DREDD CONCEPT ART

[JOE SOAP]

They should use that top one in the sequel if they do go into the cursed earth, looks like it could handle rough terrain better.

[MR. ELIMINATOR]

Haha ok, scrap that. The lawbuggy it is!

[IAMTHESYSTEM]

Wonderful work. You can see how the artist began with something real shotgun/motorbike etc and created from it a design realistic enough to fit into the futuristic world of Judge Dredd.

You can even see a little evolution in the designs ie: the shoulder pads.

[SuperSurfer]

AFAIAC that lawgiver 1 is the version I will draw from now on (don't hold me to that).

Always preferred it all black/dk grey.

[Hairwolf]

Beautiful stuff...loving the cityscapes, wasn't too much deviation from page to screen either, except to strip it down a little further than the concepts.
A talented crew for this film indeed.

[QuickQuag]

I want that top one.

Not if (as pictured) it removes my feet I don't 

[judge devs]

I really hope that put together a nice shiny high gloss book of all of this.

[JOE SOAP]

If the film is successful Lionsgate might do that.

[judge devs]

Well looks like it's going to do good business in the UK so hopefully we'll get one. We all know the score with the $50M box office needed in the States to get a sequel, but I've been seeing things about the apparent weak advertising in the States despite all the very positive reviews and feedback it's been getting. You'd think the reaction at San Diego Comic Con would tip off the distributers that the massive comic and sci-fi crowd in the US were very keen on this movie. I'm hoping this isn't true or turns out to be an issue.

[Albion]

I want that top one.

Not if (as pictured) it removes my feet I don't 

I think the Judge is just standing back a bit. if you could see his feet he would have very long legs.

[CraveNoir]

http://darenhorley.cghub.com/

[Fisticuffs]

LOVE the alternative Lawmaster on that site, nice find!

[Hairwolf]

I wonder how much variance there was from the start of pre-viz to the point they were ready to go?
Were there concepts that leaned closer to the mc1 of the comics. These would suggest they had a very concrete idea of what they wanted from early on.
Only the shot from outside the wall on the previous page looks like they might've had a stab at the packed with crazy architecture style from the strip.

[James Stacey]

Last time I saw brutalist architecture like that was in Gateshead

[Goaty]

Last time I saw brutalist architecture like that was in Gateshead

Both are gone now.