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5.0 de un máximo de 5 estrellas
Excelente, sólo le falta una sobrecubierta para ser perfecto.
19 de marzo de 2013
Por Paco
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Un gran libro, acompañamiento ideal para una gran película del estudio Ghibli. Permite conocer detalles interesantes del film, bocetos previos de los personajes, etc.
Por David
Un artbook muy completo, repleto de arte sobre la película.
Se hace bastante corto, como el resto de la colección de Ghibli.
Un libro que hay que tener, mas bien todos, si eres fan de la animación.
Se hace bastante corto, como el resto de la colección de Ghibli.
Un libro que hay que tener, mas bien todos, si eres fan de la animación.
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Charming
20 de mayo de 2010
Por Parka
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The Art of Kiki's Delivery Service is a charming art book companion for the movie.
Even though Miyazaki's the director, screenwriter and producer for this film, his art is surprisingly missing in this book. This time round, the main contributing artists are Shinji Otsuka, Yoshifumi Kondo and Katsuya Kondo.
The art is still created using watercolours and they are very beautiful. The character designs by Katsuya Kondo are really cool. You can see the different variations of Kiki, her hairstyle, flying poses, expressions and the little mannerisms all captured. His lines and colours are very simple be he can create a really appealing cast of characters. Together with the two other artists Shinji Otsuka and Yoshifumi Kondo, they contribute the majority of the concept art in this book. And they all seem to draw in similar style for the storyboards.
The background paintings for Corico are also marvelous. I love the idyllic setting. Much of the designs are actually inspired from Visby, a city on the Swedish island of Gotland. Looking at the paintings instantly triggers holiday mood. Unfortunately, these unsung heroes of background art aren't credited directly to their work, although a list of names are included at the back of the book.
Most of the art have interesting comments by Miyazaki and the other artists. At the back, there's a section on basic camera techniques and how they are used in the film. And finally, there's the complete screenplay.
Highly recommended for all fans of the film and Studio Ghibli.
(There are more pictures of the book on my blog. Just visit my Amazon profile for the link.)
Even though Miyazaki's the director, screenwriter and producer for this film, his art is surprisingly missing in this book. This time round, the main contributing artists are Shinji Otsuka, Yoshifumi Kondo and Katsuya Kondo.
The art is still created using watercolours and they are very beautiful. The character designs by Katsuya Kondo are really cool. You can see the different variations of Kiki, her hairstyle, flying poses, expressions and the little mannerisms all captured. His lines and colours are very simple be he can create a really appealing cast of characters. Together with the two other artists Shinji Otsuka and Yoshifumi Kondo, they contribute the majority of the concept art in this book. And they all seem to draw in similar style for the storyboards.
The background paintings for Corico are also marvelous. I love the idyllic setting. Much of the designs are actually inspired from Visby, a city on the Swedish island of Gotland. Looking at the paintings instantly triggers holiday mood. Unfortunately, these unsung heroes of background art aren't credited directly to their work, although a list of names are included at the back of the book.
Most of the art have interesting comments by Miyazaki and the other artists. At the back, there's a section on basic camera techniques and how they are used in the film. And finally, there's the complete screenplay.
Highly recommended for all fans of the film and Studio Ghibli.
(There are more pictures of the book on my blog. Just visit my Amazon profile for the link.)
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A great book for artists
9 de mayo de 2007
Por Picatso
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I'm an artist, and I bought this book because I like to see how other artists work. This book has lots of sketches by Miyazaki, who is tremendously facile at sketching. He also adds loose watercolor washes to some pictures. I'd like to see him at work, because it all looks so effortless. There are also pictures from the actual movie, of course, and work by other artists who prepared the film, as well as a complete plot synopsis.
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Got It
8 de enero de 2013
Por Cole
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I was so excited when I got this and it was the perfect present for my best friend. So perfect she almost cried.
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