- Tapa blanda: 208 páginas
- Editor: PIE Books; Edición: Bilingual (19 de marzo de 2012)
- Colección: Character Design Books
- Idioma: Inglés
- ISBN-10: 4756241697
- ISBN-13: 978-4756241696
- Valoración media de los clientes: 5.0 de un máximo de 5 estrellas Ver todas las opiniones (1 opinión de cliente)
- Clasificación en los más vendidos de Amazon: nº87.434 en Libros en idiomas extranjeros (Ver el Top 100 en Libros en idiomas extranjeros)
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Por Alberto
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El libro no es del tamaño habitual en un artbook, pero aun así es genial, tiene mogollón de ilustraciones de juegos y animes y si te gusta todo eso, es uno de los que tener en la colección. Además, el libro sale mucho más barato en amazon.es que comprandolo de importación a Japón. Nada más verlo no me lo pensé y lo encargué.
La calidad del papel y de la impresión también son muy buenas.
La calidad del papel y de la impresión también son muy buenas.
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5.0 de un máximo de 5 estrellas
Good if you like Japanese game characters
3 de octubre de 2012
Por Parka
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Heroes & Heroines is a 208 page book that features character designs from Japanese video games and animation. Only titles from 2009 to late 2011 are included.
The illustrations are grouped by the 69 artists who created them. Since so many artists are included, only a selection of their works are featured. Those would be the main characters they designed.
The character designs are wonderful. The variety is incredible, especially for the costumes. It's also quite a good reference for poses too.
Some of the titles included are Persona4, Shining Force EXA, Eden of the East, Fate/Zero, Bayonetta, and more. I've not seen many of the titles before. Many of the Japanese titles are not exported for sale overseas.
The work on the cover is from the video game Catherine, designed by Soejima Shigenori, whose interview is one of the two included. The other interview is with character designer Kaneda Eiji and producer Yoshizawa Junichi for the Rezel Cross PSP game. All text in the book are in both Japanese and English.
If you like Japanese characters and art, this book is highly recommended.
(There are more pictures of the book on my blog. Just visit my Amazon profile for the link.)
The illustrations are grouped by the 69 artists who created them. Since so many artists are included, only a selection of their works are featured. Those would be the main characters they designed.
The character designs are wonderful. The variety is incredible, especially for the costumes. It's also quite a good reference for poses too.
Some of the titles included are Persona4, Shining Force EXA, Eden of the East, Fate/Zero, Bayonetta, and more. I've not seen many of the titles before. Many of the Japanese titles are not exported for sale overseas.
The work on the cover is from the video game Catherine, designed by Soejima Shigenori, whose interview is one of the two included. The other interview is with character designer Kaneda Eiji and producer Yoshizawa Junichi for the Rezel Cross PSP game. All text in the book are in both Japanese and English.
If you like Japanese characters and art, this book is highly recommended.
(There are more pictures of the book on my blog. Just visit my Amazon profile for the link.)
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5.0 de un máximo de 5 estrellas
A good place to start
6 de octubre de 2012
Por J. Chan
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Formato:Tapa blanda|Compra verificada por Amazon
This book is a sample platter of art in video games and animation (of recent fame). Each page has a brief paragraph intro to the artists and where the work(s) comes from.
Personally, I find the title perfectly describes the art book. It is a great tool for fleshing out an artistic direction and main character design while being a good reference for posing.
However, don't expect a traditional breakdown of a character's development drafts and design notes) as this is arguably a collection of promotion pieces and finalized concept art.
Again, this book serves as a launching point to current popular artists and does a fantastic job of doing so.
Personally, I find the title perfectly describes the art book. It is a great tool for fleshing out an artistic direction and main character design while being a good reference for posing.
However, don't expect a traditional breakdown of a character's development drafts and design notes) as this is arguably a collection of promotion pieces and finalized concept art.
Again, this book serves as a launching point to current popular artists and does a fantastic job of doing so.
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Decent, but with a few reservations ~
27 de marzo de 2013
Por Christopher Barrett
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The book has a lot less content than I hoped. This isn't a design book, which I had hoped. What I refer to are those great Japanese art books which contain a lot of production sketches and designs. This book is really more of a final character photo / poster photo book. The art included for many anime series and games is the art designed for the covers of the cases.
Still, it's nice to check it all out. But I had hoped for some 'rougher' pictures instead of just a lot of cut and paste final designs.
The other reservation is that the book is printed left to right, not the right to left style used in Japan. It doesn't appear that they mirrored the images (the Kanji on a couple of character shirts is still the correct way and not mirrored). It seems they just flipped pages, so normally you have (imagine the slash as the crease in the book):
imageA on page 1 / imageB on page 2
and they flipped so it is:
imageB on page 1 / imageA on page 2
But I have been happier with actual Japanese design and art books specific to particular artists or series instead.
Still, it's nice to check it all out. But I had hoped for some 'rougher' pictures instead of just a lot of cut and paste final designs.
The other reservation is that the book is printed left to right, not the right to left style used in Japan. It doesn't appear that they mirrored the images (the Kanji on a couple of character shirts is still the correct way and not mirrored). It seems they just flipped pages, so normally you have (imagine the slash as the crease in the book):
imageA on page 1 / imageB on page 2
and they flipped so it is:
imageB on page 1 / imageA on page 2
But I have been happier with actual Japanese design and art books specific to particular artists or series instead.
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