sexta-feira, 29 de agosto de 2014
sexta-feira, 22 de agosto de 2014
segunda-feira, 18 de agosto de 2014
Once Upon A Dream : From Perrault's Sleeping Beauty to Disney's Maleficent Review by Nuleo The Pupept
Hello
everybody and once again welcome to Nuleo the Puppet Channel
This time
I’ve decided to make another review of a very recent book, this with the
arrival of the live action movie adaptation of Sleeping Beauty… Maleficent. And this one is another book by Solomon.
Usually
when there’s a release of a Disney live action movie like Tim Burton’s Alice in
Wonderland, Pirates of the Caribbean or even John Carter, Disney launches an
art book of the film. This time it didn’t make a book out of Maleficent but of
Sleeping Beauty instead.
This book
contains kind of a celebration or homage to the 1959 version of the story. We
can witness the growth of the Sleeping Beauty tale since the Disney version and
there on to the actual Maleficent version. All of this with super interesting
details about the movie. We can see Aurora’s model sheet, character studies
among backgrounds and art studies.
Then we are
transported to the recent Maleficent movie, and even though there are not
enough pages an art book should have (I mean if the Maleficent part was
released as a single book), it has the right amount and it turns out to be a
rather complete edition.
So this
book is a deluxe edition of sorts and even if you like the 1959 Sleeping Beauty
and dislike the recent Maleficent, it is still a good buy. If you enjoy both of
the movies well then, it’s a mandatory purchase hehe and buy the book while
it’s fresh because it seems to be one of those editions which may latter run
out.
My score
for this book is:
90%
It’s an
amazing book indeed! So, if you’d like to help us you can subscribe to our
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Book:Once
Upon A Dream : From Perrault's Sleeping Beauty to Disney's Maleficent
Hardcover:
176 pages
Publisher:
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Language:
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sexta-feira, 15 de agosto de 2014
Comic book The Wonderful Wizard of Oz and The Curse of Maleficent - Nule...
Hi guys!
Today I’ll
be making some book suggestions that might interest you.
The first
one is part of a collection called “All-Action Classics” which are the creation
of the artist Ben Caldwell, who has
worked in children's and comic book illustration.
So, this is
the fourth book of the collection, it’s the adaptation of the Wizard of Oz and
it couldn’t be better!
It’s a very
visually appealing book and the style of Ben Caldwell is phenomenal. There’s
some attractive backgrounds, fantastic character design and really vibrant
colors. My only negative comment about this book it’s the size, really small.
But seeing that the price lowers as well might not be that much of a deal. If
you want to buy a copy and help us, click on the Amazon links below.
If you have
enjoyed the film, inside this book there’s a kind of a light version of the
story being presented with some cool and appealing illustrations.
And for the
price of the book as of this time, it surely is highly recommendable to be on a
collection.
The links
for buying the book are in the description below also.
I hope you enjoyed
my suggestions and I’ll be back soon with another review.
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Book 01:
All-Action Classics No. 4: The Wonderful Wizard of Oz
Product
details
Ben
Caldwell By (author and illustrator) based on L Frank Baum story
Paperback: 128 pages
Publisher: Sterling; Reprint edition
Language: English
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Book 02:
The Curse of Maleficent: The Tale of a Sleeping Beauty
by
Elizabeth Rudnick (Adapter), Nicholas Kole (Illustrator)
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Hardcover: 219 pages
Publisher: Disney Press
Language: English
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segunda-feira, 11 de agosto de 2014
Lovely: Ladies of Animation Review by Nuleo The Puppet
Hello everybody once
again!
This time I brought a
new book “Lovely: Ladies of Animation”
It contains some
artistic works from 6 great artists that work for Disney: Lorelay Bove, Brittney Lee, Claire Keane, Lisa Keene, Victoria Ying and Helen Chen.
For the cover art,
although it doesn’t include a dustcover, it is very robust and the art is very
beautiful and appealing.
