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Pixelscapes / Waneella.

Fine Arts Library N7433.85.W46 P59 2024
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Waneella, artist.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Computer art--Technique.
Computer art.
Computer graphics.
Art and technology.
Waneella.
computer graphics.
Local Subjects:
Waneella.
Physical Description:
224 pages : colour illustrations ; 29 cm
Place of Publication:
New York : Thames & Hudson, 2024.
Summary:
"This stunning volume documents Waneella's unique journey from novice pixel pusher to world-renowned artist, indisputably the leading name in this reinvention of the once retro pixel-art aesthetic. The book will take us from her early experiments with the pixel-art form creating pseudovideogame visuals, through to the years where her unique style crystallized, fusing sci-fi-tinged architecture, cinematic hints of narrative, and masterful deployment of light sources and shadow. Alongside this complete catalog of her works are several process sections, walking the reader through Waneella's working style, which often initially draws influence from Japanese streets found via Google Street View. Her creative process is explored step by step, detailing the underlying structure, rigorous perspective work, and experimentation that goes into every piece. Each step is accompanied by open and humorous commentary from the artist herself--some of these how-tos will span over twenty steps--making Waneella: Pixelscapes a must-have for her legions of budding pixel-artist followers. Opening with a foreword by Japanese videogame designer Ikumi Nakamura, the book features an in-depth profile, charting Waneella's creative journey in her own words, and artworks often with detailed discursive captions, imparting anecdotal--and invariably funny--information on how each piece came together"--Publisher website.
Notes:
Includes index.
ISBN:
9780500028452
0500028451
OCLC:
1465006673

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