Dune in the Style of H.R. Giger
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- In this video, we showcase a collection of stunning AI-generated images from the DUNE universe. These images have been created in the style of legendary artist, H.R. Giger (Hans Rudolph Giger), known for his unique and distinctive visual aesthetics.
Using state-of-the-art AI algorithms and deep learning techniques, we've trained a model to generate stunning artwork that captures the essence of the DUNE universe, while also incorporating the surreal and otherworldly elements of Giger are famous for.
Each image in this collection is a unique creation, featuring intricate and otherworldly landscapes, surreal creatures, and iconic characters from the DUNE universe. The use of AI technology has allowed us to push the boundaries of what's possible in digital art, and to explore new and exciting visual styles that were previously out of reach.
Whether you're a fan of the DUNE universe, a lover of sci-fi and fantasy art, or simply someone who appreciates the beauty of digital art, this collection is sure to leave you awe-inspired. So sit back, relax, and let us take you on a journey through the incredible world of AI-generated art in the style of H.R. Giger.
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Hr Geiger did the work on the original dune.
Yes that's right
The domes encountered in Prometheus were adapted from Giger's early Dune concepts..
Whilst this is most certainly beautiful and I would definitely watch it. The cost of the costumes alone would be immense. Great work though 👏👏👏👏
You mean Lynch's Dune. Bc the original is a book.
@@nothefabio no I don’t mean that the art direction for the movie was influenced and worked on by HR GEIGER , so redoing the film with AI in THE STYLE OF GEIGER is redundant
This is amazing!
Did anyone notice in Prometheus, that some of Giger's art for Dune was used? The domed structures (the first of which the Prometheus team entered) were based on Giger's concept of Harkonnen architecture.
Thank you! I did not know about this face. But very cool then.
אין כמו אימא בעולם!!!!!!!!!!
Two of my favourite films and one of my favourite artists.
Or was it based upon Giger's concept of the egg chamber in Alien? Which came first, his designs for Alien or for Dune?
@@aliensoup2420 His designs for Dune came first, I believe. I cannot remember if he was tapped for work by Jodorowsky on the aborted Dune project from the early 70's (which would've had Pink Floyd doing the music for that version). I just remember reading somewhere (Perhaps it was the art book "Giger's Alien") that those domes with the elongated skulls on top were his idea of Harkonnen architecture.
I would watch this Dune version! it just goes beyond anything that has been done so far. Also somebody needs to do War of the Worlds using this AI stuff!
Thank you ❤️
Oh yes ... that robot at 2:00 is very Dune.
You will get your wish. AI will be able to turn books into replica movies within 5 years.
Simp with no education to back up the choices they make 🤦♂ yuck!
In less then 60 years we can observe the weight that a prolific artist has taken on a work of literature.. or better yet OTHERS interpretation of the artist on a particular subject.. original books remain with the original detail remain in wonder.. outside the TicTok generation of course 🤦♂
Let’s just take the sandworm.. how they are described and how they are shown.. yuck.
Agree totaly
This could be an unpopular opinion. This artwork is nice but it is nothing HR Giger would approve. It’s almost too pretty on the eyes. Giger is all about pain and suffering.
100%. It's the definition of Pastiche. Copies the style without any of the deep and powerful messages conveyed by Geigers images.
As a life long H.R. fan I can say, with out hesitation, I concur.
Also, there are no androids in Dune
@@jerichothirteen1134couldn’t have said it better. It’s nice to look at but totally
Pastiche
yep its crap
While I feel that Giger's work is far too intricate for Dune's desert simplicity, these images are awesome!! 😮😮
Yes, all of that intricate structure and flamboyant design is impractical for the desert life in Dune. It looks good for a video game, but totally distracting for a film drama.
Its like an art director on drugs, "Give me more pipes, tassels, and filigree".
It would be appropriate for the design of the Harkonnen’s world & culture. The sand worms looked absolutely demonic in these images. In the books, Some of them are meant to be but most are meant to be seen as manifestations of God
Yeah, there’s a reason his art was primarily supposed to be for Giedi Prime in Jodorowsky’s Dune.
For the Harkonen yes.... But also for some other great houses and for the Spatial Guild!
