The Little Prince: The Art of the Movie

Loved the film and loved finding out how it was made x

Just love it, all the art of the movie is beatiful. But, as a Stop Motion animator a miss a bit more of information an footage about the technique.

Absolutely fantastic book, beautiful images highly recommend. If you have seen the film, this book is a must. The images are just gorgeous!

Excellent quality product which was well received.

The media could not be loaded.  This companion artbook to The Little Prince is really nice.I love the textural look and feel to the movie and artworks. They even used a combination glossy emboss and rough textured surface for the title and art on the cover. More specifically, I like that they have included artworks that were created with all sorts of medium. There are pencil sketches, digital paintings, 3D renders, sculptures, watercolour and the stop-motion puppets created from paper.The book is packed with lots of beautiful artworks and insightful commentary that talks about the design, story and characters. There's lots to read. The character designs are lovely. There are even sketches from character designer Peter de Seve. Lou Romano from Pixar is also one of the main artists that contributed to the unique look and style of the film. Production designer is Celine Desrumaux. Alexander Juhasz contributed many of the watercolour artworks.While the first half of the book has more digital art, the second half features more traditional art, e.g. sketches, handmade models. While the art may come in different styles, they do feel cohesive in terms of design. It's interesting to see how the same character can look like in pencil, 3D and as a puppet.This book reminds me of how much I like artbooks for stop-motion films, such the ones for Fantastic Mr. Fox, Frankenweenie and Pirates!.Overall, it's an insightful and beautiful book that I recommend to the fans and artbook lovers. It lets you look at the creative process behind the film and hopefully be inspired by it.(See more pictures of the book on my blog. Just visit my Amazon profile for the link.)

Most beautiful book to accompany the most beautiful film!

I LOVED flipping through this and seeing the process of the making of the movie

Muy bonito! Excelentes detalles de impresión 🥀

Definitely something worth owning for any little prince fan and surprisingly I got it for 399 rupees; there was no indian mrp written but it must have been around 1.5k or more so the price was a steal deal. Only problem was with packaging. It came in a normal plastic package so some sides are dented which is so heartbreaking. Other than that it is perfect.

I've used this book to do a critical analysis of the movie of Mark Osborne, for my thesis. It was been useful, full of informations and curiosities and wonderful to contemplate for its images and illustrations.

The media could not be loaded.  This companion artbook to The Little Prince is really nice.I love the textural look and feel to the movie and artworks. They even used a combination glossy emboss and rough textured surface for the title and art on the cover. More specifically, I like that they have included artworks that were created with all sorts of medium. There are pencil sketches, digital paintings, 3D renders, sculptures, watercolour and the stop-motion puppets created from paper.The book is packed with lots of beautiful artworks and insightful commentary that talks about the design, story and characters. There's lots to read. The character designs are lovely. There are even sketches from character designer Peter de Seve. Lou Romano from Pixar is also one of the main artists that contributed to the unique look and style of the film. Production designer is Celine Desrumaux. Alexander Juhasz contributed many of the watercolour artworks.While the first half of the book has more digital art, the second half features more traditional art, e.g. sketches, handmade models. While the art may come in different styles, they do feel cohesive in terms of design. It's interesting to see how the same character can look like in pencil, 3D and as a puppet.This book reminds me of how much I like artbooks for stop-motion films, such the ones for Fantastic Mr. Fox, Frankenweenie and Pirates!.Overall, it's an insightful and beautiful book that I recommend to the fans and artbook lovers. It lets you look at the creative process behind the film and hopefully be inspired by it.(See more pictures of the book on my blog. Just visit my Amazon profile for the link.)