The Art of Frozen 2

Description

Through never-before-seen development art, character sketches, storyboards, and colour scripts, The Art of Frozen II gives fans a front-row view of the vast creative effort behind the much-anticipated sequel to Frozen. Filled with gorgeous four-colour images and fascinating facts and details from the production team, it's the ultimate insider's look.

Jessica Julius is vice president of creative affairs at Walt Disney Animation Studios and author of The Art of Moana and The Art of Zootopia . Peter Del Vecho is the Oscar(Reg TM) award-winning producer of Frozen and Frozen 2. Chris Buck is the Oscar(Reg TM) award-winning director of Frozen and Frozen 2. Jennifer Lee, Oscar(Reg TM) award-winning writer and director of Frozen and Frozen 2, is chief creative officer of Walt Disney Animation Studios.

Holiday gift guide pick "Adult "Frozen" fans will enjoy this in-depth look at how the Disney film was made by taking a look at the development art, character sketches, storyboards, color scripts, and more." - Business Insider "Frozen II is a wonderful film created by an incredible team of talented writers and artists and this new book is a showcase of the masterful work and the village it takes to create a film as meaningful and powerful as Frozen and Frozen II. " - The Mickey Mindset "The Art of Frozen 2 gave me a deeper appreciation for the artistry and talent that went into making the film. It also revealed some abandoned concepts and fun facts that only the creative team knew until now. If you love Disney artwork and Frozen 2, this book will be a treasured part of your collection." -The Laughing Place "The Art of Frozen 2 is stunning from front to back. The amount of detail will have readers and fans of the films scouring the pages in awe." -Cultured Vultures "An insider's look at the movie that is capturing the hearts of moviegoers everywhere." - Family Choice Awards "If you've seen the film you know that there are some spectacular effects that come into play, and I enjoyed learning more about the thought that went into the way things looked, as well as some of the challenges the animation teams faced in making their visions a reality on screen." -GeekDad Cool Holiday Gifts 2019: Books pick -JoBlo.com