But you're right... To much complexity for the desert life of the Fremen.😂
Hmm, interesting seeing this new AI take on Dune. HR Giger WAS contracted by Jordorowsky to create concept art for Dune, there is already legit artwork from the 70's. It's really bizarre, but I would expect nothing less. I think some of his influence did eventually creep into the 1984 dune, specifically some of the Harkonnen set pieces. They look very Giger-ish to me.
And don’t forget the navigators! The Jordorowsky storybook „dune bible“ is very impressive too!
also Jean Giraud aka Moebius
My father ha and edition of Children and God Emperor with "illustrations" by Giger, first dune books I read 20+ years ago. Really creepy stuff, loved it.
I'd forgotten about that!
And a few years after being commissioned to do the concept art for Dune he reused some of his ideas to create the concepts for Alien
As a kid who grew up on dune (and I've also read all of the books)...that amazing art blown my mind! Stunning 🤩
that makes me very happy ❤
Did you grow up on Dune? Awesome! Was it as hot as it looks?
Those images are something else. Really love Giger's work and also anything Dune related. To put them together is pure genius.
Thank you!
But its NOT Gigers work,m just images based on using his work without authorisation and spewing crap out.
Giger did art for dune
I have to disagree - while artistically it looks amazing it contradicts the feeling of the work of F. Herbert. Or, at least, this is how I feel it. 🙂
Check Gieger's original art for the Dune movie then.
I'm telling you. If AI does ANYTHING besides kill software jobs it will be design. Especially for movies. It can really excel in minute detailing differences to make each story seem its own. These are amazing. Way better than what we got. This feels more unfamiliar, like the world would truly be in 20,000 years or so. Almost alien. Fantastic.
was very happy about your comment, thank you very much
Itll not totally replace it, but itll kick that starting development phase to nothing
Generate a thousand concepts, and see which work
You're right, AI can definitely speed up the initial concept generation phase and provide a vast array of ideas to choose from. However, it won't replace human creativity and input entirely. It's more about collaborating with AI to bring new and exciting ideas to life. Thank you for sharing your thoughts!
@@khrom_ai Yeah, at first, anyways.
Herbert himself talked about this in _Dune._ The Butlerian Jihad was all about the consequences of "Men giving themselves up to machines." They nearly ended themselves via slavery in ignorance and dull thinking. Misinterpretations of his writing - including by Herbert's own son and Kevin J. Anderson - translated it as actual war against robots, but it's obviously a war against laziness and apathy. Only the focus on human exceptionalism via massive, religious specialization in strictly human abilities and beliefs are what saved them. We're literally seeing that "self end" happening today, and AI like this is just another tool for it. As a writer and an artist, I'm impressed by its capabilities, but I know corporate mindsets will adopt this simply by the nature of its ease and lack of expense and human baggage. Laziness is the death of creativity.
I recently watched a Japanese woman who's been crafting Noh masks for 40 years do her work. An AI could probably replicate that just as easily using automated processes. The real issue that gets me about it is this: Would an individual be able to feel that such a creation was hollow and without humanity if they _didn't_ know that an AI produced it? Unless their perception is particularly acute (almost like a Bene Gesserit or Mentat, funnily enough,) I don't think so.
_That_ factor is what gives me anxiety about AI. That people won't just fail to recognize it, but that they won't care when they do. As a creative human being, it's worrisome, but at least our unique individuality will always have a place. God willing.
@@_Jay_Maker_ Thank you for your thoughtful comment, Jay Maker. It's evident that you've given this topic a great deal of consideration. I agree that the essence of humanity and the unique qualities we possess, such as creativity and empathy, are irreplaceable. AI can indeed be a powerful tool, but it should be used responsibly and as an extension of human abilities rather than a replacement.
It's essential to maintain a balance between technological advancements and the preservation of human creativity, craftsmanship, and individuality. As we continue to evolve, it's important to remember that AI can be a beneficial tool when used to complement human creativity, but it's up to us to ensure that we don't lose sight of our own unique qualities.
Your perspective on this topic is essential, and I appreciate you sharing your thoughts and concerns.
