Thule Station Tapestries
Description: Thule Station was a Norwegian Antarctic geological research center which first appears in the 1982 film The Thing. The facility was subsequently featured in the 2011 prequel of the same name, where it serves as the primary setting of the film. It also appears in the 2002 video-game. The station is operated by Norway and is typically manned by a crew of ten men (excluding visiting researchers).
Description: It was inspired by one of the greatest horror movies from the 80's, The Thing. This is a fictional logo designed for the thule station (Norwegian station) from the movie the Thing. This is my take on a modern version of the thule station badge and how it would look if it were made today
Description: It was inspired by one of the greatest horror movies from the 80's, The Thing. This is a fictional logo designed for the Thule Station from the movie the Thing. This is my take on a modern version of The Thule Station (Norwegian base) and how it would look if it were made today
Description: It was inspired by one of the greatest horror movies from the 80's, The Thing. This is a fictional logo designed for the thule station (Norwegian station) from the movie the Thing. This is my take on a modern version of the Outpost 31 badge and how it would look if it were made today
Description: U.S. Outpost #31 is a U.S. Antarctic research center which first appears in the 1982 film The Thing and is subsequently featured in the 2002 video-game of the same name and two Dark Horse comic-books - The Thing from Another World and The Thing from Another World: Questionable Research. The station is operated by the United States and is manned by a crew of twelve men.
Description: my reimagining of the enigmatic Thule Station logo, as seen in John Carpenter's chilling masterpiece, 'The Thing.' This design is a heartfelt tribute to the suspense and intrigue of the film, and my way of capturing the essence of that Antarctic outpost. As you delve into the details, you'll uncover a visual narrative that transports you into the heart of the movie's eerie, isolated setting. In this design, I've encapsulated the ominous atmosphere, the feeling of isolation, and the mysterious dread that defines 'The Thing.' Join me in celebrating this cinematic classic and its enduring impact on the world of horror and science fiction
