ENGLISH

The art and making of Peanuts animation

Book information

Publisher
Chronicle Books
Year
2012
ISBN
978-1-4521-2620-3, 1452126208
Language
english
Format
PDF
Filesize
105 MB (110474018 bytes)
Pages
190\200
Time added
2015-12-23 22:00:00

Description

For the first time, this deluxe visual history treats Peanuts fans to an in-depth look at the art and making of the beloved animated Peanuts specials. From 1965's original classic A Charlie Brown Christmas through the 2011 release of Happiness is a Warm Blanket, animation historian Charles Solomon goes behind the scenes of all 45 films, exploring the process of bringing a much-loved comic strip to life. The book showcases the creative development through the years with gorgeous, never-before-seen concept art, and weaves a rich history based on dozens of interviews with former Peanuts directors, animators, voice talent, and layout artists, as well as current industry folk. Filling a void in animation publishing-there is no other history or art book of the Peanuts specials-this volume celebrates five decades of the artistry and humor of Charles M. Schultz and the artists who reimagined the comic for the screen. Read more... Abstract: For the first time, this deluxe visual history treats Peanuts fans to an in-depth look at the art and making of the beloved animated Peanuts specials. From 1965's original classic A Charlie Brown Christmas through the 2011 release of Happiness is a Warm Blanket, animation historian Charles Solomon goes behind the scenes of all 45 films, exploring the process of bringing a much-loved comic strip to life. The book showcases the creative development through the years with gorgeous, never-before-seen concept art, and weaves a rich history based on dozens of interviews with former Peanuts directors, animators, voice talent, and layout artists, as well as current industry folk. Filling a void in animation publishing-there is no other history or art book of the Peanuts specials-this volume celebrates five decades of the artistry and humor of Charles M. Schultz and the artists who reimagined the comic for the screen

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