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I think that this homepage about H.R Giger is absolutely great! I haven´t seen
anything like it! Keep up the god work!
Henrik Sjöström <henrik.sjostrom@mbox317.swipnet.se>
Stockholm, Sweden - Saturday, 31 August 1996 at 23:47:38
Species best desing
Roger Andre Beckstrøm <Beckstro@online.no>
Torvastad, Norway - Saturday, 31 August 1996 at 00:14:27
Hello this is Darin Gonzales of Salt Lake City Utah USA. I am a very exellent occult
fantasy surreal and macabre artist but I am not very well known. I work making signs which
are carved out of foam and laminated with a resin and then painted. they are three
dimensional signs and most are quite large. They are very impressive but I dont know if
you will ever get to see any. Lately I have been working on projects on the side of the
buisness where I am creating sculpted three dimensional artwork. My work is very dark very
realistic and intense. It has an evil biomechanical feel to it and is very detailed and
gothic but is different from the type of art you create and very original. My previous job
was at a tattoo studio here in utah and before that i worked making grave markers. I have
boxes of original drawings I have created all of outstanding quality and skill I also am
very good at airbrushing, pencil, painting, computer graphics, sculpting, animation, etc.
If there were anyone in the world who could compete with you as a master of the dark arts
it would be me. I am not as lucky though and have not had the chance at working on movies
or being contracted for galleries or any other application. I have been doing artwork for
as long as I can remember. I am also a musician. I play guitar, bass, and sing and have
been in several band projects but Im currently working on solo projects. The music styles
I play are black metal, industrial, techno, trance, heavy metal, death metal and also new
experimental musical projects which are very dark and intense. If you would like to see
samples of my artwork please write or call for a request. If not thanks for your time.
Darin Gonzales 5963 so. Greenwood dr. Murray Utah 84123 USA 801-263-9802 until the dark
age arrives HAIL!
Darin Gonzales <jsinclair@msn.com>
SaltLakeCity, USA - Friday, 30 August 1996 at 11:40:29
"There's a divinity that shapes our ends"
ghema! <plau@pacific.net.sg>
Lion, Alien - Friday, 30 August 1996 at 09:59:28
Where do you find your inspiration? This is great work.
Glenn Zac Herring
Melbourne, Australia - Monday, 26 August 1996 at 10:00:41
I'm planning to get myself some larger TATTOO-work at the cost of approx. US$ 2000,00
to US$ 2500,00. That's quite a bit of artwork! Now, I feel for the H.R.Giger design-like
"Alien",or "biomechanic". That's why I'm looking around for some ideas
or examples of Giger artwork to use. Any help is welcome, and by the way, is it OK
concerning copyright etc?
Tore <whisky@algonet.se>
Gothenburg, Sweden - Monday, 26 August 1996 at 08:24:47
Beautifully rendered site, Thomas! Giger never fails to astound, and you've captured
the essence quite well! Giger - I have been very influenced by you in my own small ways! I
would like to send you some music which, like your art, marries technology with the
organic in a dark-yet-sensous manner. There are downloadable samples on my home page, but
of course the sound quality there is lacking. Please let me know what address I can use to
mail you a CD!
Scott Gibbons, for Lilith <scott@suba.com>
Chicago, USA - Sunday, 25 August 1996 at 21:27:48
Excellent work and we would love to see more of the Hells Angels 1989 world run
material cheers kev
Kevin Keld <kkeld@netcomuk.co.uk>
York, U.K - Sunday, 25 August 1996 at 20:17:05
sehr geehrter herr giger, leider muß ich eingestehen, dass ich ihre arbeiten und den
geist den ich dahinter vermute bewundere. vor zwei drei jahren habe ich selber in einer
schweißstahlkunstgruppe, den "dead chickens" in berlin mitgewirkt. es war
damals nicht zu übersehen, dass wir alle ihre werke bewunderten und es immer noch tun.
die zeiten ändern sich leider. man meint, dass man erwachsener werden muss und alte
träume siechen und sterben so langsam vor sich hin. einer dieser träume war sie einmal
persöhnlich kennenzulernen, ein anderer bei ihnen ein praktikum zu absolvieren,,d.h.
ihnen einmal einige zeit über die schulter zu blicken o.ä. ich wäre höchsterfreut,
wenn auf diese art und weise evtl. ein kontakt zustandekommen könnte. wenn nicht, meine
aufmerksamkeit werden sie auch in zukunft weiter haben. mfg thomas witkovsky
Thomas Witkovsky <technoir@t-online.de>
stuttgart, germany - Sunday, 25 August 1996 at 19:54:15
Originally Inspirational !!!!!!
Stephen A. Manocchio <Smanoc@aol.com>
Hoboken, NJ, USA - Sunday, 25 August 1996 at 08:43:16
superb..........................
Justin J. Stark <starkjj@ucsub.Colorado.edu>
Boulder , USA - Saturday, 24 August 1996 at 23:37:45
Genius...GENIUS.... OUT of THIS world.... I am totally speechless!
Oeyvind Pedersen <oeypeder@online.no>
Tromso, Norway - Saturday, 24 August 1996 at 20:39:01
H.R. Giger is gigantic...! I mean... why can I not get a hold of any of his art here?!
I guess I'll have to try elsewhere....
Oeyvind Pedersen <oeypeder@online.no>
Tromso, Norway - Saturday, 24 August 1996 at 20:36:00
I have enjoyed H. R. Giger's work for many years. I hope that he will continue his
beautiful gifts to us all for many more years to come. Giger's art is the best! There is
nobody who can make us dream, the way his work does.
