Jonathan Bach (Iron Man 2,
Oz: The Great and Powerful, Star Wars: Underworld) worked on The Amazing Spider-Man (2012) and shared a piece of concept art.
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Here's what he said on his blog:
"This interior concept was done for Dr.Connor's apartment in The Amazing Spider-man. It was to be situated in an existing New York building which
would be digitally restyled to show these large art deco statues
surrounding the building that are visible through the windows here. It
didn't fit the bill probably because Dr. Connors was shown most of his
time in the lab working so the set they went with was more modest.
"I got the opportunity to work very briefly on this film through
Production Designer Michael J. Riva whom recently passed away while
working on Quentin Tarantino's Django Unchained in New Orleans. He took
a chance on me with the first film job I worked, Iron Man 2 and I
really appreciated his warmth, patience and humor. He was
multi-talented and had taste to spare, designing the visual language of
such widely varied films as The Goonies, The Golden Child, The Pursuit
of Happiness, A Few Good Men, Iron Man 1 & 2...The Amazing Spider-man,
and the list goes on. Hate to gush, but I am and will forever be a fan
and he will be missed..
"So many greats passing this year, I never even mentioned Jean Giraud
Moebius. Anyhow, I was looking forward to many more movies with Riva,
but I can only be thankful that I got to work with him on Iron Man 2."
There's a real sense of mood in this illustration.
See more of Jonathan Bach portfolio at jbachdesign.blogspot.com
@Copyright 2012 Columbia Pictures Entertainment
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