Kunst 08

Fantastisches Haus Malbuch: Magische Feenhäuser Ausmalbuch Für Erwachsene, Skurrile Märchenarchitektur-Malvorlagen Zur Entspannung Und Zum Stressabbau

Autor: Evelyn Walker

Jennifer Lopez (Celebrity Influencers)

Autor: Mary Hertz Scarbrough

RISING FROM SHADOWS: The Untold Story of Darren Kent in the Game of Thrones

Autor: Scott N. Bush

Hardcover Journal 120 pages: Lined Paper

Autor: Agius
Illustrator: Diane Agius Calleja

Women's Art Work: More Than 30 Female Artists Who Changed the World

Autor: Sophia Bennett
Illustrator: Manjit Thapp

Parkland Speaks: Survivors from Marjory Stoneman Douglas Share Their Stories

Herausgeber: Sarah Lerner

René Magritte: Now you see it - now you don't (Adventures in Art (Prestel))

Angela Wenzel

Virginia Lee Burton: A Life in Art

Barbara Elleman

Pierre Auguste Renoir (Getting to Know the World's Greatest Artists (Paperback)) by Mike Venezia (2016-02-26)

Mike Venezia

Matisse (Famous Artists) by Antony Mason (2002-03-01)

Antony Mason;Henri Matisse

Edward Hopper Paints His World by Robert Burleigh (2014-09-04)

Robert Burleigh

Basquiat: The Life and Death of an Art Star

Phoebe Hoban

John Lasseter: The Whiz Who Made Pixar King (Legends of Animation)

Jeff Lenburg

A two-time Academy Award-winning director and animator, John Lasseter is a founding member of and the creative force behind Pixar Animation Studios. Pixar is responsible for ushering in the age of computer-animation and revolutionizing the industry, having produced blockbuster features such as Cars, Finding Nemo, The Incredibles, Monsters Inc. , and Wall-E.

Lasseter began his career in animation at Walt Disney Feature Animation, where he soon became fascinated by the potential for creating animation using computer-generated images. After a move to a division of Lucasfilm that would later become Pixar, Lasseter wrote, directed, and produced many computer-animated short films and television commercials, including the first completely computer-animated short to win an Oscar, Tin Toy. He then began work on the first computer-animated feature film, the landmark Toy Story, which forever changed the animation industry.

In John Lasseter: The Whiz Kid Who Made Pixar King, learn how this creative mind keeps bringing lasting characters and stories to the big screen through the wizardry of animation.

Matt Groening: From Spitballs to Springfield (Legends of Animation)

Jeff Lenburg

Matt Groening is a cartoonist, animator, and producer best known for creating The Simpsons, television's longest-running primetime animated series. Although it debuted as a series of cartoon shorts for another television show in 1987, The Simpsons launched on its own in 1989, making the dysfunctional family of Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa, and Maggie famous almost overnight. At the time, Groening was already a successful cartoonist, whose Life in Hell comic strip appeared in underground newspapers and book collections. The Simpsons became a cultural phenomenon, and Groening's characters soon appeared in a wide range of products and venues.

Groening went on to create the animated science-fiction series Futurama, launched a Simpsons-based publishing company called Bongo Comics, and produced The Simpsons Movie. Matt Groening: From Spitballs to Springfield describes the life and career of one of animation's most successful artists, known for his unique drawing style and quirky sense of humor.

Walt Disney: The Mouse That Roared (Legends of Animation)

Jeff Lenburg

Best known for creating Mickey Mouse, Walt Disney is one of the 20th century's most honored and important icons of animation. After producing animated shorts and launching his own animation studio, Disney introduced Mickey Mouse to the world in 1928, and released the first American animated feature film, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, in 1937. During his career, Disney worked as an animator, director, producer, and screenwriter and expanded his business to include the world-famous theme parks Disneyland in California and Disney World in Florida.

Nominated for 63 Academy Awards, he produced many cartoons and feature films considered classics today, including Bambi, Cinderella, Peter Pan, Pinocchio, and Sleeping Beauty. His artistic and technological innovations include developing the first sound cartoon and pioneering animation techniques such as personality animation, three-strip Technicolor, and multiplane animation. Walt Disney: The Mouse That Roared delves into this man's colorful life, explaining the inspiration for his classic creations and revolutionary animation techniques.

Bernie Wrightson: Art and Designs for the Gang of Seven Animation Studio

Bernie Wrightson