Blade Runner Sketchbook Takes You Back To The Far Off Future Of 1982

Blade Runner Sketchbook Takes You Back To The Far Off Future Of 1982

The Blade Runner Sketch Book out of print since the late 1980's has found itself online and offers up some scrapped ideas. Hit the jump for a look!

By Thorverine - Jan 09, 2012 06:01 PM EST
Filed Under: Sci-Fi
Source: io9

The original Blade Runner Sketchbook full of concept art from Ridley Scott's classic has been out of print for decades. Fortunately, one dedicated fan decided it was time to put the whole book online. This black-and-white trip through Rick Deckerd's dystopian future can now be enjoyed by all.

The book itself contains commentary and art from Ridley Scott himself as well as Syd Mead and other concept artists for the film. Scattered throughout the book are items that didn't quite make the final cut. Just one example is the Cryo-Crypt where the Tyrell chairman is attempting to preserve his body indefinitely.

Below are just a small taste of the incredible work contained within the book. The full book can be found at issuu.com









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