Alan Lee, the beloved illustrator of many of Houghton Mifflins incredible look.
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Dec 02, 2008
This book is written by English J.R.R.Tolkien. I have watched this a many times; however, it has some different aspects. The main character is Frodo Baggins and he has 3 other friends who are Sam, Merry, and Pippin from same town. One time, Gandalf visit Frodo's town to join the Bilbo Baggins's birthday. He is Frodo Baggins's father. Bilbo found one ring in the journey. In the birthday, he disappears suddently. So Gandalf who has majic power start to wonder what happend to him. He knows rings ar
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Jan 31, 2011
Alex
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Where did most of the design influences from the movie come from? What does the floor plan of Bag End look like? How were digital techniques used to increase the scale of Middle-Earth on screen? Who made the Orcs look so fearsome?
In this interim period, where time is counting down tot eh next Lord of the Rings epic release, The Two Towers, it is important to take out your copy of The Fellowship of the Ring (no doubt on DVD) and view it over and over, for you si More...
Where did most of the design influences from the movie come from? What does the floor plan of Bag End look like? How were digital techniques used to increase the scale of Middle-Earth on screen? Who made the Orcs look so fearsome?
In this interim period, where time is counting down tot eh next Lord of the Rings epic release, The Two Towers, it is important to take out your copy of The Fellowship of the Ring (no doubt on DVD) and view it over and over, for you si More...
Nov 17, 2009
Parka
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The Art of The Fellowship of the Ring is one of the three art books for The Lord of the Rings. The other two being The Art of the Two Towers and The Art of the Return of the King. Also available in one condensed edition of these three art books is The Art of the Lord of the Rings.
The review you read here will be roughly the same as the ones for other books.
The three volume collects over 500 images each, consisting pencils More...
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Aug 10, 2011
Karen
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Just because I'm a bit of a geek when it comes to all things 'fellowship', I loved this book. It has some really nice insights into how the designs were implemented throughout the movie and it's good fun to watch the movie back after reading this so you notice all the little details you probably missed the first time.
Oct 18, 2010
Kristy
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Awesome!!! I really really enjoyed this book. A very good look into all the hard work that went into creating this spectacular movie. I was really taken by all the drawings that were done before production even started...all the time and effort that went into getting the look that we finally saw on the big screen.
Dec 18, 2010
Olivia
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I never really thought I could get into the Lord of the Rings but this has become a must read for everyone in my book. The world created is so vivid and the characters so real...
Oct 06, 2009
Sofia
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For the hardcore fans of the books and movies, a wonderful book about all the lovely art behind the movies.
Mar 12, 2011
Susan
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I'm always so inspired by the art contained in this series of books. The writing is lacking mainly due to the fact there is none. But the pictures tell a thousands stories. Absolutely awe inspiring and a tribute to the efforts in those gorgeous films, even with the work that didn't make it to the film.
Jun 07, 2010
Samantha
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This book has lots of interesting things to look at. It's got a boatload conceptual drawings and paintings, and lots of information from the artists and wardrobe people.
Oct 27, 2008
Vicki
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This was my favorite book of all time!
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