The Show Must Go On

Molly Brown, creature creator and concept artist, share concept art of the SM-13 submarine, the titular Iron Lung. The details about giving it monstrous qualities to match the monster are especially fascinating.

Grimm Craft revealed their work on the project with creating a physical and a digital model of the interior of the sub.

"One particular piece I’m proud to have built for the film was a scale mock-up of the SM-13 submarine which I later nicknamed “the Dollhouse”. It consisted of three parts that could be opened for a side profile of the interior to allow Mark and the crew to plan camera shots.

In the beginning of production planning, I would spend time in the original game from @duskdeveloper to study the feel of the submarine as well as all of the details for the interior. I then modeled my full size interpretation of the set on my tablet using @shapr3d_official and printed the scale mock-up with PLA and used various paint techniques to better match it to the rusted aesthetic.

During early concept design, we discussed how the submarine would traverse the “blood ocean” floor. We eventually agreed on cylindrical screws, also commonly called a “screw tank”, that would make it feel more plausible compared to traditional “tank treads”."

What are you doing? Is thinking. It looks like you're just staring. Is doing both.

Grace, Rocky save stars.

Welcome to version two! These are supplementary images to our Iron Lung Wiki project! They will be accompanied by many, many, many paragraphs of detail work. Simon's character page is going to unironically take my entire team weeks. It's a hefty project.

Anyway, cosplayers and artists rejoice! I've found those damn ice cleats (I'm pretty sure these are the exact ones. I sat there and counted and memorized the spike pattern on the bottom whilst screaming at Google Lens). Wal-Mart strikes again! I also corrected some errors, added details and standardized the formatting a bit better! Enjoy. :)

listening to tame impala on daily basis really did something to my artworks…