Then, it begins by
presenting us with an introduction by the great animator Glen Keane and a
foreword text by John Lasseter.
Now, most of these
artists have been working on quite recent movies like Frozen, Tangled,
Frankenweenie, Wreck-it Ralph among others.
For each illustration
there is a quick and interesting description written by the artist.
And there are a lot of
work here for us to marvel but none related to any Disney characters or movies.
Also, near the end of
the book, we find all of the artists’ photos and blog sites, which is great if
you want to know more about their work.
Even though the book
seems almost perfect, there’s a slight problem in my opinion. The paper quality
is really good and glossy but sometimes there are a few illustrations that could
have a better resolution. But nothing that bothers me that much as well. Oh,
and I also think that they could’ve featured more works of each artist, since
each artist has a lot more work to show us. That’s why I was expecting a larger
book, honestly.
The book is published
by Design Studio Press but in the meanwhile there’s another version of this
book on pre-order, this time by Titan Books. I’ll be posting the
link for the present version on the comments section, for you to purchase and
in doing so it’ll be a quicker purchase and you’ll be helping us doing more
reviews.
On a final note, it is
a very inspiring book for an illustrator or animator, and also for someone
who’s interested in art, seeing that there’s different styles representing the
6 artists. It is without a doubt, a magnificent asset for a collector’s
bookshelf.
My score is… 87%.
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Book:LOVELY:
LADIES OF ANIMATION
Foreword
by: John Lasseter
Introduction
by Glen Keane
Hardcover:
136 pages
Publisher:
Design Studio Press
Language:
English
The Art of Frozen Review by Nuleo The Puppet
Hello everybody and
welcome to my Blog!
I shall introduce
myself, my name is Nuleo and i'm addicted to movies, anime, games, art figures
and everything related to animation.
I've decided to create
this blog in order to share with you my collection and to make some nice
reviews.
For my first review I’ve decided upon a book quite recent... “The Art of Frozen”.
But I have to warn you that if you don't like spoilers you must first watch the movie and then read the book. That’s important.... oh how I hate spoilers.
We can begin by talking about the author. Every book written by Solomon is impressive. I have a few more that he wrote and I will make some reviews about them as well.
Now for the cover art. It isn't that bad, but there are books with nicer and artistic covers. this one seems like the two characters, Anna and Elsa, are twins and it relates Elsa to some ice-type environment? But Anna to some jungle ... all that green? Awkward. Knowing about all the beautiful illustrations inside the book I would expect a different cover picture.
But upon opening the book, what can we see. We have an introduction and some explanations about the original story until it became the story we know. there are lots of pages with dark background, which is strange for a book based on a movie with light blue colors, snow, northern places.... I would prefer lighter colors. The book has a lot of storyboards, which is interesting to realize all the differences from the movie. Next we can marvel upon the architecture, a few color studies and some clothing that came to inspire the movie style.
I personally prefer seeing character drawings and designs. Fortunately the movie has enough for us to treat ourselves with some character art. Although there are some sketches and expression poses regarding Elsa and Anna that they could've given more relevance.
We’ve seen a lot about how the characters were before they turned into their final versions and how much different Elsa’s hair was, it had kind of a Mohawk which is interesting i guess. I’m just glad they've changed it...honestly.
Then there's reference to the song clip "love is an open door" near the end of the book...why is that I don't know nor I understand.
But long story short, it's a great and important book, seeing that frozen was one of the most money making animated movies recently. The movie is gorgeous and so is the book.
In my opinion there are too much pages with storyboards and I would've changed them for some character art. The art studies and background designs are all there, the characters design are there, the visual is there... it's a great book. There’s a lot more pro's rather than cons and if you're a fan of the movie just go ahead and buy it! And even if you aren't but enjoy animation, it's a really cool book to own. And if you study animation as well then here's a great reference book!
My score is..... 85 percent
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Book: The Art of Frozen
(disney)
Hardcover: 168 pages
Publisher: Chronicle
Books; Mti edition (3 Dec 2013)
Language: English
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