The Art of Pixar: 25th Anniv.: The Complete Color Scripts and Select Art from 25 Years of Animation
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| Rating | : | 4.65 (645 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0811879631 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 320 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-07-09 |
| Language | : | English |
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He lives in New York City. Amid Amidi is an award-winning animation historian and the author of numerous books on the subjects of animated film and cartoons. He is also the co-founder of the leading on-line animation news resource Cartoon Brew. To learn more about his work, visit AmidAmidi.John Lasseter is a two-time A
Over the past 25 years, Pixar's team of artists, writers, and directors have shaped the world of contemporary animation with their feature films and shorts. Featuring a foreword by Chief Creative Officer John Lasseter, the complete color scripts for every film published in full for the first time as well as stunning visual development art, The Art of Pixar is a treasure trove of rare artwork and an essential addition to the library of animation fans and Pixar enthusiasts.. From classics such as Toy Story and A Bug's Life to recent masterpieces such as Up, Toy Story 3, and Cars 2, this comprehensive collection offers a behind-the-scenes tour of every Pixar film to date
But taking your time with a book like The Art of Pixar is an unexpected and essential adjunct to the experience. Author Amid Amidi of Cartoon Brew has a solid track record, and even for their lesser films, these Pixar Art Of books, usually devoted to a single film, are always brimming with wonderful art. "this book is a must have" - Pixar Talk"offers a fun behind-the-scenes look at some of the most beloved Pixar films" -The Hollywood Reporter"There's nothing quite like watching a Pixar film in a theater alongside hundreds of fellow moviegoers. It's a path through the minds of the artists, and as a result, a look inside at the characters, scenes, sets, and environments that shape the
Gorgeous and inspiring [[VIDEOID:moAZ8737ZBKGorgeous and inspiring Parka [[VIDEOID:moAZ8737ZBK4T6]]The Art of Pixar is a gorgeous book that represents the humble beginnings of an animation studio that is now loved by fans worldwide.The first colorscript was drawn by Ralph Eggleston for Toy Story. That was in 1993 and it had enchanted John Lasseter, Steve Jobs and the rest of the then little studio. Today, many years and films later, it's nice to see that Pixar is still creating them, using them to communicate the emotional arc of their stories.Collected within the 320 pages of this beautiful book are the colorscripts up to the lates. T6]]The Art of Pixar is a gorgeous book that represents the humble beginnings of an animation studio that is now loved by fans worldwide.The first colorscript was drawn by Ralph Eggleston for Toy Story. That was in 1993 and it had enchanted John Lasseter, Steve Jobs and the rest of the then little studio. Today, many years and films later, it's nice to see that Pixar is still creating them, using them to communicate the emotional arc of their stories.Collected within the 320 pages of this beautiful book are the colorscripts up to the lates. Great Inspiratiom Chuck Altabas I ordered this book for a co-worker and he already had it so I returned it. He was a student at The College of Art & Design in Savannah and said that his parents had bought him this book when hw was thirteen and this book started his education in animation. He just got a position at Warner Brothers working on "Teen Titans Go". His name is Caleb Chappell and I think we will more from him!!!. James D. Strawn said Stunningly beautiful book. If you have the regular 'Art of' books for each film, there is not a lot of new content here. Also there is not much commentary from Pixarians or otherwise. Still, it is just what is says it is, the COMPLETE color scripts so they're all in there for every film and short, in their entirety, and they're absolutely gorgeous. Also, there is a comprehensive section containing 'world' art, which is basically environmental concept sketches.Bottom line, if you don't have the full Art Of (film) series, get those first because they cover each film in detail with a lot of