TuT
Toronto, Canada - Saturday, 24 August 1996 at 20:28:48
it was a pleasure to roam your website. i have always enjoyed your blending of beauty
and disgust, of smooth terror that must have been born of personal experience. my best
regards to you and yours.
greggory wentz <ground0@inlink.com>
st. louis, usa - Saturday, 24 August 1996 at 08:20:24
You are one of the most amazing artists ever! I can't possibly say anything that more
prolithic people than myself could express. However, I must mention that I would really
like to see you with a ton of money, get together with a visionary film maker, and a
concept of your own, creating a film project that you had SOLE control over, at very least
visually. I have read stories, year after year, of how you have gotten screwed by the film
industry. It seems that the best thing (for you, as far as complete creative control) you
must have ever worked on was 'Alien', which is a visual masterpiece. I see your beautiful
designs everywhere from the Alien ship to the corridors of the human ship (Nostromo). The
effect was varied, but still all of it contained the same element of maticulous artistry
that seems to pervade every inch of your work. Incredible! You may not realize this, maybe
you do, but with that one design [Alien] you affected the whole world with a new standard
of horrible and beautiful designs that has lasted for twenty years, TO THIS DAY! You don't
recieve nearly enough credit for this, and people who are only aware of your Alien design,
and there are many such people, do not know that they are only recieving the 'tip of the
artistic iceburg'. They don't realize that the art that spawned the whole world into a
state of awe was only one sentence of one of the world's most unique novels. I feel sure
that if they saw more of your vision as you see it (played out perhaps in the most
available medium for artistic revelation, film) they would see you as I do, The Voice that
brings to us a terrible dimension that must be a part of all as blood is a part of life.
Thank you.
Michael Fiedler <nanto@kato.theramp.net>
Chicago, USA - Saturday, 24 August 1996 at 08:01:17
Your site is very cool, but I will like if you see the page of my friend Kain.
http://www.total.net/~kain/images/introgiger.html FRANÇAIS: Votre site est génial, mais
j'aimerais que vous jetiez un coup d'oeil sur la page de mon ami Kain.
http://www.total.net/~kain/images/introgiger.html
Vincent (Vega) <visilou@mlink.net>
Montréal, Québec - Saturday, 24 August 1996 at 05:42:12
HR Giger is a great artist. His art is so fantastic. I just love his work.
Ulrika Bergman <None>
Uppsala, Sweden - Saturday, 24 August 1996 at 04:03:40
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Parrot Design <-->
Munich, Germany - Friday, 23 August 1996 at 22:56:53
The prices of Gigerart are Very High! It would be great if prices would go down a bit
so that others than millionares could buy some Gigerart too!
Jari Raiskio <lukio@posio.inet.fi>
Posio, Finland - Friday, 23 August 1996 at 13:14:30
Dear WebMaster: We are ENORMOUSLY impressed with your website. So impressed that we
would like to share you with our strange and twisted patrons. We have taken a graphic from
your site and would like to use it to link your site to ours. If this in any way angers
you, or if you don't want the traffic, please respond and tell us not to use it. we will
honor your wishes. If you know of any other cool sites we should include please let us
know. Thanks. alt.mcafee.com
Gina Groom
- Friday, 23 August 1996 at 07:03:38
Great Page
Carola Heine <Melody001@aol.com>
Ratingen, Germany - Friday, 23 August 1996 at 06:50:27
Thank you for sharing your work on the internet. I have been an admirer for a long time
and hope you continue to inspire the imagination as you have mine. Keep well and keep that
mind sharp! Scott Grassi
Scott Grassi <grassis@kic.or.jp>
- Friday, 23 August 1996 at 02:28:16
What was salvador dali like and what do you like to read?
kevin kenific
stanhope, U.S. - Friday, 23 August 1996 at 00:34:14
ewer sins i saw your monster in"alien" i was sold on your art.
Mats Naxe <mj16408@janus.swipnet.se>
Insjön, Sweden - Thursday, 22 August 1996 at 21:35:57
You can compare his works with some of the greatest painters and artists in the world.
Niclas Jacobsson <Lars.Jacobsson@mailbox.swipnet.se>
smygehuk, Sweden - Thursday, 22 August 1996 at 17:37:49
hallo hansruedi ich habe erst heute erfahren, dass Du eine eigene homepage hast. ich
und carmilla grŸssen Dich ganz herzlich und vielleicht sehen wir uns bald wieder.
lieber Gruss EAT (erotic art terrorism) Productions
Dra-Zen <blacksun@nethos.net>
schweiz - Thursday, 22 August 1996 at 17:08:42
I really enjoy Giger's artistic style, and I think he is a genius.
Lawrence Popa <ai403@freenet.hamilton.on.ca>
Hamilton, Canada - Thursday, 22 August 1996 at 08:00:57
I just cant help falling despearately in love with these dark, sinister and deathly
charming pictures you make Mr. Giger. Your pictures are a insperation for something i even
don´t understand yet, you are and always will be my favorite artist, (along with J.M.W.
Turner)
Heba Sigurðardóttir <freyja@centrum.is>
Reykjavík, Iceland - Wednesday, 21 August 1996 at 22:57:45
Hi, Love your work. It really encouraged me to continue as an artist myself. Hope to
see more wonderful visions or yours in the future.
Mike Burkard <cortan@jetcity.com>
Seattle, WA, USA - Wednesday, 21 August 1996 at 22:34:13
Words just don't cut it. But... what about the Aliens??? :) I'd love to see a lot of
the Aliens artwork...
Morgan Farris <slver@istar.ca>
Dieppe, Canada - Wednesday, 21 August 1996 at 19:39:09
Love it!
