Uploaded December 2017 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
John Gurche was part of Jurassic Park's team of concept artists and other pre-production details during the very early days of the film's conception. He is also an incredibly talented paleo-artist with many amazing works that include dinosaurs and early-man. John took the time to be part of a very detailed and engaging conversation about his input on the film. This video presentation contains many of his images that have only recently surfaced from him, and includes an exclusive first-look at others he had yet to reveal. There are also many other concept art pieces included from other artists, including another first-look of a colorful take on the omitted "Spitter Umbrella" scene.
Check out John Gurche at his Facebook page @johngurcheartist, his Instagram @john_gurche_paleoart, and his website: gurche.com
*Note: This is a telephone interview, so the sound quality may not be the best. However, I re-recorded my lines; so if I sound a little robotic I do apologize.
An audio-only version of this video is available on the Jurassic Time Podcast:
jurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirs/podcast
Visit Jurassic Time's Facebook Page For The Latest Updates @JurassicTimeMemoirs
And Visit The Website At jurassictime.trescom.org
John Gurche was part of Jurassic Park's team of concept artists and other pre-production details during the very early days of the film's conception. He is also an incredibly talented paleo-artist with many amazing works that include dinosaurs and early-man. John took the time to be part of a very detailed and engaging conversation about his input on the film. This video presentation contains many of his images that have only recently surfaced from him, and includes an exclusive first-look at others he had yet to reveal. There are also many other concept art pieces included from other artists, including another first-look of a colorful take on the omitted "Spitter Umbrella" scene.
Check out John Gurche at his Facebook page @johngurcheartist, his Instagram @john_gurche_paleoart, and his website: gurche.com
*Note: This is a telephone interview, so the sound quality may not be the best. However, I re-recorded my lines; so if I sound a little robotic I do apologize.
An audio-only version of this video is available on the Jurassic Time Podcast:
jurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirs/podcast
Visit Jurassic Time's Facebook Page For The Latest Updates @JurassicTimeMemoirs
And Visit The Website At jurassictime.trescom.org
