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For the alien planet, creatures and technology, director Sir Ridley Scott instructed the design team to aim for a look that could logically come before the original Alien (1979), and thus not to rely too heavily on Swiss artist H.R. Giger's famous original planet and Xenomorph designs. However, almost all of the team's drawings eventually contained subconscious "Gigeresque" embellishments, while also drawing inspiration from several unused Giger designs for Alien (1979). In the end, it was decided to invite Giger himself to come over, who approved of the use of his old ideas and gave additional input on reverse-engineering his original designs for the new film. Further inspiration was drawn from the works of Russian 3D artist Gutalin (Alex Kozhanov). Giger died of fall-related injuries in 2014, making this the last movie related to the Alien franchise that he worked on.

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