Richard Lilja
Linköping, Sweden - Wednesday, 21 August 1996 at 10:58:51
We´re very interested in your paintings. Wann bringen Sie endlich das San
Gottardo-Buch heraus ? Danke, daß Sie uns unbedeutenden Kleinlingen ihr Auge für wenige
Sekunden gewidmet haben. Dirk hat auch schon probiert, ihre Kunstwerke nachzuahmen und
hätte großes Interesse an neuen Inspirationen. In Hochachtung, ihre Geisenheimer
Fangemeinde. CX´96
Oliver Nelson / Dirk Stieler
65366 Geisenheim, Germany - Tuesday, 20 August 1996 at 21:58:26
Aliens gesichtet, bitte dringend um Hilfe, wo ist Comm. Ripley ?
Spyrk DBug <100530,3445>
Frankfurt, german - Tuesday, 20 August 1996 at 12:46:52
Congratulations, ...excelente, por fin los encontre, ¿como compro un poster? y de
donde lo puedo elegir desde ya gracias
Mauricio Tapia Cofré <mtapia@mailer.applechile.cl>
Santiago, Chile - Monday, 19 August 1996 at 18:22:55
are there any "cheap" giger artefacts ( sculptures , chairs etc.) avaible ?
oliver gebhard
67316 carlsberg 2, germany - Sunday, 18 August 1996 at 21:29:37
Hello mr. Giger! I´m a 31 year old student from Sweden. I saw Alien for the first time
when I was 14. It still strikes me today. I think your art is extremely fascinating. So
keep up the good work and the best of luck in the future. Sincerely Daniel.
Daniel Tollin <daniel.tollin@mbox300.swipnet.se>
Malmoe, Sweden - Sunday, 18 August 1996 at 19:18:56
mine dearest hans i will be surprised if you really get this fucking message call me
chris stein in new york
Chris Stein <chrisstein@interactive.net>
NYC, USA - Saturday, 17 August 1996 at 07:26:15
Gute Gestaltung, tolles Layout, aber wenig News-Wert der Webseiten.
Tom Haefliger <101553.2761@compuserve.com>
Emmenbrücke, Schweiz - Friday, 16 August 1996 at 10:33:15
As an aspiring artist my self I have found the work of so execlent that I have often
wondered if I have what it takes to cut it. Neadless to say he is a hero to me and I would
just like to thank him for being H.R. Giger
tanner downey
Calgary, Canada - Thursday, 15 August 1996 at 22:55:00
What a fantasy!!! It great..I love Gigers art.
Jessica Sanfridsson <Jerry.R.Eriksson@telia.se>
Skogås, Sweden - Thursday, 15 August 1996 at 19:35:24
I found some pictures of H.R.Giger in Brighton, and now I`m sold on Giger. I also play
roleplaying games and his pictures are so good to have as inspiration. Espacially his
island of death(?). H.R.Giger is best. Alien 4 ever
Fredrik Ernstson <Don`t have one yet>
EKSJÖ, SWEDEN - Thursday, 15 August 1996 at 15:08:32
Awesome page!!
Tuomo Valkonen <booster@freenet.hut.fi>
Pieksämäki, Finland - Thursday, 15 August 1996 at 12:47:42
Ein perfekter Künstler! Was für geile Grafiken! Wann kommt Alien 4!!!
Majer Gue <gue@ivnet.co.at>
Ried, Austria - Thursday, 15 August 1996 at 10:28:22
Maybe for me there is a chance to leave a message for my Master, my Sensei, my hero, my
idol the Great H.R. Giger. I imagine my God reading thousand and thousand of that silly
message like mine but.. I only hope or I like to think that Mister Giger will read my
message one of these day.Sorry for my poor english I'm a french canadian and I'm better in
french! (Naturally) For my message, I will talk both in french and in english. So, there's
my message: "Mr Giger, I'm so upset 'cause here in Quebec city in Canada, I try to
talk about you between me and my friend and anyone known you. I'm not trying to say to you
to come here in Quebec (but you known, it's a beautiful old city with lots of history) but
I want to see more stuff from you to sale. Ask to you marketing compagny to sell more
things here in Quebec city (Not Montreal)." In french:"Mr Giger, je suis si
fache car je tente de parler de vous a mon entourage et personne ne vous connait. Je ne
veux pas vous dire de venir ici car je suis sur que plusieurs personnes vous l'on deja
demande a mainte reprise. Je veux vous dire que j'aimerais avoir plus de chose a vendre de
vous ici au Quebec pour que je puisse avoir enfin le Necronomicon #1. Lorsque je dit
Quebec, je ne veux pas dire Montreal! Je vous souhaite une fin de carriere memorable! De
votre humble serviteur, Rene Cliche 4405 Place le Monelier #208 Charlesbourg, Quebec
Canada G1H 2P2 (418) 624-9510
Rene Cliche <cliche@ibm.net>
Beauport, Quebec (Can) - Thursday, 15 August 1996 at 03:21:43
Did you plan to open more "Giger Bar" & Shops in the World Wide??
Rick Chen <rchen@hka.online.edu>
HONG KONG, HONG KONG - Thursday, 15 August 1996 at 00:23:48
A Most interesting page indeed. Thanks for the effort
Richard J. Rasmussen <RichRazz@kinkoswaco.com>
Waco, Texas, USA - Wednesday, 14 August 1996 at 20:12:36
Great Page but what about Alien4 ?
