Renowned Oscar-winning director Andrew Stanton (Pixar’s Wall-E, Finding Nemo) takes his audience on a visual voyage through the world of John Carter. Now, in The Art of John Carter: A Visual Journey, take part of that adventure and discover the magic from behind the scenes and what it took to bring this century old tale to life!
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Renowned Oscar-winning director Andrew Stanton (Pixar’s Wall-E, Finding Nemo) takes his audience on a visual voyage through the world of John Carter. Now, in The Art of John Carter: A Visual Journey, take part of that adventure and discover the magic from behind the scenes and what it took to bring this century old tale to life!
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Superbe Artbook, pour un pas si mauvais film que cela !!! Ce livre rend hommage à la richesse visuelle de ce film !!! Personnellement je n'avais rien vu d'aussi fort visuellement depuis Avatar de James Camaron !!! Richement illustré de croquis et de peintures, ce livre nous révèle les différentes études sur les lieux, les cités, les personnages et les bestioles de ce très couteux film !!! En plus Ryan Church qui a travaillé à la conception de l'épisode II et III de la Prélogie Star Wars a participé à la conception graphique de cet énorme film !!! Blu-ray 2D ou 3D indispensable et complémentaire à cet Artbook !!!!
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Handsome art book
12 mars 2012
Par Parka
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I like the cover of this book. Two White Apes chasing John Carter. Awesome.
The art book collects the concept art for the film which includes sketches, paintings, 3D renders and film stills. The paintings look wonderful, especially the environment paintings which are painted in detail. The character designs come in the form of sketches and 3D models. There are even 3D models of the muscle groups of the Tharks. The film stills and photos are nice when used sparingly, as in this case.
Most sketches, such as storyboards, are by Iain McCaig. Those are fantastic, I don't mind this art book to be totally about his sketches. The other main concept artist is Ryan Church and his works are gorgeous. His environment paintings set the tone for the film. Even if you don't buy this book, check out his website for his art. Unfortunately, most artists are just mentioned in the main text but the illustrations are not credited individually.
The text on movie production is interesting to read and starts with directory Andrew Stanton's obsession of John Carter when he first read the book. I wish there were more commentary on the concept art though, especially on the discarded pieces that look quite promising as well.
It's a good movie art book. Lots to read and see.
(There are more pictures of the book on my blog. Just visit my Amazon profile for the link.)
The art book collects the concept art for the film which includes sketches, paintings, 3D renders and film stills. The paintings look wonderful, especially the environment paintings which are painted in detail. The character designs come in the form of sketches and 3D models. There are even 3D models of the muscle groups of the Tharks. The film stills and photos are nice when used sparingly, as in this case.
Most sketches, such as storyboards, are by Iain McCaig. Those are fantastic, I don't mind this art book to be totally about his sketches. The other main concept artist is Ryan Church and his works are gorgeous. His environment paintings set the tone for the film. Even if you don't buy this book, check out his website for his art. Unfortunately, most artists are just mentioned in the main text but the illustrations are not credited individually.
The text on movie production is interesting to read and starts with directory Andrew Stanton's obsession of John Carter when he first read the book. I wish there were more commentary on the concept art though, especially on the discarded pieces that look quite promising as well.
It's a good movie art book. Lots to read and see.
(There are more pictures of the book on my blog. Just visit my Amazon profile for the link.)
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Fantastic art book and making-of
6 mars 2012
Par Matthew Bradford
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I haven't seen the movie itself yet, and while I'm dying to, I'm equal parts excited and apprehensive as a life-long fan of the literary source material. But this book is certainly reassuring. It's clear from all the interviews that director Andrew Stanton and many of the key creative personnel involved in creating the film are also life-long fans of Burroughs' books. It's equally clear that the author of the book, Josh Kushins, is a dyed-in-the-wool Barsoomian himself, and his obvious enthusiasm is an ideal conduit for the filmmakers' enthusiasm... and it all leaves ME more excited than ever to see their movie.
The book itself is beautiful. Beneath the white apes on that dust jacket, its hardcover front is adorned with a cool piece of storyboard art depicting Carter in action. Inside, there's page after page of lavishly reproduced concept art (both used and abandoned concepts), along with digital sculpts, photos of maquettes, and more storyboards - all accompanied by thoroughly informative text. Speaking of those abandoned concepts, I actually prefer some of the early Thark treatments to the slender design they ultimately went with. But my favorite Thark picture in the book is one that Stanton drew when he was twelve years old! Just another thing that demonstrates that this film really is a labor of love for its makers. And so, clearly, is this book.
The book itself is beautiful. Beneath the white apes on that dust jacket, its hardcover front is adorned with a cool piece of storyboard art depicting Carter in action. Inside, there's page after page of lavishly reproduced concept art (both used and abandoned concepts), along with digital sculpts, photos of maquettes, and more storyboards - all accompanied by thoroughly informative text. Speaking of those abandoned concepts, I actually prefer some of the early Thark treatments to the slender design they ultimately went with. But my favorite Thark picture in the book is one that Stanton drew when he was twelve years old! Just another thing that demonstrates that this film really is a labor of love for its makers. And so, clearly, is this book.
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Stunning Creativity for a Fantastic Film
15 mars 2012
Par Khanada Taylor
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This book is fantastic! John Carter is an excellent film overflowing with wonderful creativity and I love seeing all of the concepts and images for the characters, creatures and world of Barsoom! It's all gorgeously presented. I'm going to be as addicted to looking through this book as I am with the film (I've seen it 3 times and I'm going again).
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