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LA SHOW: The Ancient Book of Myth and War
 March 22, 2007 2:03 pm
“The Ancient Book of Myth and War” opens at Gallery Nucleus (30 West Main St., Alhambra, CA) this Saturday, March 24, from 7-11pm. The show of paintings, illustrations and prints based on classic myths and legends features work by four exceptionally talented animation development artists currently working at Pixar: Don Shank, Scott Morse, Lou Romano and Nate Wragg. With their already crazed animation dayjobs, I have no idea how they find the time to create so much amazing art, but if the show isn’t enough, the work is also being collected into an 80-page hardcover book. A limited number of copies will premiere at the show this Saturday and the book can currently be pre-ordered on Amazon. This Sunday afternoon, there’s also an (almost sold-out) four-hour workshop/painting demo with the quartet. Details for that event are available here. Stay tuned to the Brew for more details about the book and a contest you won’t want to miss. |
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These guys are all amazing and an inspiration. I’d definitely check out the show if I still lived in LA.
I love that one of the tiger. It’s very stunning, especially the color.
I’m pre-ordering mine now! Can’t wait!
I can’t emphasise how thrilling it is for me to see this book. I preordered this thing when it was in its fetal stage and now I’m Driving to Alhambra to pick up my early copy and cancel my Amazon order.