Avatar Book
"Avatar: The Last Airbender, The Art of The Animated Series"
Hardcover: 9.25" X 12.25"
183 pages
Throughout its 183 pages, this beautiful book provides insights into the early development, production, art and design of this landmark series. Series creators, Michael DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko, give a behind-the-scenes commentary on all aspects of the series along with hundreds of illustrations of characters and backgrounds. A must for every fan of the series and aspiring animator.
Hardcover: 9.25" X 12.25"
183 pages
Throughout its 183 pages, this beautiful book provides insights into the early development, production, art and design of this landmark series. Series creators, Michael DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko, give a behind-the-scenes commentary on all aspects of the series along with hundreds of illustrations of characters and backgrounds. A must for every fan of the series and aspiring animator.
Price: $34.99
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Michael DiMartino + Bryan Konietzko
Michael DiMartino RISD ’96 [Film, Animation, Video]
Bryan Konietzko RISD ’98 [Illustration]
After moving to Los Angeles, Konietzko worked as a character designer at Film Roman for FOX’s prime-time series, Family Guy. He moved on to assistant direct for two more Film Roman shows, Mission Hill and King of the Hill, working beside animation director, Michael DiMartino. Soon after, Konietzko became a storyboard artist and later the art director for the Nickelodeon animated series Invader Zim. Konietzko lives in Los Angeles, California. In 2001, Konietzko partnered with DiMartino to create a show for Nickelodeon, and began development for Avatar: The Last Airbender. The show eventually premiered on Nick in February of 2005, and reached three seasons before concluding at Konietzko's and DiMartino's request. Konietzko has stated in several instances that he and DiMartino "are not done with the Avatar world." Most recently they helped M. Night Shyamalan in developing a live action film based on the animated series.
Bryan Konietzko RISD ’98 [Illustration]
After moving to Los Angeles, Konietzko worked as a character designer at Film Roman for FOX’s prime-time series, Family Guy. He moved on to assistant direct for two more Film Roman shows, Mission Hill and King of the Hill, working beside animation director, Michael DiMartino. Soon after, Konietzko became a storyboard artist and later the art director for the Nickelodeon animated series Invader Zim. Konietzko lives in Los Angeles, California. In 2001, Konietzko partnered with DiMartino to create a show for Nickelodeon, and began development for Avatar: The Last Airbender. The show eventually premiered on Nick in February of 2005, and reached three seasons before concluding at Konietzko's and DiMartino's request. Konietzko has stated in several instances that he and DiMartino "are not done with the Avatar world." Most recently they helped M. Night Shyamalan in developing a live action film based on the animated series.