Chris <CSteinb@t-online.de>
Bad Harzburg, Germany - Wednesday, 14 August 1996 at 18:33:38
Kann gute Brueste malen ;-) (Heiko)
ChriHeik <CSteinb@t-online.de>
Bad Harzburg, Germany - Wednesday, 14 August 1996 at 18:19:30
yeah!
Sami Viskari <samivis@kauhajoki.fi>
kauhajoki, finland - Wednesday, 14 August 1996 at 14:55:38
Your art is not only art, it is the ultimate beauty for m
Christopher <boa@cd-online.be>
Brussel, Belgium - Wednesday, 14 August 1996 at 13:24:41
dear: HR i would like to extend a grand thanks to you for what you have given to the
art world. you see things that most can only wish to someday comprehend. many of your
immages have found their way into my immagnation and i would like to thank you for
illistrating my thought in a way that i can see them reppresented. i look forward to
studing your works further and hope to be seeing more and more of your fine work (:
trent young
ellettsville, usa - Wednesday, 14 August 1996 at 10:45:00
I'd just like to thank Mr. Giger for having a profound impact on my own style of
painting. I consider him in the highest regard amongst my other influences, Dore and
Giaccometti. It is because of this I know what I must paint and I am happy to do so. I can
only hope I can achieve the kind of success and development Mr. Giger has. Thanks again.
Steve Riley
Steve "Ash" Riley <riley@uiuc.edu>
glenview, USA - Wednesday, 14 August 1996 at 04:26:01
Hello, I send you best wishes,you have changed my life in that i will never look at
life from one view point.Your art gives new meaning to the word beauty.The mystery of the
spacejocky from "ALIEN" haunts me to this day.It is like something out of a
dream. good luck in the future, Devostate@aol.com
STEPHEN V DEVORE <Devostate@aol.com>
washington w.v., USA - Wednesday, 14 August 1996 at 02:43:48
Wonderful job, incredibly inspirational. You are a god amongst men...
David Jose <nytmare@guild.net>
Pittsburgh, USA - Wednesday, 14 August 1996 at 02:05:28
The best of Horror! I'm fan of H.R.G and his art. --- From Russia with love!
Eugeny V. Marinin <FidoNet 2:5020/194.9>
Moscow, Russian - Tuesday, 13 August 1996 at 20:54:24
I want all his pictures and posters.
J.P.Hansen <netcafe1@inet.uni-c.dk>
Helsingør, Denmark - Tuesday, 13 August 1996 at 15:03:15
LiTtLe LiPs LoOkS lIkE TeEtH great strange work/thanks for your oniric translation
PIERRE <virus@anis.aurecvideo.fr>
Paris, France - Tuesday, 13 August 1996 at 13:32:08
I have always hoped that you would set a webpage up so that your work can be very
easily accessible. This was a totally fascinating visit and I hope to see more of your
masterful work soon.
Sue Yeung <susannay@ozemail.com.au>
Sydney, Australia - Tuesday, 13 August 1996 at 11:30:26
h.r.GIGER you are the best in earth, im your fan since you did aliens, in that movie i
have discovered your art i like very much all your work, please keep working regards from
argentina Marcelo Garcia
marcelo garcia <mgg@giga.com.ar>
buenos aires, argentina - Tuesday, 13 August 1996 at 08:17:32
More details about the scenery design of the film that was never made, Jodorowski's
Dune (1976)would be much appreciated by such a Dunner as my humble person.
Jérôme Gariépy <ggariepy@sympatico.ca>
Montréal, Québec - Tuesday, 13 August 1996 at 05:56:19
i'm now in tokyo just to say hello to all the other fan of our master Hans Rudy Giger
by the way i going to say is work at is bar in japan Ariel
ariel <abarkan@strascom.fr>
paris, france - Tuesday, 13 August 1996 at 03:13:04
Great story about the ghost train nightmare!! I must take a closer look and watch
species again. It sounds like a unique idea!! Your work is GREAT!
Mike Dugas <mdugas@aol.com>
Athol, usa - Tuesday, 13 August 1996 at 01:15:04
I like very much the work of M. GIGER. The Web site is very interesting. I would like
to ask only one question to M. GIGER, When a french version of these artbooks will be
printing? About the Web site I would like a direct page interwiew between fan and M.
GIGER.
VINCENTI Philippe
MARSEILLE, FRANCE - Tuesday, 13 August 1996 at 00:47:07
In May this year every Giger fan went salivating when a general
"extraterrestrial" exhibition was to be opened in Budapest; it turned out to be
so excruciatingly lame I lost all my hopes... Enough to mention the German sign
"Ausgang" on the wall of the "Aliens" set. So I'm afraid I'll have to
put up with the websites for a while; you know, here in Hungary I couldn't find any of
your publications. Anyway, it would be great to see some of your originals around here
some time (wink of suggestion). No comment on the website; I am no expert in such matters,
so I found it just like any other site. By the way, I just glimpsed that trademark
"Li I." painting of yours in the X-Files Season One episode "Gender
Bender". It seems your art is indelibly embedded in this kind of sci-fi fare, and I
find it just right that way!
Varadi Miklos <hplus@tolna.hungary.net>
Dombovar, Hungary - Monday, 12 August 1996 at 23:51:48
Really nice page. - Hope Giger will also do the artwork for aliens 4...
Mikkel Andersson <mikkela@vl-uvserver.vejlls.dk>
Århus, Denmark - Monday, 12 August 1996 at 22:54:23
Cool page
Kolbeinn grettisson
Uppsala, Sweden - Monday, 12 August 1996 at 21:18:41
A great artist's web page. I have always been into Giger's artwork. The web page has a
real great design!
