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The Art of Dreamworks Animation Free FREE THE ART OF DREAMWORKS ANIMATION PDF Ramin Zahed,Dreamworks,Jeffrey Katzenberg | 324 pages | 15 Apr 2014 | Abrams | 9781419711664 | English | New York, United States Book Review: The Art of DreamWorks Animation: Celebrating 20 Years of Art | Parka Blogs This is an excellent retrospective artbook that looks back the concept art created for DreamWorks Animation films. The Art of Dreamworks Animation the past 16 years, they have made 30 films, from the Antz in to Home which is the last film to be included in this book. Behind the subdued white cover are pages after pages of art. The layout is simple and effective at playing up the beautiful artworks. There are medium sized images to those that extend to the edges. It's a good mixture with some traditional animated and stop motion films in addition to the 3D animated films which represent the trend nowadays. Note that many films in that list have dedicated artbooks. The Art of DreamWorks Animation collects only selected pieces of art from each film, and many artworks especially from the more recent films are already featured in their dedicated artbooks. Artbooks for earlier films are either non- existent, or out of print, so it's great to see artworks from those films here. The artworks featured are absolutely beautiful. It's a thrill to see the concept art and production design. There are character designs, environment art and beat boards of scenes. The quality is just top notch. You The Art of Dreamworks Animation over pages of art for the price of a book, it's seriously a good deal. I'm glad the most of the artworks are printed huge because you'll want to enjoy the little details that the artists have put into creating the different worlds and settings. The artworks are accompanied by commentary from the directors and artists who talk about the art and design. I do not like text boxes that overlay onto the art, but I can see they are unavoidable sometimes, especially when the art is printed full double page. Unfortunately, the artists are not credited. I would love to find out who those talented artists are. Overall, The Art of Dreamworks Animation is an awesome artbook, or a book of awesomeness which is how Po from Kung Fu Panda would have put it. Here are direct links to the book: Amazon. Stay informed on our latest news! Check your email and spam folder to confirm your subscription. Skip to main content. Your name. E-mail The content of this field is kept private and will not be shown publicly. More information about text formats. Web page addresses and e-mail addresses turn into links automatically. Lines and paragraphs break automatically. Notify me when new comments are posted. All comments. Replies to my comment. Leave this field blank. ParkaBlogs Newsletter Stay informed on our latest news! 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