Black Panther
Black Panther is one of my favorite films to have worked on. Besides the historic precedence it has set as the first major tent-pole film with an all black cast, director, and production designer, it was an amazing experience to world build a futuristic world that was unfettered by pre-existing ideas of western futurism. I worked closely with the production designer Hannah Beachler (Fruitvale Station, Creed, Moonlight, and Beyonce's Lemonade), to come up with a vision of Wakanda that feels authentic to a secretive highly advanced African nation.
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A high angle view of a version of Shuri's Lab. To the naked eye, what appears to be a grains of black sand are actually vibranium nannites. This allows the Wakanda Desgin Group to literally rapid prototype any design idea literally anywhere on this level.
An early pass of the interior of the Royal Talon Fighter
An early version of Mt Bashinga
Kimoyo Beads
A close of up Mt Bashinga for Black Panther
An early version of T'Challa's study.
Chair ideas for the interior of the Royal Talon Fighter
A low angle view of the Wakanda Design Group
An early version of T'Challa's study.
An early version of T'Challa's study.
Another view of the interior of the Royal Talon Fighter
Cockpit of the Royal Talon Fighter
Cockpit of the Royal Talon Fighter
Night view of the interior of the Royal Talon Fighter
The console detail of the Royal Talon Fighter
a 360 pano of an early version of Shuri's bedroom I designed.
a 360 pano of an early version of the Wakandan Design Group.
The deck of the Wakanda Design Group
The sandtable design for the Wakandan Design Group
Another view of the Wakanda Design Group
Another view of the Wakanda Design Group
The corridor leading to the Wakandan Design Group
The Wakandan Design Group. In this view you can see the mining drill that has become Shuri's Lab.
The landing deck of the Wakandan Design Group
Another view of the Wakanda Design Group