Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2006 8:30 pm Post subject: Isaac's Artwork catalog
Genesis"
The depiction of a full solar eclipse which happens later in the first episode. Simone stops Issac from destroying this painting.
A hand holding a transparent container (possibly a glass) with a bubbling liquid inside. Isaac destroys this painting.
An unfinished painting of a girl appearing to be in a yellow jacket.
The depiction of a burning bus which is confirmed to be a suicide bombing in Israel.
The depiction of a fiery train wreck. Claire Bennet saves a man from this incident and the story is seen by Isaac on the news.
A portrait of a man jumping off a building and seemingly flying. This is the painting that encourages Peter Petrelli to do the same thing.
A large explosion and the resulting mushroom cloud in Midtown Manhattan. This painting is shown as being done on the concrete floor of Isaac's apartment.
[edit]"Don't Look Back"
In the second episode, it is shown that the explosion Issac depicted is to happen at 11:52 AM on November 8 in the story's original timeline.
In Hiro's "five weeks into the future time frame" Hiro discovers the comic book 9th Wonders!, which details the events of him and various other Heroes characters. The book is revealed to be authored and illustrated by Issac.
In Hiro's "five weeks into the future time frame", there are a great many paintings of a symbol resembling an RNA helix. This symbol appears in many places throughout the series.
[edit]"One Giant Leap"
A picture of a girl walking away from a boy in a school hall. A previous scene indicates these are Claire and her classmate Zach, respectively.
A couple kissing under a red umbrella. A previous scene implies that that the couple is Peter and Simone.
[edit]"Collision"
Himself in his art studio after waking up from a precognitive trance.
Claire on a set of bleachers as a shadowed figure approaches her.
Hiro and his friend Ando in a casino.
[edit]"Hiros"
Hiro and Ando standing before a dank cityscape, under a banner with part of the word 'Homecoming'.
A shadowy figure standing over the prostrate figure of Claire, whose head has been severed. (Finished by Peter Petrelli)
Peter standing before a dank cityscape.
[edit]"Better Halves"
Niki Sanders laying on the floor of her home's bedroom with an RNA-shaped tattoo on her back.
At the Deveaux Gallery, Isaac is confronted by a woman he has painted being hit by a bus.
The eclipse. Simone prevents Isaac from destroying this painting.
A hand holding a glass of boiling water in front of a red background. Originally intended as a depiction of the engineer, this now depicts Ted Sprague. Isaac paints over this canvas with black paint.
An unfinished painting of a girl with yellow pom-poms.
Simone standing in silhouette with her portfolio in Isaac's doorway exactly as she does when she later arrives.
The depiction of a burning bus which is confirmed to be a suicide bombing in Israel.
The depiction of a fiery train wreck in Odessa, TX. Claire Bennet saves a man from this incident and the story is seen by Isaac on the news.
A portrait of a man jumping off a building and seemingly flying. This is the painting that encourages Peter Petrelli to do the same thing.
A large explosion and the resulting mushroom cloud in Midtown Manhattan, painted directly on the concrete floor of Isaac's apartment.
The Symbol (in the future timeline)
The Symbol (in the future timeline)
The Symbol (in the future timeline)
A picture of a girl walking away from a boy in a school hall. A previous scene indicates these are Claire Bennet and her classmate Zach, respectively.
A couple kissing under a red umbrella. A previous scene indicates that that the couple is Peter Petrelli and Simone.
Claire on the stone bleachers at Union Wells High, with a shadowy figure looming over her.
Hiro and Ando under a blood-soaked homecoming banner
Peter surrounded by flying locker doors. He is later attacked by Sylar in this fashion.
Claire looking frightened
An unfinished painting of a menacing figure
The same painting, completed by Peter, shows the figure standing over Jackie's brainless corpse with red paint dripping from the canvas. The body was once thought to be Claire's, referencing the message, "Save the Cheerleader, Save the World".
Several paintings assembled to form a comic book page with a panel missing.
A painting of Niki Sanders.
The Symbol revealed on the same painting, indicating it is a painting of Jessica, not Niki.
A painting of a car explosion. This is later revealed to be a car destroyed by Ted as he escapes from FBI custody.
A painting of a redheaded waitress, later revealed to be Charlie Andrews.
A digital image of a painting of Peter Petrelli, dead at Union Wells High School. Nathan purchased the original from Mr. Linderman, but then destroyed so Peter would not see it.
A painting of an exploding figure with raised arms. Isaac painted this after Eden used her powers to persuade him to take drugs again on Mr. Bennet's orders. Peter later came to believe that he is the cause of the explosion.
A painting of Hiro Nakamura confronting a dinosaur while wielding a sword, prompting worries about stepping on a bug
Thanks for the great list, BYD! Just one question:
BYD wrote:
A hand holding a glass of boiling water in front of a red background. Originally intended as a depiction of the engineer, this now depicts Ted Sprague. Isaac paints over this canvas with black paint.
Thanks for the great list, BYD! Just one question:
BYD wrote:
A hand holding a glass of boiling water in front of a red background. Originally intended as a depiction of the engineer, this now depicts Ted Sprague. Isaac paints over this canvas with black paint.
...What engineer?
The Engineer is a character who appeared only in the 72 minute extended version of In His Own Image, the original pilot, that was shown at ComicCon 2006 in San Diego. He had the ability to project radiation from his hands.
