@DireDiscoManeuver technically its done after a person has naturally died so i guess its fairly safe,i don't see any danger in that.the persons body is frozen with a technique that does not damage it,the body can be protected more if the person doing it also applies for the suspended animation service,which is a team of people using special equipment to immediately preserve your body after your natural death.the whole premise is to keep the body preserved for future revival and rejuvenation
he's genius, inspires me much more about design than the well known designers in industry, raises expectations for the future and that is the most important nuance i think. otherwise -as being an industrial designer- you can easily feel like a wheel in the system and lose your desire
We SHOULD be living in a world like this..I believe the human race has been held back intentionally though..they dreamed of flying cars in the 40s and we should have it by now..
@wildone106 yeah but at the same time, the 1900's represented the largest time of human advancement in our history. if anything, we were held back in the hundreds of thousands of years BEFORE the last hundred years
You get the feeling that the societies he created came from the minds of socialists or corporatists. Huge architectural projects with no other purpose then to impress the masses.
Yes, all music is from Vangelis's score however this is from the Esper edition which is a bootleg release and more comprehensive than the official releases.
Those planes at 6:31 look very familiar... I reckon Doug Chiang nicked the colour scheme for the Star Wars prequel. A chrome nose with a banana yellow body is pretty wierd for a fighter don't think.
Lucas did rip off James Gurneys Waterfall City from Dinotopia in creating the human city on Naboo and even duplicated the 'Dinosaur Parade' painting at the end of the film, however I'm pretty sure they had begun preliminary work like Chiangs art as early 1995/1996
Also the piece at 3:37 looks a lot like some pieces Ralph MacQuarrie did for the earlier drafts of Return of the Jedi when some the action was to take place on the Imperial Capital.
@JdeM1314 All fantasy or sci-fi artists have been inspired by Syd Mead at one point or another. He's one of the sci-fi artist greats of our time... :)
2:12 the future F22 raptor
milxl 1 week ago
and its future factory 6:31
milxl 1 week ago
When I watch this I feel as if I'm there living in those worlds.
1king4all 2 months ago in playlist Favorite videos
3:08 my favorite "AT-AT" concept.
SkyGaruda 2 months ago
The best of the best.
RiffInvader 2 months ago
DAMN, that was cool!
JohnLoganMcKee03 3 months ago
Syd Mead. Tron, Aliens, Blade Runner, just to name a few. By the way, the Japanese and their futuristic/anime art are not original.
zvastianx 4 months ago
so brilliant man...i appreciate that upload.
blade runner music fits perfectly to these images.
people i can't wait for the future....does anyone have a time machine or something...i mean a real one?
DireDiscoManeuver 4 months ago
@DireDiscoManeuver Cryonics is the closest thing to a real time machine we have right now.
Kerolden 4 months ago
@Kerolden yeah i've heard about that, but how safe is it really? sounds like a big risk...not that it would matter i guess...future waits huh
DireDiscoManeuver 4 months ago
@DireDiscoManeuver technically its done after a person has naturally died so i guess its fairly safe,i don't see any danger in that.the persons body is frozen with a technique that does not damage it,the body can be protected more if the person doing it also applies for the suspended animation service,which is a team of people using special equipment to immediately preserve your body after your natural death.the whole premise is to keep the body preserved for future revival and rejuvenation
Kerolden 4 months ago
@DireDiscoManeuver and yes it is a risk i guess,if you want info, this site will help, cryonicsDOTorg
Kerolden 4 months ago
well...see you in a few hundred years man
DireDiscoManeuver 4 months ago
@DireDiscoManeuver lol, hope so.
Kerolden 4 months ago
He's done some fantastic work. Love his vision and artistry.
