The Art of Star Trek: The Kelvin Timeline

Another purchase for the fiancé. He is over the moon with this!Honestly, I can't tell you anything else apart from my artist partner that is a fan of Star Trek and desperately needed this book. Apparently he would have died with out it. Possibly he would have been sucked into a black hole or been attacked by tribbles. Who knows. All I know is that it's kept him quiet and the universe is safe now.

It’s ok. Good art. I bought becouse I need sci-fi reference for my art. Not one of the best but good anyway

Absolutely brilliant for all Star Trek fans

nice book,good artwork

good book. full of insight.

Being able to study the detail of the plenitude of designs for the Kelvin-verse Star Trek films is time well-spent. Even the execrable 'Star Trek: Beyond' has designs of extraordinary inventiveness ('Yorktown') and retro-grit (The 'Franklin').But it's the re-imagining of classic Trek in the first film that maintains most interest. While many dislike the exterior look of the new Enterprise there's no doubt that its radically re-thought interiors are a bold and successful triumph. In addition the almost abstract design of the Romulan 'Narada' is spectacular, Spock's "Jellyfish" ship a weirdly beautiful one-off, and the menacing grandeur of the 'USS Vengeance' in 'Star Trek: Into Darkness' a tantalising vision of a militaristic Star Fleet future.Plenty of pictures and a minimal (but useful) amount of text make this a coffee-table book worth constant re-viewing.