Thanks for the great list, BYD! Just one question:
BYD wrote:
A hand holding a glass of boiling water in front of a red background. Originally intended as a depiction of the engineer, this now depicts Ted Sprague. Isaac paints over this canvas with black paint.
...What engineer?
The Engineer is a character who appeared only in the 72 minute extended version of In His Own Image, the original pilot, that was shown at ComicCon 2006 in San Diego. He had the ability to project radiation from his hands.
Yeah, I found that out last night after spending several hours on Heroes Wiki lol. Now I'm DLing that episode to see the differences. Thanks for the reply, tho!
Ok, I found and saw the episode. It was longer than the original, but only by about 2 mins.
It showed the mysterious truck leaving the scene of the Odessa train-wreck and the scene with Isaac cutting off his hand, but those were the only differences--i.e., no Engineer.
The episode was entitled "In His Own Image" rather than "Genesis," so I'm assuming then that there are two versions of the unaired pilot as well. Do you know where I can find the 72-minute version?
Art work
Made for the show by comic book artist Tim Sale, Isaac's paintings are shown to be accurate predictions of future events. They are, in order of appearance:
Uluru
Man facing Uluru.
One of Isaac's paintings is the depiction of a man (who bears startling resemblance to Mr. Bennet or Hiro) facing some sort of monster surrounded by fire and destruction. The image is named "Uluru" in 9th Wonders' picture gallery.[3] This monster also appears in the online comic, where it asks the painter, "Isaac, what have you done?" The monster has also been spoken of by D.L Hawkins while discussing the 9th Wonders comic book, also drawn by Mendez. A painting of Uluru is also seen among Isaac's "earlier work" that is rejected by Simone in the fourth episode. Another instance of Uluru appears as a screen saver on Hiro Nakamura's computer.
"Genesis"
The depiction of a full solar eclipse which happens later in the first episode.[4] Simone stops Isaac from destroying this painting.
A hand holding a glass with a bubbling liquid inside.[5] Isaac destroys this painting. This is the hand of Theodore Sprague, who is seen in "Seven Minutes to Midnight" boiling a glass of water with his radioactive powers.
An unfinished painting of a girl appearing to be in a yellow jacket.
The depiction of a burning bus which is confirmed to be a suicide bombing in Israel.[6]
The depiction of a fiery train wreck.[7] Claire Bennet saves a man from this incident and Isaac sees the story on the news.
A portrait of a man jumping off a building and seemingly flying.[8] This is the painting that encourages Peter Petrelli to do the same thing.
A large explosion and the resulting mushroom cloud in Midtown Manhattan.[9] This painting is shown as being done on the concrete floor of Isaac's apartment.
"Don't Look Back"
In the second episode, it is shown that the explosion Isaac depicted is to happen at 11:52 AM EST on November 8 in the story's original timeline.
In Hiro's "five weeks into the future time frame" Hiro discovers the comic book 9th Wonders!, which details events of his and Ando's journey. Isaac wrote and illustrated the book.
In Hiro's "five weeks into the future time frame", there are a great many paintings of a symbol resembling an RNA helix. This symbol appears in many places throughout the series.
"One Giant Leap"
A picture of a girl walking away from a boy in a school hall. A previous scene indicates these are Claire and her classmate Zach, respectively.
A couple kissing under a red umbrella. A previous scene implies that the couple is Peter and Simone.
"Collision"
Peter standing amidst apparent floating locker doors.[10] This later occurs in the episode "Homecoming", when Peter confronts Sylar and has locker doors hurled at him.
Claire in an ampitheater as a shadowed figure approaches her. Comes to pass in "Homecoming".
Hiro and Ando standing before a dank cityscape, under a banner with part of the word 'Homecoming'.[11] Comes to pass in "Fallout".
A close up of a frightened Claire.[12] Comes to pass in "Homecoming".
"Hiros"
A shadowy figure[13] standing over the prostrate figure of a cheerleader whose head has been severed. (Finished by Peter Petrelli)[14] Comes to pass in "Homecoming".
"Better Halves"
Niki Sanders lying on the floor of her home's bedroom. He later wipes off a layer of paint which covered an RNA-shaped tattoo on her back revealing that the painting is actually of Jessica Sanders.[15] Occurs in the previous scene of the episode.
"Seven Minutes to Midnight"
An image of Charlie, a waitress, serving food at a diner.[16]
A flame engulfed car from the scene of Theodore Sprague's escape. Occurs at the end of the episode.
"Homecoming"
A picture of Peter in front of Union Wells High School at 8:12 p.m., presumably dead.[17] Occurs at the end of the episode.
A picture of a person glowing bright red, later described by Isaac as an "exploding man."[18]
"Fallout"
Sketches of Hiro socializing with Charlie before her death.[19]
A picture of Hiro brandishing a katana while encountering a carnotaurus, a predatory dinosaur.[1]
In the last episode, Isaac painted a scene of Peter half visible sitting beside the taxi. I dont remember Peter ever sitting beside the taxi. He pulled himself off of it and was standing the entire time, if I remember correctly. Does this mean that Isaac's paintings are not 100% correct? That there could be inconsistancies betwwen reality and his paintings? or am I wrong about his sitting beside the cab?
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Just one question:
It showed the mysterious truck leaving the scene of the Odessa train-wreck and the scene with Isaac cutting off his hand, but those were the only differences--i.e., no Engineer.
The episode was entitled "In His Own Image" rather than "Genesis," so I'm assuming then that there are two versions of the unaired pilot as well. Do you know where I can find the 72-minute version?
