Add Book To Favorites. Save Not today. Format ebook. Author John Lasseter. Release 28 March Subjects Art Performing Arts Nonfiction. He starts to book off with a foreword that explains the artistic style Disney is trying to achieve — 2-D painted backgrounds.
Throughout the book, there are snippets on the way John has helped the team. In this book are character designs, storyboards, digital paintings, sculptures and colour studies. The captions from the staff explain the challenges faced when creating More pictures at parkablogs.
The captions from the staff explain the challenges faced when creating the movie. It helps readers understand why certain buildings are modeled that way and why certain scenes are composed and shot in another way. I like the production design, and how the movie looks. It's somewhat similar to how Open Season do their backgrounds, but this time applied to the urban landscape.
The number of character designs are limited mainly to Bolt, Penny, Mittens and Rhino. Not a lot of experimentation character sketches are shown. Did they get the correct design that fast? It's not a bad point. They do include many varying poses and sketches for the final character designs.
The environment paintings are beautiful. Captions for them always relate back to the story. The level of detail just goes to show how much research was done — as recommended by John Lasseter. There's not a lot of film stills and 3D talk. This book is more on the art, how the art is created generally, and why they are created that way.
I'll say it's almost as good as the other Pixar art books I have. This review was first published on parkablogs. There are more pictures and videos on my blog. Dec 29, Ann-Marie rated it liked it. This book has beautiful examples of the level of craftmanship and skill that went into the visual aspect of this animated film.
The backgrounds are gorgeous, but as with many 3D animated films, the charm and spice of the 2D preproduction characters design aren't quite continued through to the finished versions, which seem too softened and fluffy.
I could spend ages looking at the painterly details of the backgrounds and set-ups, feeling both deflated and inspired by what the artists achieved. Sep 16, Alice rated it really liked it Shelves: dogs. Thick, glossy pages filled with lush artwork - concept sketches, digital art, storyboards - from Disney's Bolt alongside commentary from the people who brought it to our screens.
Nearly every page saw me emit an involuntary squeal at the cuteness of Bolt, Rhino and Mittens. I'll be happy if I never have to see the word 'painterly' again, though. I loved the movie so i had to read the art book. Dec 11, Violetta rated it really liked it Shelves: owned. Cute and informative, with good artwork, but very little text what little there is, is quite informative though. Nov 19, Miss Clark rated it liked it Shelves: art , film-and-tv.
A lot of lovely sketches, digital paintings, etc. Jeffrey rated it really liked it Jun 22, Wednesday rated it liked it Mar 13, Marina rated it it was amazing Aug 30, All your favorite animated films musics, 24h a day!
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