-01 ship in ENTERPRISE
A beautiful crew far beyond the stars
Warp core ejection art by John Eaves. Click for fullview. [x]
Prof. Stephen Hawking on Star Trek: The Next Generation.
Escape pod designs for the Enterprise-E, by John Eaves. [x]