Damn that is so impressive. As a fan of Dune and Giger I thank you. If this was a video game, it would be incredible
Thank you for your kind words! We're glad to hear that you, as a fan of both Dune and Giger, enjoyed our AI-generated artworks. The idea of turning this concept into a video game does sound incredible! We'll continue to explore and create more unique projects like this one, so stay tuned!
Well, it‘s kind of Giger-stylish. But if you know more of his artworks - e.g. from the Necronomicon and rhe already mentioned images for the Dune movie - you see the large gap between the output of an AI program and an artist.
But that's exactly how it's allowed to be. No one will ever be able to copy an artist exactly.
@@khrom_ai except Vladimir Harkonen, nothing really scream Dune...there are deserts and creatures, but it's not even close. Also, there were so many things that could have been drawn in Giger style (Bene Tleilax Axlotl Tanks for example) and didnt. This looks more like Farscape, not like a true Dune...
but interesting concept.
I love these creatures! Dune is owned and done - they need their own story!
Last year we were blown out by AI doing great drawings, now it is photorealistic images.
At this rate, anyone will be able to make a full movie with prompts in just a few years I'm sure.
Matrix was a documentary
You'll get that right.
you're already in the Matrix... this is just a system update
Hands where I can see it :)
if only everyone could ALSO write good stories and learn acting... because we already have enough bottom level movies as is, barely not drowning in them, imagine so much bad movies you'll never be able to find a single of the few good ones hidden amongst all the dregs anymore!!?.
@@ringsaphire maybe it won’t be people doing the writing.
You could ask « I want to watch a good adventure movie » and the movie will be generated in a few minutes, and based on everything you watched, said and liked
*Long Live House Harkonnen*
Magnificent imagery. Captivating music. Superb presentation.
HG's art designs totally embody the sinister, amazing. Even AI synthesizing his work comes up with some killer designs.
This is freaking INSANE!
I'm saving this for my new 2023 Screensaver....the artwork is just awesome as f@ck!
Ending with the Baron Harkonnen was totally EPIC!!
make `your` own
I'm glad you liked it
I agree. All of the pieces were astounding, but the one with the Baron ended the sequence on a high note.
Baron is obese. Is he Hamlet type?
How are you gonna use it for screensaver, pls?
Dune & H.R. Giger together! Beautiful and awesome!
Thank you so much!
Aesthetically, this is the best AI rendition I ever saw. Bravo bruh!
This really means a lot to me, thank you
Well to be fair. Denis Villeneuve's Dune was most definitely inspired in part by H.R Giger. And for those that don't know, The stylistic design aesthetic Of the 2021 film was also inspired in large part by Jean Giraud. Denis V was heavily influenced and inspired by Jodorowsky's unmade Dune. And the chief artist responsible for design of Jodorowskys film would have been H.R Giger. And funny enough, it was Gigers work on the unfinished Dune that put him in the cross hairs of Ridley Scott who later used him for Alien. So in a sense Gigers influence and style is heavily pervasive in the 2021 Dune film. The weird insect look of Dune is all indictive of Giger.
Ginger (Giger) did some sketches for Jodorowsky's project of Dune. He was in charge of the Harkonnen looks. That's how he got a job in Alien.
Did you see his awesome designs in the „dune bible“ storybook? So cool!
But which Ginger? There are so many.
@@defundhollyweird8675 😅 well spotted. I must correct the auto-corrector.
To quote Lady Jessica from Dune Part Two. "The beauty, and the horror."
No one does it better than Giger. No one.
Honestly, watching this video felt like a truly seismic moment for me. It made me realise something profound that I hadn't really realised before. For some reason with this video - because I've seen AI produced art before on YT but it didn't hit me like this did - I suddenly grasped what AI will do for the future of art. The power of AI really became apparent. And the implications terrify and entrance me.
Can you tell me a little of how you curated these images? I want to know how much of your human eye was used to sift through bad images and pick the good ones, because that is directly related to how good at its job the AI is, and if you have to sift through a lot of rubbish to arrive at images like this then it's less impressive - so part of me is almost hoping you tell me that you did a lot of curation and cherrypicking, because then the implications for human artists and human art aren't quite so terrifying.
