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Pirin Civilizations - Artbook - cover

Pirin Civilizations - Artbook

Giuseppe Rava, Sebastiano B. Brocchi, Andrea Piparo, Paola Andreatta, Michele D'Angelo, Marco Pennacchietti, Anna Schilirò, Miriam Tritto, Alessandra Valenti

Verlag: P. Andreatta, S. B. Brocchi, M. D'Angelo, M. Penna

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A Fantasy trilogy extending over more than 1800 pages, a point-and-click videogame adventure lasting 15 hours and beyond, six spin-off tales adding 400 more captivating pages, plus the forthcoming comic-book expansion of paths and plots: the "Pirin" Saga is coming, as its large High Fantasy world, open to travellers, unfolds its manifold, outstanding, intricated lore, in each of their several layers of reading, and a tantalizing wealth of innuendos, pointing at ancient mythologies and cultures. Henceforth, treading such unexplored territories of imagination is going to be even more fascinating and exciting, because of the unique artbook collecting many among the finest illustrations of Gaimat, the amazing Saga setting, as well as yet-undisclosed sketches by the author and a team of eight among the most skilled artists in Fantasy and History illustration. Embark on a journey of epic deeds among exotic civilizations, learning to recognize their appearance, customs, crafts, mapped lands, and much more through the refined artworks by Sebastiano B. Brocchi and the team including Paola Andreatta, Michele D’Angelo, Marco Pennacchietti, Andrea Piparo, Giuseppe Rava, Anna Schilirò, Miriam Tritto and Alessandra Valenti! More than 180 pages of paintings, digital artworks, and sketches, constituting a proper art gallery in book form, not to be missed by collectors or Fantasy readers alike.

Una trilogia di romanzi di più di 1’800 pagine, un videogioco punta&clicca da oltre 15 ore di gameplay, sei racconti spin-off per ulteriori 400 pagine di avventura, e presto un albo a fumetti che espanderà ulteriormente le trame e i percorsi: la saga dei “Pirin” si presenta come un vasto mondo high fantasy tutto da esplorare, dalla lore incredibilmente variegata e complessa, stratificati livelli di lettura e una panoplia di riferimenti culturali alle antiche mitologie. Da oggi orientarsi in questi territori dell’immaginazione sarà ancora più bello e avvincente, grazie a un esclusivo volume che raccoglie alcune delle più memorabili illustrazioni della saga e un gran numero di tavole inedite della leggendaria terra di Gaimat, realizzate dall’autore stesso e da un team di otto artisti d’eccezione nel panorama del fantasy e dell’illustrazione storica. Le raffinate opere di Sebastiano B. Brocchi e della squadra composta da Paola Andreatta, Michele D’Angelo, Marco Pennacchietti, Andrea Piparo, Giuseppe Rava, Anna Schilirò, Miriam Tritto e Alessandra Valenti, vi trasporteranno in un viaggio tra epiche gesta e spettacolari civiltà, per conoscerne l’aspetto, gli usi e costumi, l’artigianato, i territori occupati con le rispettive mappe e molto altro! Più di 180 pagine tra pittura tradizionale, arte digitale, bozzetti, che fanno di questo libro una vera e propria galleria virtuale, imperdibile per ogni collezionista ed estimatore del fantastico.
Verfügbar seit: 08.10.2020.

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