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PIXIV ALMANAC BY VARIOUS PDF ● Featuring over 2-million members, PIXIV is Japan’s ultimate online art community. The web site allows creators to show off their work, share feedback, and grow into even better artists. ● The PIXIV Almanac collects artwork from some of the community’s most talented members, showcasing a variety of colorful anime, manga, and CG art styles. Plus, the book also includes many works featuring Japan's most popular synthetic singing sensation — Hatsune Miku! ● Sales Rank: #1461932 in Books ● Brand: Brand: Udon Entertainment ● Published on: 2012-05-01 ● Original language: English ● Number of items: 1 ● Dimensions: 11.60" h x .80" w x 8.30" l, 2.60 pounds ● Binding: Paperback ● 258 pages Features ● Used Book in Good Condition Most helpful customer reviews 21 of 22 people found the following review helpful. Wonderful art collection from Pixiv By Parka [[VIDEOID:moE74FSHXF1CCG]]Pixiv is one of Japan's largest art community. It's somewhat like deviantART but their website looks totally different. Pixiv have their own quarterly magazines and occasionally also publish art book collections. Pixiv Almanac Volume 1 is the English edition of the original Japanese edition Pixiv nenkan 2010 Official Book. There is actually a 2009 edition but for some reason, the 2010 edition was chosen to be the volume 1 in English. This paperback is 258 pages as compared to the 272 pages for the Japanese edition. I'm not sure if anything significant is missing. There are almost close to 200 artists featured in the book. It's mainly character art in different anime, manga and CG style. The variety is great except that most are female characters. Hatsune Miku seems like the most popular character and there are many pieces with her. There's only a handful of background art. Most illustrations are quite elaborate and detailed, the simplified anime style is actually rare. Each artist has only 1 to 2 pages of work featured. Some of them are printed smaller than quarter page size which makes it difficult to look at the details. The good thing is the artists' websites are provided so you can check out more of their art online. I'm impressed by the quality of submissions. This book really makes me wonder why deviantART don't have anything similar. It's a great book for those who like Japanese character art. (There are more pictures of the book on my blog. Just visit my Amazon profile for the link.) 6 of 7 people found the following review helpful. Would have been better with half the artists / larger art By Manuel A. Saez As with any collection of artwork (or art books in general) the main draw is and always will be the art; But what happens when the art is so small that you have to squint in order to make out any discernible details? Granted, I have better than average near-sightedness, and even I had trouble appreciating the work that was put into many of the pieces collected in this book. They were just too small, which admittedly, has now become a pet peeve of mine; why include an artist's work if it is too miniscule to view properly? The book gets a higher rating based on the sheer number of artist's featured, but really, it could have done with limiting the number of them to half of what was ultimately used and give the "best-of-the-best" full page spreads. Some of the work is so amazing, that they are severely gimped by taking up less than 10% of the page. Also, I understand that Japan has a fascination with Hatsune Miku and Vocaloid, but there were so many images of Miku throughout the book, you have to wonder whose idea it was to showcase that much fanart based on one character. It is the equivalent of having a calendar of the same model in different poses; some people will be into it, but as for me, I like variety. I have nothing against Vocaloid, but so many images of the same design is overkill and should have been saved for a book devoted to said character. What's wrong with releasing a collection devoted to Kinu/Vocaloid? That being said, if you don't mind that at times up to 8 images are crammed onto a page not much larger than standard paper size (8.5"X 11"), you will be treated to some awesome work by some truly talented individuals. I just feel as if their work deserves much better treatment. 1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Not My Favorite Pixiv Book, But You Can't Always Please Everyone By Stephen J. Weber Personally, I found the selections in here to be on the disappointing side compared to the other Pixiv books released in Japan, but that's just my personal tase. I do, however, think that it is a good start for Pixiv art books in English. I was a bit surprised to find that it does not have a dust jacket like the books from Japan, but it does use high-quality, glossy paper (which does a very good job of reflecting light). Honestly, it's hard to review an art book without factoring in personal taste. 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