Also, I'd love to know what parameters you need to set in order for the AI to spit out images like this. Do you just feed it a big dataset of Giger and Dune artwork and then press a button? Or do you have to set certain parameters, certain framing decisions, where certain objects are in the shot etc.?
Amazing video, whatever your answers are. I'm genuinely shaken.
Hello The Sprawl,
Thank you for your thoughtful comment. We're thrilled that our video had such a profound impact on you, giving you a glimpse into the future of AI and art.
In creating these images, we used Midjourney, an AI image generation tool. We experimented with various complex prompts to generate the initial outputs, based on a dataset of Giger and Dune artwork. It took several attempts to achieve the desired images that aligned with our vision and some postprocessing in photoshop.
Our human touch came into play when curating the final set of images for the video. We carefully selected the most suitable images from the AI-generated outputs. This process highlights the synergy between AI and human creativity, where AI serves as a tool to assist and inspire artists, rather than replacing them.
We're glad you found our video amazing, and we appreciate your curiosity about the process. Feel free to reach out if you have any more questions or concerns. Thank you for your support!
@@khrom_ai I really did find it amazing. For some reason - maybe because Giger's work sank into my subconscious at an early age with Alien(and I thought Villeneuve's Dune was visually extraordinary too) - this video was qualitatively different in its impact from any of the other, similar AI videos I've seen.
Thanks for the explanation - that was what I suspected. It confirmed my beliefs about what artistic creation and good art really is, and to me it has to be some form of communication between conscious beings, with intents. If there's no intent behind something, if it's just a pattern that the wind blew in the sand, then it just doesn't qualify. It could be an extraordinarily beautiful pattern but it wouldn't count. And that's what a purely AI-generated piece of art would be: a pattern in the sand. Without at least some form of human curation it fails. It has no intention or meaning.
So there's a part of me that's quite confident that art isn't in trouble. But this video still made me very uneasy. Something in my worldview wobbled a bit.
אין כמו אימא בעולם!!!!!!!!!!!
Also some Beksinski in there which is perfect, they’re my two favorite modern painters. Stunning!
I am very happy if you like it. Thanks for your comment
Well done. Dune is a classic ! Congrats on the AI ART
Hello Ai Real,
Thank you for your kind words! We're delighted that you enjoyed our Dune H.R. Giger video, and we agree that Dune is a classic. Our team is passionate about exploring the possibilities of AI-generated art, and we're thrilled that our work resonated with you. Your support means a lot to us, and we hope you continue to enjoy our future videos!
I found this better than the movie. Maybe they should remake the remake.
Thanks for your comment, PAUL ALAN! It's always interesting to see different interpretations and possibilities for well-known stories and worlds. We're glad you enjoyed this reimagination of Dune! If a remake in this style ever happens, we'd be as excited as you!
I don't know if all of these images work for Dune, but they definitely would work for Chronicles of Riddick and the Necromungers.
The next to say this. Should I make a video about that too?
Это точно.!!! Ваш комментарий единственный, который убивает всех Дюнофилов наповал. Риддик - это первое, что рисует воображение.
Absolutely, fuck, Right!!! Total kill all Dunephiles.
That's how Alejandro Jodorowsky's movie would have looked like if all his ideas weren't stolen from him in the 70's.
Speaking as a professional artist who spent years developing the skills to create convincing visual images, I'm stunned by AI's capability. By the end of this century every form of physical and mental activity will have been overtaken. What are we going to do then?
Peter, I understand your concern, but I believe that AI and human creativity can coexist and even complement each other. Instead of seeing AI as a threat, we can view it as a tool to help artists enhance their work or explore new creative avenues. As technology evolves, it's essential to adapt and find ways to blend our skills with emerging tools, ensuring that human creativity remains at the heart of art.
אין כמו אימא בעולם!!!!!!!!!!!
Hans Rudi Giger 🙏RIP Ein Künstler, dessen Phantasie einen in seinem Bann zieht! Ich liebe diese, seine biomechanischen Geschöpfe, vor allem den Xenomorph! Also, liebe ich auch deine Kunst, echt genial was du da so rüber bringst! Vom feinsten 👍 Wäre schön es irgendwann einmal, in einem großen Film bewundern zu können.
