The Fantasy Art Techniques of Tim Hildebrandt by Jack E. Norton
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New
Location
South Africa
Product code
YS19598
Bob Shop ID
614107250
160 pages, Hardcover
31cm x 25cm
Goodreads Rating: 4.29 * 7 ratings * 1 review
Genres: Art/Fantasy
He was one-half of the brother team that produced the most remarkable fantasy art of our time. Their Tolkien calendar sold over one million copies (more than any calendar before or since) and their classic poster for a little film named Star Wars helped turn it into an unexpected worldwide phenomenon. This very special collection brings together Tim Hildebrandt's finest paintings and drawings, along with an account of his techniques and materials--from thumbnail sketches to finished works. Highly influenced by animation, especially Disney's early films, Hildebrandt has used his skill and passion to develop those traditions into a unique, personal, and dynamic style. Here are paintings from children's books (including the folktale Billy Goats Gruff), from various science fiction and fantasy novels, from gallery shows, from the Tolkien calendar--and of course, the unforgettable Star Wars poster in various stages of production.