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Academy Award-winning writer/director James Cameron, has been crafting "Avatar" for over ten years. The film follows the story of Jake, an ex-marine who becomes torn between his allegiance to his fellow humans on earth and the aliens who populate the planet of Pandora. This book to this epic 3-D action adventure, explores the developmental and ...
Summary: The Art of Avatar, the companion book to the epic 3-D action adventure, explores the developmental and conceptual art used by the creative team to create the original world of Avatar. Features over 100 exclusive full-color images including sketches, matte paintings, drawings, and film stills
Art of Avatar: James Cameron's Epic Adventure Autor Lisa Fitzpatrick. Ties in with the film release of the new 3D film, due out 18th December. This companion book explores the developmental and conceptual art used by the creative team, with more than 100 exclusive full colour images, paintings, draw ...
"The Art of James Cameron's Avatar", the companion book to this epic 3-D action adventure, explores the developmental and conceptual art used by the creative team - art directors, visual effects designers, animators, costume designers and creature makers - to bring Cameron's vision to life.
The rest, like the flora, fauna, vehicles and sets look pretty close to the finalized designs. Most of the art in this book look computer generated (not that it's a bad thing) and there are very few pencil sketches. Quite a few pieces created with mixed medium are a bit jarring to me, like mixing photos with digital painting for backgrounds.
A companion book to "Avatar" (directed by James Cameron), a 3-D action adventure that explores the developmental and conceptual art used by the creative team - art directors, visual effects designers, animators, costume designers and creature makers - to bring Cameron's vision to life.
- Lisa Fitzpatrick
For all its technical brilliance, "Avatar" ultimately loses points for Cameron's most glaring weaknesses as a filmmaker: his reliance on stock characters and clunky dialogue to tell a story. There are moments of great beauty in "Avatar," but the cliches begin to pile up, especially during the final act, which plays like the climactic confrontation from Cameron's "Aliens" on steroids.
- Lisa Fitzpatrick
