The ARK: a Prometheus & Giger inspired animation project by Adam Spriggs

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Oneironaut 717

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This is how I envision Paradise, great work by Mr Spriggs: [url=https://vimeo.com/46846857]What it here on Vimeo[/url]

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KingNovember 07, 2012

i remember seeing this on youtube 3 months ago, its simply amazing!

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zzpluralNovember 07, 2012

Nice work.

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MateoNovember 07, 2012

beautiful, thank you!

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Oneironaut 717November 07, 2012

It's a great piece, that's great talent right there!

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ZetaReticuliNovember 07, 2012

Gorgeous and epic visuals, thanks a lot Oneiron.

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Albert WestNovember 07, 2012

Wow, that is amazing....

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CustodianNovember 08, 2012

that is properly BAD ASS, is there one room on Paradise for EVERY PLANET the Engineers have thus 'genetically terraformed'? Not sure how it'll translate to Prometheus 2, but great work; atmospheric, clever. Still 'believe' Planet Paradise might be THAT UFO we see in the opening scene; central hub, holo-planets off each spoke, Giger-influenced architecture throughout and glimpses of Gods (like ghosts) wandering in and out of phase through deserted corridors. A ghost ship haunting space, seeding worlds.

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