Books in Art Scene series

"Animation was once considered primarily childrens entertainment. Today, animation provides entertainment for children and adults. It also is featured in all sorts of instructional, scientific, and legal simulations. [This book] discusses what todays artists are doing, how they attract a following, and what they are saying through their artwork"--Provided by publisher.

Graffiti is largely illegal in most American communities, but that hasnt stopped street artists from rendering large and very public demonstrations of exquisite art. Some graffiti artists, among them Shepard Fairey, Jim Clay Harper, Danielle Bremner, and the mysterious British artist Banksy have become world famous. The Art of Graffiti discusses what todays artists are doing, how they attract a following, and what they are saying through their artwork.

"Japan's anime (animated films) and manga (illustrated books) have gained millions of loyal fans all over the world. The roots of these industries lay in the country's long tradition of storytelling in pictures. The Art of Manga and Anime discusses what today's artists are doing, how they attract a following, and what they are saying through their artwork"--

"The face of comic books began to change in the twenty-first century as artists and creators moved beyond typical superhero themes. A new generation of comics creators focused on nontraditional characters including females, ethnic and religious minorities, and LGBTQ figures. Whatever the fears, hopes, and dreams of people in a changing world, comic book artists will be there to illustrate the good and the bad, using panels on a page to reimagine the future as the inclusive and diverse world they wish it to be"--