Concept Art for Snowpiercer by production designer Ondrej Nekvasil
Read more about Designing the Train Sections for Bong Joon-ho's Snowpiercer
Typical view of a cramped, dark, and grimy corridor within the residential areas of the Tail Section.
Gilliam’s Tent, located at the very end of the Snowpiercer, as seen on the outside.
Living spaces inside the Tail Section intended to mimic the claustrophobic feel of slums in third-world countries.
A sketch depicting a violent, blood-soaked scene onboard the
train, which was eventually realized in the film as the memorable battle
between the Tail Section rebels and the Front Section soldiers at the
Yekaterina Bridge and Tunnel.
A verdant rendering of the Greenhouse Section, where it marks
the first time the Tail Section rebels encounter the vivid colors of the
train. Notice a key difference: the old lady in the sketch is reading a
book, whereas in the film, she is leisurely doing her knitting by the
fountain.
Beyond the fountain stand boxes of carefully cultivated and
strictly controlled plants, fruits, and vegetables all flourishing
within the limited spaces of the Greenhouse Section.
Perhaps one of the most beautiful parts of the Snowpiercer that
made Yona Minsoo stare in joyous wonder: a floor-to-ceiling wraparound
Aquarium Section filled with marine life.
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