Giger is one sick puppy ,but this Dune is something else!
These images were Beyond breathtaking. Take it from somebody who read the books this truly brings them to life.
Very nice words, thank you very much!
This looks amazing and horrifying at the same time, like a nightmare in the desert. It does seem much more like a different dark fantasy/horror/sci fi setting and not Dune's practical setting technologically speaking. Inspiring.
Great work on this, the level of detail and character designs are very impressive 🙏👊
Thank you so much for your kind words! We're thrilled that you appreciate the level of detail and character designs in these AI-generated artworks. It's fascinating to see how AI can bring a fresh perspective to well-known stories and universes. Stay tuned for more exciting projects!
That last shot of The Baron - WOW!
These were created by AI? This is mindblowing! Giger's creations always appear to be living, even the static stuff. Love this.
Thank you ❤
This algorithmic visual generation is something that AI is actually pretty useful at. Great way to sell a visual concept for a movie etc.
I thought this was a new video game or something omg it looks insane so beautiful all the photo's are so good
Thank you so much for your lovely comment
Holy shit, these are amazing! The Giger-Version of the Worm is so cool! - Also it has that "uncanny valley"-AI-vibe to it, to works brilliantly for Dune and Giger! That golden Skull Mask is also SAF!
Love the novels and love the movie. But this art style is incredible. If the movie looks like this, it will be fantastic. Great job...
Thank you so much ❤
AI images are like dreams, just like Giger's visions. It is interesting how the AI made itself a new design itself, by coming with Giger's training. I'm not discrediting people that worked it but the AI's unique way made it more alive and real, less abstract but still. I would pay a 100 bucks to see that movie.
Giger's style makes everybody look badass!
Oh yes :-)
It is not Giger's style.
So much better than the recent dune remake that it's not even funny. You should have been their artistic production coordinator. This is what I would expect from a planet deep into the future. Everything feels eerie and alien which is what it would likely feel like to see something so far into the future.
Thank you so much for your kind words, 77Avadon77! We're thrilled that our H.R. Giger-inspired interpretation of Dune resonated with you and captured the eerie, alien atmosphere you envision for a futuristic planet. Your positive feedback and support mean a great deal to us. While we weren't involved in the recent Dune remake, we're excited to continue exploring and creating unique artistic expressions through AI. Stay tuned for more innovative content!
Giger made every science fiction project he was involved in better
if you like his style, then of course yes
BEST HR G inspired production I've seen! Hands down beats all the classics and a little bit of Riddick in there
Thank you so much SlimBim 🥰
Not at all bothered by how these were generated as I suspect a very talented human directed the program to generate these. All the best major films have been using computer tools to design the amazing visuals we now take for granted in well crafted movies, commercials and video games. Kudos to whoever created these images. Looking forward to the upcoming generation of amazing artists.
I've seen a few of these Geiger/Dune creations, and they are all very different. I like the detail in this one. Astounding.
If you are not bothered, you are likely simply not aware. I used the think the same. Or you don't care which is fair enough. In the hope that you might just not be aware, I hope you'll watch this: ruclips.net/video/tjSxFAGP9Ss/видео.html
Thank you, Joe! We appreciate your open-minded perspective on the collaboration between human artists and AI technology. We agree that blending human creativity and AI can lead to incredible results in various visual mediums. Your support and enthusiasm mean a lot to us, and we're excited to continue exploring the potential of AI-assisted artistry! 🎨🤖
Hi, The Generalist! We're thrilled that you appreciate the detail in our Giger-inspired Dune creation. It's fascinating to see how different artists interpret the same concepts, and we're glad our interpretation resonated with you. Thank you for your support and kind words! 🎨🌌
@@khrom_ai Thanks for the reply. I'm curious how much of the artistic result is from your effort, imagination and creativity, and how much of it was the result of the AI? In effect is it just a powerful software tool, or does the AI really have any innate creativity and imagination, in your opinion?
One of H.R. Gigers designs for the Harkonnen Castles in Jodorowsky's Dune was used in the film Prometheus, but there again he designed so much for the Alien franchise.
I have been saying AI was going to get this good this fast for a long time. Yeah, folks payin' attention now, huh? This is freaking AWESOME!!!