DancingEar08 5 months ago
6:11 mass effect
RYANRASCO 7 months ago
@RYANRASCO
Many concepts of Mead were brutally copied by the M.E. team. There's one wheeled vehicle that seems like it is directly modeled from Syd's piece...
voltagetoe 5 months ago
6:27 - 6:41 awesome
RayDandy 7 months ago
@RayDandy and 00:38
RayDandy 7 months ago
3:04 - 3:24 , those two i like the most
Kerolden 8 months ago
no mexicans in the future
bluballzzz 9 months ago
@bluballzzz lol,you're wrong. a lot more mexicans in the future, their population is growing in the southwest U.S.
RayDandy 4 months ago
he's genius, inspires me much more about design than the well known designers in industry, raises expectations for the future and that is the most important nuance i think. otherwise -as being an industrial designer- you can easily feel like a wheel in the system and lose your desire
alaespsd 11 months ago
he will work on niell blomkamp's next movie called elysium
2505994 1 year ago
Watch this. Cube Destination
MrCube111 1 year ago
@5:41 my favorite
rogybra 1 year ago
@rogybra 6:08 is mine :)
popkocher 1 year ago
shame about the animated zooms etc. ... losing the ability to see the whole picture
romancandlefight 1 year ago 9
We SHOULD be living in a world like this..I believe the human race has been held back intentionally though..they dreamed of flying cars in the 40s and we should have it by now..
wildone106 1 year ago
@wildone106 I strongly agree with yu, man
Joe35983 1 year ago
@wildone106 yeah but at the same time, the 1900's represented the largest time of human advancement in our history. if anything, we were held back in the hundreds of thousands of years BEFORE the last hundred years
konascrap888 1 year ago
Syd Mead is far ahead of his time. That's the world that we should live in!
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nayana3852 1 year ago
WOW! That's all I have to say.... except for saying 'that's all I have to say', and this last part.
metrOjedi 1 year ago
It is both inspiring and impressive, we should so to live. When will it be? through 500, 1000 or 2000 years?
Ourvvorld 1 year ago
Hey! It reminds me of nazi utopian projects illustrations back in 1935! Allmost the same
generatorium 1 year ago
@generatorium
You get the feeling that the societies he created came from the minds of socialists or corporatists. Huge architectural projects with no other purpose then to impress the masses.
croscream 1 year ago
'The Village Machine' image which is in this vid is available for a limited time as a print at Gamma Proforma
GammaProVideo 1 year ago
I must get the Blade Runner soundtrack. Then I can fall asleep to it while dreaming of electric sheep...or unicorns.
elpresidio 2 years ago 3
And, If you don't mind another query, I'd love to know where to find the "golden city" image at 9:46. Thanks!
Shaihuluid 2 years ago
I believe I got the hi-res online, it's Mead's concept art from Bladerunner - it also appeared in a number of magazines.
xxnightopsxx 2 years ago
This is an exceptionally well done video, but what is the music that starts at 6:38? a continuation of Blade runner?
Shaihuluid 2 years ago
Yes, all music is from Vangelis's score however this is from the Esper edition which is a bootleg release and more comprehensive than the official releases.
xxnightopsxx 2 years ago
Those planes at 6:31 look very familiar... I reckon Doug Chiang nicked the colour scheme for the Star Wars prequel. A chrome nose with a banana yellow body is pretty wierd for a fighter don't think.
JdeM1314 2 years ago
....Unless Mead painted that after '99?
JdeM1314 2 years ago
Lucas did rip off James Gurneys Waterfall City from Dinotopia in creating the human city on Naboo and even duplicated the 'Dinosaur Parade' painting at the end of the film, however I'm pretty sure they had begun preliminary work like Chiangs art as early 1995/1996
Also the piece at 3:37 looks a lot like some pieces Ralph MacQuarrie did for the earlier drafts of Return of the Jedi when some the action was to take place on the Imperial Capital.
KentAllard 2 years ago
@JdeM1314 All fantasy or sci-fi artists have been inspired by Syd Mead at one point or another. He's one of the sci-fi artist greats of our time... :)
Kaine09 1 year ago
Fascinating !
pleitegeier007 2 years ago