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With The Art of Finding Dory I should have realized that most of that underwater world was fleshed out and created from the first film Finding Nemo. So when it comes to character designs, there is about 20 pages out of 176. With in those pages they show the designs of the new characters and don't double dip from the previous art book The Art of Finding Nemo which is a good thing. The main focus however is on set design and storyboards. So it's a great book if you love that kind of stuff. I am surprised at the decisions these latest Art of books have made to have such a big focus on set design and background layout. Gone are the days where half or most of the book has butt loads of character designs and pre-final designs. Please don't get me wrong I appreciate all the artwork that goes into creating these wonderful films, but I go to the movies to watch stories about characters and not so much about the scenery. Which is why I personally w...
The Art of Kubo and the Two Strings is a wonderful art book if you like set design, layout , and background artwork. As for character designs there is too few and far between. The book contains 160 pages, and about 1/10 of those pages has drawings of the characters and most of them are of the final designs of each character . R ather than show lots of drawings of them creating and experimenting with the designs which most artists love to see. The book has lots of artwork, but I was really sad to see such little attention to the characters and an overload of attention to set design, layout, props, and background paintings. I give it 2.5 out of 5
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