😝
Wait until ai takes over your life. Not gonna be fun n games
AI is helping people understand only now, that Giger was so much bigger than just Aliens. His designs can do so much more than that.
Imagine an entire Dune movie being made by AI like this. I think its possible within 20 years.
More like two years. Sky Captain And The World Of Tomorrow was done almost entirely CGI and green screen and that was 20 years ago.
I think you will see this happen in the next 5-6 years
There is a 1980's, I think, movie called 'Looker' that has the premise of scanning famous actresses, using AI to make their ads and such, then killing the original all to save money. Back then it was SciFi, now they don't even need an original... XD
That’ll be the death of cinema as we know it.
@@SeanHogan_frijole That’s what was said almost 100 years ago when the talkies began.
What great pictures. Thanks!
Thank you, DarkStar! We're glad you enjoyed the Dune artwork inspired by H.R. Giger's style. It's always exciting to explore unique artistic combinations, and we appreciate your kind words. Stay tuned for more intriguing content!
Excellent art but does not work as Dune in most cases
why do you think that?
@@khrom_ai because the clothing worn in most pics would not be wearable on a hot desert planet. This does not apply to the rest of the galactic empire where it is fine. The other thing is that there were no intelligent "aliens" of none human descent in the galaxy that some pics May depict. There also appears to be a "robot" which would not be allowed under Butlerian law.
Amazing how just being outdoors makes it less creepy than the older works.
Visually appealing, but it doesn’t work as Dune for multiple reasons. There are no clouds in Dune, only scorching sun. Where are the harvesters, the carryalls, the ornithopters, the city the Atreides lived in, the spaceships? Also, I have seen about 1 worm. There is nothing Dune about it. It’s just some H.R. Giger art with a desert background, that’s all. Where are some characteristic or recognisable scenes from the film or the book?
I tried to create some of the components you mentioned, the results were not good. I hope to improve this with the next update of the AI. Regarding the clouds, oh man you are right, I did not notice this. Thanks for your constructive comment!
Yes, and we need to see at least one ornithopter in these pictures.
Bingo! Até que enfim alguem cita as discrepancias da obra de F. Herbert do resultado das artes propostas. São visualmente interessantes mas não representam Duna. Acho que Duna não foi absorvida. Quem está comentando também não conhece a obra e o conceito do universo Duna. Um monte de bobagens vazias de pessoas que não leram Duna e estão posando de grandes especialistas! KKKKK! Sabem nada!
Bingo! At last someone cites the discrepancies in F. Herbert's work as a result of the proposed arts. They are visually interesting but do not represent Dune. I think Dune was not absorbed. Those who are commenting also do not know the work and the concept of the Duna universe. A bunch of empty nonsense from people who haven't read Dune and are posing as great experts! HAHAHAHA! They know nothing!
There are harvesters and ornithopters in this video. I agree with you though, this world contains far too much superfluous protruberance. The Still suits would be economical with materials for weight and mobility. A fold in the outer shell would be to radiate heat or protect a joint, not just be cumbersome and pretty. The body hugging conformity was a biproduct of functionality first, not badassery. That was the job of the suits' inhabitant.
This is just some biomechanical style stuff, but there's no Giger anywhere.
The conceptual arte of HR giger is: "THE BEST"
You are absolutely right!
Definitely in the vien of H. R. Giger. Unfortunate that his original Dune artwork was not integrated into the films. Very impressive.
Yes, thats a shame. Thank you very much vor your comment
This is just beautiful. FANTASTIC WORK!
Hello Pneumaticman,
Thank you so much for your enthusiastic comment! We're thrilled to hear that you found our Dune video beautiful. Our team puts a lot of effort into creating high-quality content, and your kind words mean a lot to us. Stay tuned for more fantastic videos, and thank you again for your support!
That was a heavy gourmet meal for the eyes! Well done!
Thank you, Einwetok! We're glad you enjoyed the visual experience. Our goal is to provide engaging and high-quality content, so your feedback is much appreciated. Stay tuned for more eye-catching videos!
