1. Art of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2: This art book has everything I expect from an art book. There is an appropriate amount of character art, environment art and stunning colour story boards. They used 3d fractals and mathematical models for Ego's planet and home. That's how deep they went into the details.
2. The Art and Soul of Blade Runner 2049: This book focuses more on the environment set prieces and art, but damn, does it look gorgeous. It's a huge broad book with colourful images all over. The guys from Weta Workshop (District 9) actually built small scale structures for all the buildings in the movie like the LAPD headquarters. All practical effects!
3. The Lego Batman Movie: The making of the Movie: As a huge Lego fan and a die hard batman fan, I was expecting a lot from this book and it did not disappoint. The amount of work done to make the characters and their emotional variants was just amazing. The team responsible for The Lego Movie did their research right. The way they incorporated Batman's history of TV and film into the movie was so creative. Hat's off to them!
1. Art of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2: This art book has everything I expect from an art book. There is an appropriate amount of character art, environment art and stunning colour story boards. They used 3d fractals and mathematical models for Ego's planet and home. That's how deep they went into the details.
2. The Art and Soul of Blade Runner 2049: This book focuses more on the environment set prieces and art, but damn, does it look gorgeous. It's a huge broad book with colourful images all over. The guys from Weta Workshop (District 9) actually built small scale structures for all the buildings in the movie like the LAPD headquarters. All practical effects!
3. The Lego Batman Movie: The making of the Movie: As a huge Lego fan and a die hard batman fan, I was expecting a lot from this book and it did not disappoint. The amount of work done to make the characters and their emotional variants was just amazing. The team responsible for The Lego Movie did their research right. The way they incorporated Batman's history of TV and film into the movie was so creative. Hat's off to them!