Ulf Kaiser <ulf@gauss.geog.fu-berlin.de>
Berlin, Germany - Monday, 12 August 1996 at 13:21:48
TO THE GREATEST REALITY SURFER ALIVE!. JUST A LITTLE MESSAGE FROM DOWN UNDER.PLEASE
HONOUR US WITH AN EXHIBITION, EVEN JUST A SMALL TASTE OF EXCELLENCE WILL BE BETTER THAN
NONE.OUR CENSORS HERE TRY TO PROTECT US FROM ANYTHING THEY THINK IS NOT THE NORM SO WE ARE
STARVED FOR ART.
MOSES
ADELAIDE, SOUTH AUSTRALIA - Monday, 12 August 1996 at 12:08:27
I bought your book HR Giger ARh+, thought it was kind of cool! Good Luck with your new
film. Regards from Pharihalion.
Andreas Andersson <mj13894@janus.swipnet.se>
Finspong, Sweden - Sunday, 11 August 1996 at 11:39:30
HR Giger screensavers kick ass! As does his artwork for Glenn Danzig!
Ryan Weeks
Fordyce, AR, USA - Sunday, 11 August 1996 at 09:08:14
Kein Kommentar derzeit. Was ist derzeit in Zürich an Kneipen zu empfehlen?
J. Saalfrank <0925235419>
Schauenstein, D - Saturday, 10 August 1996 at 13:30:57
FANTASTIC! This man really know how to develop my nightmares!!! I´m looking forward to
continuance at this site. HELL GIGER!
rickhard Stålhandske <rickhards@datasvar.se>
sveg, sweden - Saturday, 10 August 1996 at 09:02:06
H.R. Giger is one of the gods of surrealism in our time. -DAV You should work for the
X-files. (Please!, even though their graffix are great.) -Micheal
DAV and MIK <dlroetzel@ualr.edu>
Little Rock, U.S.A. - Saturday, 10 August 1996 at 02:06:29
Alien Design Rules%2
Aaron Luptak <luptak@srv.net>
Idaho Falls, US - Saturday, 10 August 1996 at 01:36:19
Really nice site Please visit us!
Christoffer Blomloef
Strängnäs, Sweden - Friday, 09 August 1996 at 19:07:14
hmmm... this page is too cramped. I was hoping for great bloody huge images and
backgrounds to jump out at me when the page loaded... not badly scanned thumbnails and
price lists. Spread it out, give it the space it needs! Not all of us will be able to buy
a 3d Gieger nightmare for our living room (much as we'd like); use this free,
international space to its fullest extent. Get in our face and mess with our heads!
chrome <chrome@mindvox.com>
Philadelphia, USA - Friday, 09 August 1996 at 06:56:23
Sweet!
Mink <Mink@avana.net>
Atlanta, USA - Friday, 09 August 1996 at 00:10:13
Granted, I don't know what H.R. Giger is really like, just from his art I can tell that
he is someone that I wouldn't want to meet in a dark alley alone. He's cool, but he scares
me. By the way, James Cameron really did your Alien justice in "Aliens" don't
you agree? And the comics rule too.
Andrew McMonagle <mcmonagl@mb.sympatico.ca>
Winnipeg, Canada - Thursday, 08 August 1996 at 22:16:51
You AREgOD - ThanKs
Hernan Caamaño
Buenos Aires, Argentina - Thursday, 08 August 1996 at 21:17:28
Great Giger. I hope You to come to see my illustration at WEB. I am an SF airbrush
illustrator (profi). Thanks, Ros.
Mario Rosanda Ros <mario.rosanda@pu.tel.hr>
Pula, Croatia - Thursday, 08 August 1996 at 18:13:18
brilliant i'll be back over & over again keep up the good work
colin roser <colin@ats.com.au>
brisbane, australia - Thursday, 08 August 1996 at 05:14:16
Your work is both intriguing and beautiful. I enjoy the books so much because every
time I look at the pictures I see something new, or maybe see it from a different
perspective.
Sarah C Kaczynski <snbl70a@prodigy.com>
ann arbor, united states - Thursday, 08 August 1996 at 01:37:56
I think that Giger is one of the greatest artists of the wordl. And I would like to see
some day one of his exibitions in my country.
Leandro C. Marzocca <bo806317@bed.buenayre.com.ar>
Buenos Aires, Argentina - Thursday, 08 August 1996 at 01:12:56
i must say what a great pleasure it was to take a look at your work in detail, the
pictures where stunning compared to seeing them on film i do hope in near future you will
be adding more to the collection, as i am a great fan off horror movies. And i must like
to say that the creation of the alien is the best i have ever seen. Once again thank you
for letting us have the pleasure of looking at your work in detail.
chris jackson <101335,3511>
hull, british - Wednesday, 07 August 1996 at 20:33:45
Amazing website! You are such an inspiration.
Adam Tack <rtack@ciaccess.com>
Wallaceburg, Canada - Wednesday, 07 August 1996 at 18:22:08
We love it. This kind of "ancient organic" art touches something. Since the
days of ALIEN and his NEW YORK drawings I am a fan. Thanx.
Guenther Hassenzahl <gh@dalim.de>
77694 Kehl, Germoney - Wednesday, 07 August 1996 at 16:03:24
Love the work
Adam Enatksy <lilye@erols.com>
McLean, USA - Wednesday, 07 August 1996 at 14:19:21
we just love it !!!!!!!!!!
Tony Andersson <datortek@gotlandica.se>
Gotland Wisby, Sweden - Wednesday, 07 August 1996 at 14:06:24
Where do you get the inspiration from to draw like this?
