Additional Unused Concept Art by Floro Dery - Mechanobeast, Quintessa, Junkion, Crystal of Power

fenrir72 wrote:Or Skylynx was the eventual result of the early concept. Back then, I doubt if the technology would have spawned an actual toy.

Unvorsum is the poetic Latin word for the Universe. Unvorsum, shown in the first drawing above, is a galactic robot, he's a transmuter in the symbiotic topological realm that's parallel to the physical Universe. He derives his power from an enormous black hole in his body, and through an opening he devours planets, stars and other galaxies. Unvorsum topologically transmutes into a multi-dimensional gigantic galaxy, as shown in the second drawing, that's greater than any known galaxy. Attached to his back is his parasitic mini-sidekick galaxy. Copyright (c) 2013 by Floro Dery.

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TFPH: If you told to create Unicron in your style, do you think he still be a planet? or something else? like a giant space crab perhaps.

Floro Dery: I was not told by anyone when I created the design of Unicron. In fact, the writer's idea is different from mine. However, if I redesign Unicron again, I will make him bigger and like a galaxy.

Sabrblade wrote:Turns out it's not Transformers art. It's copyrighted 2013, being something he recently came up with.

Cyberpath wrote:Two new signed prints from Floro Dery:


The temple of the Sky God on the moon Titan. (from the episode The God Gambit.)


Galvatron defending the Decepticon Hall of Heroes from Unicron.

Notice the two Cyclonus.

The Quintesson and the Sharkticons in the court chamber.

The 3rd version Autobot spaceship and also the 3rd version fiery planet Thrull and its moons.

Ultra Magnus, 3rd version.

Yes. Later I redesigned and simplified this Ultra Magnus to become Orion Pax.

There seems so many confusing ideas going around among Transformers fans in the development of the animated Transformers movie. When I was designing the said movie I just designed whatever I wanted, once done I gave them to the studio, and that was that. I had no more control afterward whether the studio will use it or not, but most of the time my designs were used and others were not. My Ultra Magnus design shown here was not used in the movie, so I redesigned and modified it to become Orion Pax that the studio used in the Transformers series. I'll tell my daughter to post the design of Orion Pax in her Etsy store. By the way, to correct the misconception, my Ultra Magnus design was based on an angel and NOT BASED on the toy Powered Convoy, and I had nothing to do with the final Ultra Magnus used in the movie. About the book, my daughter and nephew are working on it slowly, hahaha. It's just a sideline work of my daughter who's working full time as a lawyer.

I had nothing to do with the final Ultra Magnus used in the movie

Shown on the left side is the 1st version of Quintesson, and on the right side is the final version.

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The moon of Unicron and its transformation Mini-Unicron.

Hans wrote:I always thought the Quintesson designs were the most "out there" as far as high fantasy in G1 goes, really awesome and unique designs. The first design is a lot more conventional, but still very cool.

Can anyone decipher the text in the Quintesson piece? I wish there was a higher-resolution version available... from what I can tell, Floro explains the inspiration for the various head designs...

Shown on the left side is the 1st version of Quintesson, and on the right side is the final version.

Face 1: I used a Pharaoh skull-like face to suggest kingly authority and death.

Face 2: I used a fat face with a sun-like-rays headgear to suggest a happy and smiling face.

Face 3: Here I used the face of evil (devil-like) to suggest an angry face.

Face 4: I used a stern and barbarian face to suggest a grimacing face.

Face 5: And here I used an old woman-like face to suggest a suspicious face.

The moon of Unicron and its transformation Mini-Unicron.

hunter4life wrote:but i love the quintessons concepts and lilithon? i dunno. must be their concept of the citizens.

It says "First version of Quintesson."

hunter4life wrote:

It says "First version of Quintesson."

oops my bad! but i wished we got the humanoid Quintessons in the movie rather than having just floating heads with seven different faces and personalities.

My nephew, Kuest, is working during his spare time preparing that book. My daughter is just waiting for him so that she can edit it. There are simply many information needed to be incorporated in every design, and there are hundreds of designs.

MY 2014 VERSION OF UNICRON

Unicron rips Cybertron apart as Autobot and Decepticon warships attack. Also shown are Mini-Unicron and the five moons of Cybertron.

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Cyberpath wrote:

MY 2014 VERSION OF UNICRON

Unicron rips Cybertron apart as Autobot and Decepticon warships attack. Also shown are Mini-Unicron and the five moons of Cybertron.

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Dead Metal wrote:Edit:
So reading the description, this isn't actual concept art from the movie, but seems to be something he did last year.

Cyberpath wrote:He doesn't strike me as eccentric to be honest.

The Transformers Quintesson castle and Ariel (later redesigned and renamed as Elita)

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The Transformers Quintesson castle and Ariel (later redesigned and renamed as Elita)

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Style. Besides, it's practical to start from something that's complicated and then simplify it.