Dawn: The Worlds of Final Fantasy
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| Rating | : | 4.73 (734 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1593078684 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 116 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-02-04 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Parka said Nice character design book in the style of Yoshitaka Amano. [[VIDEOID:mo"Nice character design book in the style of Yoshitaka Amano" according to Parka. [[VIDEOID:mo2ZBO7YIO67AWI]]Dawn: The Worlds of Final Fantasy contains the development sketches of the first four Final Fantasy games, I to IV. All the characters in this book are foreign to me since my first acquaintance with the game was Final Fantasy VII. All with the exception of the monsters and summons which are also used in later series. An index of titles is provided to identify the characters.This is a character design book. Right at the start are a few foldout pages that unfold into larger illustrations. Most of the illustra. ZBO7YIO67AWI]]Dawn: The Worlds of Final Fantasy contains the development sketches of the first four Final Fantasy games, I to IV. All the characters in this book are foreign to me since my first acquaintance with the game was Final Fantasy VII. All with the exception of the monsters and summons which are also used in later series. An index of titles is provided to identify the characters.This is a character design book. Right at the start are a few foldout pages that unfold into larger illustrations. Most of the illustra. "Otherwise a beautiful collection of Amano's work on the Final Fantasy series" according to Joseph. I had to knock off a star for this purchase as the book arrived with some scuffing on the outside. Otherwise a beautiful collection of Amano's work on the Final Fantasy series. Whether you are a fan of the games or just a fan of Amano this book is definitely worth taking a look at. Book arrived quickly and well-packaged. I would definitely recommend.. Breathtaking for any art-lovers, but doesn't directly relate to the series too much. I'm a huuuge fan of Amano. Even if he had no relation to the Final Fantasy franchise, I'd still be in love. I recommend this to any fan of art or illustration.Anyone buying this to just to see Final Fantasy concept art will, unfortunately, be disappointed. These are fresher, more raw conceptual illustrations that don't always directly tie in directly with the games. I don't mind this, but others might.
It is a tale of bold heroes and heroines, breathtaking landscapes and terrifying creatures. With two feature films, a host of action figures and apparel, posters, soundtracks, and more, the vast landscape, defined by the Final Fantasy storylines have all begun with the games, and for the first six games those worlds grew from the remarkable vision of one man: Yoshitaka Amano. In Dawn you will see the development of the first four games through Amano's paintings, detailed line art, and preliminary sketches. Now, for the first time outside Japan, Amano and Square Enix, Inc. Plus, in