Brett Stacey <jmwhi4@nellads.cc.monash.edu.au>
Melbourne, Australia - Wednesday, 07 August 1996 at 05:15:46
I think that your art rules! So far, out of the art I have seen, yours is the best
(I've seen alot!). I also wanted to know if you will be working on any future movies-
please contact me.
Drew Marley <herecy@ix.netcom.com>
Scottsdale, US - Tuesday, 06 August 1996 at 11:24:20
Ich finde die Seiten die Sie im Internet gestalten bzw. die Daten die Sie preisgeben -
einfach brilliant !!! Es sollte mehr Informationsdienste für das Dunkle in unserer
Fantasie geben bzw. für die futuristische Realität in unserer abnormen
Gesellschaftsstruktur!!! weiter so! Joe Estrada
Joe Estrada <Joe.Estrada@messias.lake.de>
Bähringen, Germany - Monday, 05 August 1996 at 22:58:33
You are one heck of an artist man. I tried to do something like you did but...... okay,
maybe i see you sometime? Greetings Jenkie...
jenkie <0vdenbrink04@lelystad.flnet.nl>
lelystad, Netherlands - Monday, 05 August 1996 at 22:38:02
nice page.
Robert Horvick <rphorvic@gloria.cord.edu>
Moorhead, USA - Monday, 05 August 1996 at 22:31:17
through the ugly we see the beautifull. the famous tale of the good or bad. the one
that tells the story best wins. And Giger has definetely won for his life.
dan <daniel@technohouse.com>
white plains, USA - Monday, 05 August 1996 at 22:05:29
No Wait! Where are the roots of that force? This is posted basically to everybody. So
feel free to e-mail me. dan
dan <daniel@technohouse.com>
SPACEBASS, SPACEBASS - Monday, 05 August 1996 at 21:39:05
I had a stupid question just one or two paragraphs under the other ones. "How do
you balance yourself?" I answered it myself. The art is your balance. I should more
probably ask: What is the force that makes you unbalanced? dan
daniel eder <daniel@technohouse.com>
White Plains, USA - Monday, 05 August 1996 at 21:37:26
Just came up with another thing: People who balance themself without expression don't
usually need to express themselfs. People who are not balanced express themselfs each time
differently to get them into position 0. People who express themselfs each time the same
way have balance them self because they tend to be influenced by a force that pulls them
the same direction each time they do something. These forces are mostly memories and go
way back into child hood. But since the future is the doorway into the past through our
memories we gain roots to the psychadelic experience the expression allows us to find the
community in which we experience the psychadelic experience in a save environment in which
we create memories, less strong memories then in the childhood, but still influencing
memories, which after time fade into the next child passing on the memories to again try
to open the doorway into the past away the brain out of the body into the higher state of
consciousness. By the way, Josh Winks album Higher State of consciousness is the bomb.
thanks for the time appreciate. Anybody like to continue the discussion? I have a server
at http://www.technohouse.com/ where I could easily set up a discussion group for
psychadelic high intelligence conversations.
daniel eder <daniel@technohouse.com>
white plains, USA - Monday, 05 August 1996 at 21:26:49
I found some interesting SOLUTION on how to CREATE ART just like that and even having
your own style. Imagine anything that you TRULY LOVE or think that is BEAUTIFULL. Now take
that image and invert it into the most ugliest thing. People find it much easier to
imagine the nice things. And if you try to imagine extremely beautifull things you might
find it easier then starting with something extremely ugly. You will never get that far.
So do something extremely beautiful turn it around and you got something extremely ugly.
for example: H.R. Gigers baby faces. the nice: one baby. Smiling. Healthy. With his mom.
turn it around: lots of babies, crying, deseased, alone. another example: take that
picture up here in the guest book of the woman or whatever it is. .Now imagine a
beautifull woman and how it would look like. Now turn it around. Voila there we go.
another one: children and people like warm coloured pictures in general. So let's get rid
of the colour and and make it dirty easthetics is of course a whole different story and
that you get only by doing artwork yourself day and night or sitting in the library
looking reading art books or visiting endless gallaries Once you start showing your
pictures to your friends (don't show it to the family. They'll just think you are crazy)
Everybody will know about it you. And one day somebody...: "I just heard about this
art gallery, they are looking for an artist, this is your chance"
daniel groove <daniel@technohouse.com>
White Plains, USA - Monday, 05 August 1996 at 20:59:46
Most of your pictures lack any kind of emotion. Is that the key to your artwork? Do you
consider yourself normal? I also would like to say that most of your artwork is perverted
and abnormal which of course draws attention to media and garantees the potential of
success. one things: Your artwork is very focused on one topic. Do you do it because of
the money nowadays? If you'd like to contact me then you can reach me at
daniel@technohouse.com
daniel groove <daniel@technohouse.com>
White Plains, US - Monday, 05 August 1996 at 20:24:44
Or let's just say how do you stay on the edge without falling over it? By what things
do you get inspired?
daniel groove <daniel@technohouse.com>
White Plains, USA - Monday, 05 August 1996 at 20:13:32
was wondering how you stay healthy doing this artwork. I have done this kind of artwork
for couple of years now and it gets kind of depressive. (not that I don't like it) how do
you balance yourself?
daniel groove <daniel@technohouse.com>
White Plains, USA - Monday, 05 August 1996 at 19:58:58
I dig your art work.
kIeN FaN <hbfin031@louie.csun.edu>
badlands, locked - Monday, 05 August 1996 at 18:54:37
You have urned my respect as one of the greatest artists alive today and I hope that
future generations can appriciate your art as much as I do.
