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Por mercurio2539
Formato:Tapa blanda|Compra verificada por Amazon
Si se quieren crear seres este libro es perfecto. Trae algunas páginas con animales reales pero en todas las demás juega con la anatomía y enseña muchísimo sobre esta, y sobre como manipularla para que todo lo que dibujes sea plausible, desde alguien que trabaje con estilo cartoon a un realista.
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48 de 48 personas piensan que la opinión es útil
5.0 de un máximo de 5 estrellas
Beautiful and inspiring
15 de enero de 2011
Por Parka
- Publicado en Amazon.com
Formato:Tapa blanda|Compra verificada por Amazon
This book made my face light up. Packed in this 160-page book is a collection of new artwork from Terryl Whitlatch. You won't see any of her Star Wars creatures that appeared in The Wildlife of Star Wars - you should probably get that book as well.
The gallery consist of paintings and sketches of real and imagined animals. The designs for the imaginative creatures are beautiful and believable. There are sea, land and flying creatures. Great variety.
Many sketches are included, some picked from her art classes. For selected creatures, they are so detailed separate drawings on the muscular anatomy and bone structure are included. Scribbled on the sketches are labels and notes, though a bit small but only because there's so much packed onto the page.
Besides creature concept art, there are also stylized character designs. Rocket rhinos, psychotic pandas, comical cerberus, cupid frogs are just some of the many animated ideas. They are really fun to look at.
This isn't an instructional book so there aren't pointers on how to draw, but you can get lots of ideas or understand what's possible just by looking at the drawings.
This inspiring book is highly recommended to anyone who loves animal art.
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There's a hardcover edition available: Animals Real and Imagined: Fantasy of What Is and What Might Be
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(There are more pictures of the book on my blog. Just visit my Amazon profile for the link.)
The gallery consist of paintings and sketches of real and imagined animals. The designs for the imaginative creatures are beautiful and believable. There are sea, land and flying creatures. Great variety.
Many sketches are included, some picked from her art classes. For selected creatures, they are so detailed separate drawings on the muscular anatomy and bone structure are included. Scribbled on the sketches are labels and notes, though a bit small but only because there's so much packed onto the page.
Besides creature concept art, there are also stylized character designs. Rocket rhinos, psychotic pandas, comical cerberus, cupid frogs are just some of the many animated ideas. They are really fun to look at.
This isn't an instructional book so there aren't pointers on how to draw, but you can get lots of ideas or understand what's possible just by looking at the drawings.
This inspiring book is highly recommended to anyone who loves animal art.
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There's a hardcover edition available: Animals Real and Imagined: Fantasy of What Is and What Might Be
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(There are more pictures of the book on my blog. Just visit my Amazon profile for the link.)
22 de 25 personas piensan que la opinión es útil
3.0 de un máximo de 5 estrellas
A good gallery, but I miss some explanation and instruction.
6 de febrero de 2011
Por eagseags
- Publicado en Amazon.com
Formato:Tapa blanda|Compra verificada por Amazon
Let me be clear at the outset:
1. I love fantasy art, and I love paleoart.
2. Terryl Whitlatch is clearly a talented artist. Her work reminds me of that of Mauricio Anton and James Gurney. She can do anatomical drawings of extinct, modern, and imaginary animals, draw characters, etc. in a number of styles from the ultra-realistic to the cartoonish.
This book is filled with interesting and delightful art. What I hoped for is some explanation of the thought process behind the drawings. For example, the "Pre-Tracker" is reminiscent of the extinct predator Andrewsarchus, and has some aspects of the modern wolf, but it has six limbs. It would be nice to know the origin of the concept, what kind of environment was envisioned for that animal, etc.
Also, it would be nice to have some rules of thumb how to make imaginary animals look bizarre, but somehow realistic. Alas, there is none of that here--this book is basically a gallery.
Readers should check out James Gurney's "Imaginative Realism."
1. I love fantasy art, and I love paleoart.
2. Terryl Whitlatch is clearly a talented artist. Her work reminds me of that of Mauricio Anton and James Gurney. She can do anatomical drawings of extinct, modern, and imaginary animals, draw characters, etc. in a number of styles from the ultra-realistic to the cartoonish.
This book is filled with interesting and delightful art. What I hoped for is some explanation of the thought process behind the drawings. For example, the "Pre-Tracker" is reminiscent of the extinct predator Andrewsarchus, and has some aspects of the modern wolf, but it has six limbs. It would be nice to know the origin of the concept, what kind of environment was envisioned for that animal, etc.
Also, it would be nice to have some rules of thumb how to make imaginary animals look bizarre, but somehow realistic. Alas, there is none of that here--this book is basically a gallery.
Readers should check out James Gurney's "Imaginative Realism."
13 de 14 personas piensan que la opinión es útil
5.0 de un máximo de 5 estrellas
Beautiful and inspiring
15 de enero de 2011
Por Parka
- Publicado en Amazon.com
Formato:Tapa dura|Compra verificada por Amazon
This book made my face light up with ecstasy. Packed in this 160-page book is a collection of new artwork from Terryl Whitlatch. You won't see any of her Star Wars creatures that appeared in The Wildlife of Star Wars: A Field Guide - you should probably get that book as well.
The gallery of art consist of paintings and sketches of real and imagined animals. The designs for the imaginative creatures are beautiful and believable. They are sea, land and flying creatures. Great variety.
A lot of sketches are included, picked from her art classes. For selected creatures, they are so detailed separate drawings on the muscular anatomy and bone structure are included. Scribbled on the sketches are lots of labels and notes, though a bit small but only because there's so much packed onto the page.
Besides creature concept art, there are also stylized character designs. Rocket rhinos, psychotic pandas, comical cerberus, cupid frogs are just some of the many animated ideas. They are really fun to look at.
This isn't an instructional book so there aren't pointers on how to draw, but you can get lots of ideas or understand what's possible just by looking at the drawings.
This inspiring book is highly recommended to anyone who loves animal art.
-
There's a paperback edition available: Animals Real and Imagined: Fantasy of What Is and What Might Be
-
(There are more pictures of the book on my blog. Just visit my Amazon profile for the link.)
The gallery of art consist of paintings and sketches of real and imagined animals. The designs for the imaginative creatures are beautiful and believable. They are sea, land and flying creatures. Great variety.
A lot of sketches are included, picked from her art classes. For selected creatures, they are so detailed separate drawings on the muscular anatomy and bone structure are included. Scribbled on the sketches are lots of labels and notes, though a bit small but only because there's so much packed onto the page.
Besides creature concept art, there are also stylized character designs. Rocket rhinos, psychotic pandas, comical cerberus, cupid frogs are just some of the many animated ideas. They are really fun to look at.
This isn't an instructional book so there aren't pointers on how to draw, but you can get lots of ideas or understand what's possible just by looking at the drawings.
This inspiring book is highly recommended to anyone who loves animal art.
-
There's a paperback edition available: Animals Real and Imagined: Fantasy of What Is and What Might Be
-
(There are more pictures of the book on my blog. Just visit my Amazon profile for the link.)
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