Ginger designed art for the unmade Jodorowsky version of dune, but I'm pretty sure David lynch used some of the ideas for Geidi Prime, specifically the giant baby face on buildings. I think that same design is borrowed in Berserk for Ubik's face.
Thanks for sharing this, Alice Bowie! H.R. Giger's work did indeed inspire a lot of designs in science fiction and fantasy, and it's always interesting to see the ways in which those ideas get reinterpreted and reused. Your knowledge and passion for the topic are greatly appreciated!
Midjourney is reall great. But you did very well, nice prompting :)
This is the kind of Dune I wanted to see. Thank You.
Thank you so much for your kind words, S P. V.! We're thrilled to hear that you enjoyed our reinterpretation of Dune. Your support encourages us to keep creating and exploring new artistic possibilities. Stay tuned for more!
Absolutely awesome. A real pity that Villeneuve has not seen this before to start Dune movie shooting
No way. I do love Villeneuve work, much more than this.
Last image of the baron is like I have always wished to see it in a movie.
I am very pleased!
I love his art work! It goes beyond gothic. He has gone beyond the human mind set. Broke the barriers of thought. With him there are no limits. Love it always. 🥰👍
I'm very glad you like them. Thank you for this kind comment.
אין כמו אימא בעולם!!!!!!!!!!
yeah I love his artwork too. AI imitations not so much.
We come back to Jodorovski's Dune, the famous film that never existed, but without which Alien would not have been made.
Brilliant work!
I I were to land on a planet with that kind of style of clothing, architecture and machine design, my first thought would be, "I have to ge the hell out of here fast!".
I can not even begin to comprehend the kind of prompts that you would need to create this images.
Verycool 👍
Thank you 🙏
Thats the most awsome interpretation of a stillsuit I have ever seen.
Thank you, Alvin Elmore! We're thrilled to hear that you enjoyed the interpretation of the stillsuit. It's always fascinating to see how the AI can combine different styles and elements to create unique and interesting artwork. We'll continue to explore various styles and concepts in future projects.
Amazing, dust is the blood of characters, literally.
Thx! This is probably the case in this universe.
The reimagination of the Dune world with Giger's artwork through AI, a fascinating combination. This meeting of creative styles brings forth a completely new world, full of innovative and mesmerizing possibilities.
אין כמו אימא בעולם!!!!!!!!
Dear Tranquility Now, thank you for your insightful comment! We're thrilled that you find the combination of Dune, Giger's artwork, and AI to be fascinating. Our goal is to explore new ways of presenting familiar concepts, and your feedback encourages us to continue pushing creative boundaries. We hope you continue to enjoy our content and share your thoughts with us!
@@khrom_ai You know what would be really cool is someone create a totally Giger based movie (outside of Alien(s)) that has a totally unique story line.
But Giger actually DID do concept art for Dune so this is nothing new!
The Harkonnen visual style seemed pretty Geigeresque in the new movies.
I've read DUNE several times, and this looks completely ALIEN to me.
Thanks for sharing your perspective, Harvey! The intention behind this project was to reimagine the world of Dune through the lens of H.R. Giger's distinctive style, known for its unsettling, biomechanical aesthetic. This obviously results in a very different look and feel compared to the traditional depictions of Dune, and it's understandable that you might find it to be "alien". It's always interesting to see how different artistic styles can radically transform our perception of a familiar setting or story. We appreciate your feedback!
@@khrom_ai LOL! I'm a huge fan of both Giger and Frank Herbert, bro. I just can't pass up a bad pun. I think the images are breathtakingly beautiful, in a surreal and slightly unsettling way.
I'd like to see you do a mash-up of LOTRs and Giger next. I'd love to see what the orcs and goblins would look like.
Waaaa !!! Magnificent. The aesthetics is sumptuous. I love.
Thank you so much ☺️
Fantastic art work! The detail in the suits, worms, vehicles, & buildings/structures is 'next level'
Done by a computer...
Awesome dune concept art.. the imagination is brilliant
That makes me glad, thank you 🙏
I swear I saw the Shrike in there somewhere. Stunning images, really cool.
Thank you so much!
This looks better than the movie if you ask me. More gritty, esoteric and somehow makes more sense.