Henrik Bill
Stockholm, Sweden - Monday, 05 August 1996 at 12:06:47
Dear Mister Giger: I am very proud of could sign their you paginate Web. I consider
their art how one of the most important of the XX century. I think that if God need a help
in order to create any form of life, surely ask to you. Thank you for the so marvelous
works of art that you have offered to the human race. Continue with their excellent work
please Sincerely: Alejandro Rioscovian Silveira (Horse)
Alejandro Rioscovian Silveira <Navegant@Sureste.com>
Mérida, Yucatán, México - Monday, 05 August 1996 at 03:59:33
This web-site is really fantastic, I love it. Your artwork is the best. I love it as
well.
Andrew Chung
Hobart, Australia - Monday, 05 August 1996 at 02:56:24
Speechless in awe of your work. A true fan. Rene Zamora
Rene Zamora <nightowl@itouch.net>
San Marcos tx., usa - Monday, 05 August 1996 at 02:14:51
The H.R. Giger web site is as fantastic and awe inspiring as his incredible art work.
This is one of the few places on the internet where TRUE genius can be found! I plan on
visiting very often! Thank You
Soror Ishtaria <ishtaria@mindspring.com>
Atlanta, USA - Sunday, 04 August 1996 at 23:27:52
Well, well... I (with no doubt) like Giger's artwork; But the site just sucks! Somehow
there's not enough fear and doom but too much advertising. Booooring (yawn!).
Daniel Sdiri <sangoku@datacomm.ch>
Bern, Switzerland - Sunday, 04 August 1996 at 19:47:40
Great ! I'm a big fan (bought the nyc-portfolio) - waiting for some species-material...
Thomas Arpagaus <101716.2121@compuserve.com>
Basel, Switzerlang - Sunday, 04 August 1996 at 19:02:19
Enchanting WebSite, Worth of Giger !!! You did a great job. Best Wishes, Beto
Roberto Smera Britto <tubarao@coastalway.com.br>
Santos, Brazil - Sunday, 04 August 1996 at 18:44:29
.................. ---->>>gREETinGs<<<---- heheheh.... ummm. I would firstly like to mention that your artworks have inspired my artmaking, especially for my Year 12 Major work in visual arts (which is a Life size sculpture; plaster) as your are my most influential artist. I would like to ask a few questions........ What is your favourite band?.... but more importantly who were or are your major influences? (i.e artists, actors, musicians etc) and oh yeah.... I would like to get into airbrushing,& was wondering could you suggest a good airbrush to begin with?... hehehehheh sorry to make this so long..... I would like to make a suggestion to you, with your artskills, I belive that you could do some AeWsome!!! art works (better than any 3D computer artists could) using high end silicon Graphics machines to create a 3D world of your own. You could create 3D computer animations in a number of ways. One simple way would be to use your sculpture skills to create minatures of your artworks, so that you could use to be able to digitise them on to the computer via 3D digitiser, which would then be ready for manipulation even modification... (this would save a hell of a lot of time, then by trying to totaly create 3d models from scratch using the programs sculpturing tools)... Once this is accomplished it is then a simple matter of fiddleing with light sources, textures, and camera angles to achieve results seen in Jurrasic park and Toy Story... (note this can take hours to do, even days). But the beauty of it is that animation is possible with the greatest of ease... I noted the difficulties you encountered with the timing of the engines from the ghost train model you did for the movie species... This situation could have easily been avoided if the whole artwork was developed using 3d graphic programs such as Alias or even 3d studio Max... to recreate the scene that would be exactly the same as you visualised.... I want to say that it would only take about a month or two to learn how to use these programs and about a year to master..... and also THAT IT IS EXTREMLEY EASY TO ADAPT FROM PAPER TO COMPUTER TO CREATE 3D GRAPHICS......... !!!Hey if I can do it!!! and achieve amazing results. Imagine what you could do with the skills you have... The thought seems flawless..... Please find the time to try this medium of the future..... (appologies if you have already tried) Lastly I Really, really, really hope to see an authentic 3D computer graphic animation created by you in the future. Please notify me if you have already made some or if you are going to make some........>>>Cya from your greatest fan,
aLen....<<<-----
aLen trivunceviC <ptrivunc@socs.uts.edu.au>
Sydney, Australia - Sunday, 04 August 1996 at 13:54:38
Giger is the man. All my art is inspired by his. I can't draw nearly as awesome as he
does, but I still get inspired by all his work. The sheer genious of the alien creatures
still to this day astounds me. I find the idea of them just mind blowing. I would have to
spend years upon years to create an equally worthy creature, if that is at all possible.
HR Giger is by far my favorite artist, and if I believed in idols, he and his art would by
my idol!
Crow <midnight_crow@prodigy.com>
USA - Sunday, 04 August 1996 at 13:18:36
Fantastic! We would sure love to see your work here in Australia!
Glenn Coxhead <Glenn_Coxhead@neca.nec.com.au>
Melbourne, Australia - Sunday, 04 August 1996 at 08:18:49
GIGER RULES!!! WHEN IS HE COMING BACK TO NY?
Sara L. Simon <fjs-sls@ix.netcom>
LODI, NJ 07644 USA - Sunday, 04 August 1996 at 07:40:45
Gigers art work touches the darkest demons of the human soul.
Glenn <glenn@techline.com>
montesano, WA - Sunday, 04 August 1996 at 04:00:08
Mr Giger- You have continued to impress me throughout my life with your amazing images
and haunting themes. Please feel free to join my religion and become an honorary Pope.
Dick Strickleton <dicstr@hunterlink.net.au>
Newcastle, Australia - Sunday, 04 August 1996 at 03:41:47
thanks.
