Roy Batty Tank Tops

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Blade Runner Nexus 6

Blade Runner | Directed by Ridley Scott

Roy Batty Time To Die

Roy Batty, model number N6MAA10816, a Nexus-6 combat model replicant, the leader of a renegade, replicant group is a fictional character portrayed by Rutger Hauer in the 1982 Ridley Scott film Blade Runner. The Original illustration is on A4 fine grain cartridge paper, 220g, acid free. Pencil. For more info: https://www.facebook.com/PaulNelsonEschArt https://www.instagram.com/paulnelsonesch

Distressed/Faded print effect. The Tyrell Corporation was a high-tech firm primarily focused on the production of androids known as replicants. It was based in Los Angeles and named after its founder Eldon Tyrell.

What if the classic cyber-punk/noir film got a release on NES? Here's a hypothetical scene from that game. This version of the image has been processed to mimic how it would look on a classic CRT television set.

Grungy portrait of Deckard

Blade Runner satire. This designt humorously reimagines the iconic monologue from Blade Runner with a relatable twist that brings it from the dystopian future right into our everyday reality.

Titles from Bladerunner's opening. Officially living in the future

Weathered logo of the Tyrell Corporation, responsible for the creation of Replicants in the 1982 sci-fi classic Blade Runner, starring Harrison Ford.

Rutger Hauer as Roy Batty in Blade Runner

My painting of the replicants Roy Batty and Pris from Blade Runner

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Immerse yourself in the intrigue and mystery of Blade Runner with "Origami Unicorn"! Inspired by the symbolic origami unicorn from the film that captures the enigmatic essence and thematic depth of this epic film.

More human than human?

✊🤖 ROY was RIGHT! Fan-art dedicated to 2019's foremost android freedom-fighter, Roy Batty ** Content Warning**: This comp's quote contains *small* F@!# - bomb.

Monologue on the life and death of the cult movie Bladerunner of the replicant Roy Batty.

Rutger Hauer starred as replicant Roy Batty in Ridley Scott's seminal Sci Fi Noir Blade Runner, and this newly designed Rutger Hauer Blade Runner design.

✊🤖 ROY was RIGHT! Fan-art dedicated to 2019's foremost android freedom-fighter, Roy Batty

Abstract Blade Runner Line Art

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Vid Phon - Out of Order

Shimata-Dominguez was created in 1968 by combining the nickel and aluminium smelting and alloying operations of Shimata and Dominguez. Shimata-Dominguez was listed on the World Stock Exchange on November 14, 1971 (WEX:SDC16417). Most of its operations have long operating histories on the Moon, Mars and Phobos under previous owners and operators. Since 2001 Shimata-Dominguez Corporation (SDC) has been undergoing a significant strategic transformation by developing mining activities off-world and by progressively decommissioning its old W-4 and T-14 andys in favor of the smarter Nexus series.

Alternative logo for Tyrell Corp

Blade Runner design pays tribute to the iconic monologue from Blade Runner, but with a twist that brings the sci-fi classic right into your kitchen.

Colorful representation of Rick Deckard and Rachel from the 1982 Blade Runner film by Ridley Scott.

Jesus was a replicant

Blade runner unicorn origami matchbox made by tyrell voight-Kampff tested and approved

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Chrome variant of my other unicorn design. Like this design? Please check out my other designs!

The Nexus-6 were a series of replicants developed by Eldon Tyrell and his genetic design team to be more human than all previous Nexus models. The Nexus-6 was produced by 2018, when a group of combat model Nexus-6 replicants staged a mutiny in the Off-world colonies. This event prompted replicants as a whole to be prohibited on Earth. The following year, a group of Nexus-6 replicants led by Roy Batty hijacked a transport and went to Earth in search of a way to extend their lifespans.

What if the classic cyber-punk/noir film got a release on NES? Here's what a hypothetical ending to that game might look like.