Feel warmly embraced. Thank you
@@khrom_ai Thank you as well. I was talking a look on the generating site for the track, as well as on Stephane Pigeon's page - such a nice find.
tis will blow frank herbert off! damn awesome collaboration
thank you man!
Not gonna lie, I wish the new Dune movies could’ve accessed the original Giger Harkonnen chairs for the Giedi Prime scenes…
Makes you wonder why this wasn’t used…it’s brilliant ..
Many thanks!
Fantastico, fantastico, fantastico 👍
Thank you 😊
2:46 must be the scorpion!😂
This would make a great full length movie
ABSOLUTELY... another world.
Giger designed the Harkonnen furniture in the 1984 movie
Yes, that's correct! H.R. Giger was indeed involved in the original design process for Jodorowsky's unmade adaptation of Dune, where he created some hauntingly beautiful and grotesque designs for the Harkonnen homeworld. While that particular film project was never completed, his designs were later incorporated into the 1984 Dune movie directed by David Lynch. It's always fascinating to see the enduring influence of Giger's unique style.
@@khrom_ai Yup. Really awesome. I was in some Giger exhibition in Vienna and they also had the Harkonnen table and chairs from the movie there. Before that I didn't know he had actually produced anything for the movie except concepts
1:18
Me: that vehicle looks Dope!
It's not the Dune we deserve. But it's the Dune we need!
That makes me proud!
Giger was really working to this project back in the days when Jodorowsky was intended to direct the movie...
That's right, and the results were brilliant. The storybook is a masterpiece!
@@khrom_ai its a pity that movie was never being done also because in the cast there were Orson Welles,Mick Jagger,Salvador Dalí and a soundtrack made by Pink Floyd! When Giger realized that his Dune will never see the light he completely lost his mind and he was locked in a psychiatric hospital for several months that's quite a sad story but it was exactly during this illness that he came up with the idea of the Alien's creature...Life is crazy sometimes...
GREAT and best wishes to HR Giger and all the fans, especially in Gruyère, Switzerland.
Hell, I never visited his bar 😭
Stunning
Thank you
So graphics are awesome!
Thank you!
Dune like this would have been beyond amazing
Thank you for your comment, Shane! We're glad you enjoyed this interpretation of Dune in the style of H.R. Giger. It's always interesting to see how different artistic styles can bring a new perspective to a beloved story.
I can literally imagine that being In Dune. It would have been perfect for it.
Hi Mike! We're glad you can envision these images fitting well into the world of Dune. It's fascinating to think about how H.R. Giger's unique style could have contributed to the atmosphere of the story. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and enthusiasm! 🏜️🎨
FANTASTIC WORK!!!
This makes me really proud, thank you!
Awesome ! Thanks !
These images are impressive, but as a huge fan of ginger, It seems there's much more mechanical influence in these than he would have had. Not as much of ginger here as I expected. That being said, every one of these images is truly beautiful and left me wanting more
Thank you for your comment! We appreciate your input as a big fan of Giger. While our AI aimed to capture the essence of Giger's style, we understand that it might not fully represent his unique touch. However, we're glad to hear that you found the images impressive and beautiful. We'll continue to explore and improve our AI-generated art, and we hope to keep creating content that leaves you wanting more!
super cool and beautifully detailed.. But I take pause... with all those small grooves, and delicate details, I cant imagine them being in this environment.. the sheer volume of sand, grit, and spice getting caught in all those little cracks and finery!! be packing around quite a few pounds more of straight dirt!! I do really wish HR could have done something with this back when he was alive.. has anyone seen the Jodorowsky dune? Really good stuff there, HR Giger was a part of that!
Thanks for the feedback, Edwin! It's true that the intricate details and delicate grooves might not be the most practical for the harsh environment of Dune, but it's fascinating to see how H.R. Giger's style brings a unique perspective to the world. Jodorowsky's Dune is indeed an interesting take, and it's always fun to explore different artistic visions! 🎨
Awesome ! Impresive ! I have no words ...
Thank you so much, Soyouz1080! I'm thrilled to hear you enjoyed the video. It's always a pleasure to create these pieces and see such positive responses. Stay tuned for more!
Totally stunning imagery
Thank you!