Rodrigo P. Browne <turin@cano.com.ar>
Buenos Aires, Argentina - Sunday, 04 August 1996 at 01:13:41
Your work continues to en-rich my life-death. Recently viewed "Necronomicon"
videocassette. Superb. If you have a mailing list (Contact information): Scar 99 706 W.
Sycamore #1 Denton, Tx 76201
Scar 99 <dpalmer.library.unt>
Denton, U.S.A - Saturday, 03 August 1996 at 20:14:01
Hallo Echt gut gemachte Pages hier!!! Bin zufällig hierhergekommen werde mich aber
jetzt öfters hier blicken lassen. Ist genau nach meinem Geschmack. Also, schönen
Aufenthalt noch.
Jürg Sonderegger <jsonderegger@rheintal.ch>
9435-Heerbrugg, CH - Saturday, 03 August 1996 at 18:13:49
Simply amazing
Nathan Aaron Goddard <stooky&the.link.ca>
Saskatoon, Canada - Friday, 02 August 1996 at 23:15:34
H.R. Giger is probably the best artist I've ever seen by far. His work scares the
living fecal matter out of me yet at the same time intrigues me. I love the way he is able
to turn the faces of beautiful women into strange demonic creatues and wierd landscapes.
Terrence Brennan <Terry_c._Brennan@ONF.COM>
So. Portland, U.S.A. - Friday, 02 August 1996 at 22:18:49
Extremely well done. Enjoyed visiting your site.
J Baldino
Fx Sta VA, USA - Friday, 02 August 1996 at 20:45:12
Giger is awsome.....I got his art on My walls at home. Im gonna visit this page a lot.
Thank you all for making this page.
Christer Bohlin <decibel@quicknet.se>
Västerås, Sweden - Friday, 02 August 1996 at 19:26:04
I think you are the best surrealist artist, your art is as good as Dali's. The concept
of darkness, creatures from other dimensions and the apocaliptical atmosphere of your art,
just amuses me. Your exhibition should come to Mexico, to let your work be known by all
the people, we are eager to "live" such art. I think it would be a great idea to
have a bar with your creations, like the one in Switzerland. I'm sure it would be a big
success, just like "Hard Rock Cafe", your fans will be very excited.
karla Beeton <al170898@academ01.mty.itesm.mx>
Monterrey, Mexico - Friday, 02 August 1996 at 05:21:28
Wie wäre es wenn die Inspirationen mal nicht aus der schwarzen Kammer kämen?
fascinating anyway.
Silas Toball <GoblinArts@aol.com>
Ettlingen, Germany - Friday, 02 August 1996 at 00:16:41
My friends and I would be most greatful if you would have an exhibition here at
Seattle, Washington, USA. You have an innumerable amount of fans here, and it would be
much to your advantage. Ihope you hear our request and respond by having an exhibition
here. Thank-you, Erica Whitelaw and friends
Erica Whitelaw
Bellevue, WA., USA - Thursday, 01 August 1996 at 22:38:43
Interesting article on Clair Noto's unfilmed 1982 script: "THE TOURIST" (With
HRG's illustrations for same). See Dimitri's Deoxyribocnucleic Acid Hyperdimension:
Qutzalcoatl 4694 - http://www.bway.net/~dimitri/rat4694.htm MT.08.01.96
MT <mthorn@ix.netcom.com>
1/3rd in to Galactic, Spiral Core - Thursday, 01 August 1996 at 19:02:06
i can only say thank you for your imaginative dream cycles and lovecraftian like
artistry. your bio-organic reality is a great gift to the minds of artists and their
struggle to convey their own reality/fantasy based imagery. i only wish that i could work
with you, what an honor it would be.
randy hess
richmond.va, usa - Thursday, 01 August 1996 at 17:44:22
Fantastic Web site (big phone bill) Enjoyed the site and admire the creativity. THANK
YOU>
Wayne Shaw <101744.2227@compuserve.com.>
Sheffield, England - Thursday, 01 August 1996 at 13:35:42
Coool!
Sammy Alaluusua
Skövde, SWEDEN - Thursday, 01 August 1996 at 11:05:33
It should be possible to enlarge the book covers. Otherwise this is an excellent site.
Schüss!
Stu team <finspong@algonet.se>
Finspong, Sweden - Thursday, 01 August 1996 at 09:46:44
Your work never ceases to amaze me! The fine, graphic details and the brilliant use of
shadows make you one of the most prolific artists and designers of our time. I have been
looking for an official web site for over a year now, and I am glad that these web
searchers I use finally led me to this spot. I will be frequenting this site for years to
come, and I look forward to seeing new projects in the future!
Todd Pickett <pickett3@flex.net>
Woodlands, US - Thursday, 01 August 1996 at 08:32:33
dear sir, i'm sure your quite sick of praise, so i'll be brief. searching the depths of
the human soul is a very couragous deed, and very dangerous. i find your work to be as
spirited and profound as it is silly and charming. thank you, and please remember, you
have small friends everywhere. dustin t. trotter 512 tonowa, norman, oklahoma, 73069. usa.
peace.
shinma rigpa nuit <none>
norman, okla, usa - Thursday, 01 August 1996 at 06:12:02
gruezi, i'd like to know what Giger himself thinks about my tribute to him on
http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/yves1/alien.htm you're lucky: i wish i could know
him. yves 100610.1373@compuserve.com
yves bennaim <100610.1373@compuserve.com>
brisbane, australia - Thursday, 01 August 1996 at 04:34:43
Great! Finally an official site.
Robert E. Bratton <rbratton@telerama.lm.com>
Monroeville, PA, USA - Thursday, 01 August 1996 at 02:26:44