On #AvatarTheWayofWater, we designed military costumes for land, air and sea units, as well as for non-combatant roles including doctors, scientists, administration, construction workers, the tulkun hunters and more. #wetaworkshop #avatar #costume

Everything is so tactile

Los principales edificios de la Tierra Media por dentro. 🎨Adam J. Middleton

One of my designs for Isengard featured in the previews for the War of the Rohirrim Visual Dictionary. Can't wait to share more once the film releases! amazon.co.uk/Lord-Rings-Roh…

Concept Design done for Jake Sully’s traveling look in Avatar: The Way of Water

For James Cameron's 2022 film #AvatarTheWayofWater, we kept simplicity and functionality at the forefront of our minds when we worked with costume designer Deb Scott on this particular look. #wetaworkshop #costume #costumedesign #avatar

A Glimpse into the effort that goes into each character's costume in Avatar: The Way of Water. Each garment, once concepted, was physically made by the incredible team Wētā Workshop Concept of Jake with his poncho on his Ikran by me.

Helm’s Deep is one of my favorite film settings, so redesigning it for an earlier era was a blast. Having already created a film-accurate 3D model for my cross-section project, I used that as the foundation for my design work, and then passed it on to the production team.

First look at the Ash Village in ‘AVATAR: FIRE & ASH’ Those that live there are described as the worst side of Na’vi filled with anger & rage after their civilization was destroyed by a volcanic eruption (Source: empireonline.com/movies/news/av…)

We have been busy! Last Sentinel Game youtube.com/watch?v=HelduJ…

Where neon meets rain, the outlines of Tokyo’s future begin to appear. Shared in our Behind the Code dev diary series, this concept art captures an early stage of worldbuilding; this is just one step in building the world of #LASTSENTINEL. #ConceptArt #GameDev #BehindTheScenes

Avatar: The Way of Water - Jake Sully Final Battle Look A large portion of the design work I helped contribute to the film was costume designs for Jake Sully. It was important to showcase his adoption of the Omaticaya Clan as well as his human/marine background. CD: Deb L. Scott

Avatar: Fire and Ash - Mangkwan Warriors A early piece of design done to help establish the look and feel of the Mangkwan warriors. Check out more work here - youtube.com/watch?v=pksa9y…