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Go inside Star Trek The Art of Glenn Hetrick’s Alchemy Studios for a look at prosthetics

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As a lifelong Star Trek enthusiast who has spent countless hours gazing at the stars, I can confidently say that Glenn Hetrick and his team at Alchemy FX Studios have truly outdone themselves with their remarkable alien creations for Star Trek: Discovery. The behind-the-scenes look in “Star Trek The Art of Glenn Hetrick’s Alchemy Studios Revealing the Magic of Prosthetic Makeup” is a treasure trove for any Trekkie, offering an unprecedented glimpse into the creative process that brought these extraordinary beings to life.

It’s astonishing how imaginative artists are when designing the alien characters featured in Star Trek shows, such as Andorians, Kelpians, and Lurians. Star Trek: Discovery was especially renowned for its diverse alien species, a credit to Glenn Hetrick, CEO of Alchemy FX Studios and a talented special makeup effects artist/designer.

In the book, Star Trek: The Art of Glenn Hetrick’s Alchemy Studios, we delve into the fascinating world behind the scenes, showcasing some of the remarkable prosthetic makeup creations by Glenn Hetrick and his team that graced our TV screens. Notably, they were responsible for the revamped Klingon appearance, but their talents extended far beyond this, crafting awe-inspiring works like the alien Osnullus, which demanded intricate detail and effort!

In Glenn Hetrick’s Alchemy Studios: The Art Behind Star Trek’s Prosthetic Makeup, you’ll get an inside look at the creative process, complete with art, photography, and exclusive insights from Hetrick and his team. They’ll share how they brought these previously unseen alien species to life, including the ones that made their debut in Star Trek: Discovery, a moment they consider one of their greatest achievements – hinting at a connection to Saurian brandy.

As a devoted fan, I’d like to share my excitement about this 192-page hardcover book that delves deep into all five seasons of Star Trek: Discovery. From brainstorming design concepts to the actual crafting of my beloved characters like Saru and Linus, it’s a fascinating journey. The studio even traces their roots back to iconic beings like the Talosians, first glimpsed in “The Menagerie” episode of Star Trek: The Original Series. Interestingly, they were initially introduced in the original pilot, “The Cage.

This full-cover book with glossy pages is available now from Amazon and your favorite retailer.

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2024-10-27 17:23

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