The Art of WALL-E

Pixar's Feature Films WALL•E
#1

Well The Art of WALL-E is available for pre-order from Amazon.com for $40 USD, and will be available from May 1 i think.

It has been compiled by Tim Hauser and has a foreword from Andrew Stanton.

I really hope it has concept art of robots that didn’t make the final cut and products etc.

#2

Cool! I haven’t even been able to get my hands on The Art of Ratatouille, so this sure is a wake up call.

#3

Wow, that was quick! Well, I’ll definitely pick this little beauty up when it hits the shelves. I’m itching to get my hands on it already…

Thank you for the information, bawpcwpn! :wink:

– Mitch

#4

I’m still drooling over The Art of Ratatouille! :smiley:

Purchasing these books has become a tradition for me. The Toy Story and Bug’s Life editions, if those exist, have yet to adorn my bookshelves, but I’m on a mission to own 'em all.

~~=oP

#5

PV - I’m not sure about Toy Story, but I believe that this is the A Bug’s Life one:

The Art of “A Bug’s Life”

If this truely is the A Bug’s Life “Art of…” book, then I’ll be dog-goned. I didn’t even know it existed! :stuck_out_tongue:

– Mitch

#6

Wow, that was fast! I expected it to be realeased a little later. Thanks for the info bawpcwpn.

#7

TSS, even if you pre-ordered the book this second, it won’t be released until May 1, 2008, which is indeed a little later. :stuck_out_tongue:

By the way, Mitch, thank you for the link. It also led me to Toy Story: The Art and Making of the Animated Film. :wink:

~~=oP

#8

If only these books weren’t so expensive! Otherwise, I’d buy them all! But I’m sure the Art Of Wall-E will be an especially beautiful one. :smiley:

#9

PV - You are most welcome. :wink:

lizardgirl - Cha, they are alot of money, but I will tell you right now that they are worth every penny. :wink:

– Mitch

#10

I’d like to take this opportunity to brag that I was able to get The Art of Ratatouille for $30.03 while I was working at Barnes and Noble. :sunglasses: Yay, employee discounts!
sheila

#11

Good for you. :laughing:

#12

This will get me yelled at, but I only own The Art of Cars and The Art of Ratatouille (waits unbearably for yells and remarks) . I guess you could go on eBay or something to find A Bug’s Life , etc. I can’t even find The Art of The Incredibles in stores anymore.

#13

Not trying to burst your bubble but I got that same book for 25 dollars on amazon :slight_smile:

#14

2 books are better than none. :wink:

~~=oP

#15

Thank you very much for the expected remark, PV. :wink: What can I say? You’re such a sweet person. Yeah, I’m trying to get my hands on the rest, but I’m not an online shopper, and I just haven’t been able to find any of the other editions. Even The Art of The Incredibles has dissapeared my store shelves.

#16

Whoa! That’s amazing! :astonished: When did you buy it on Amazon?

#17

umm
2 months ago
give or take a few weeks

#18

Bill - You’re not the only one, dude. I only own The Art of Finding Nemo and The Art of Ratatouille. My dad has the other editions, which is why I didn’t bother buying them because he already has 'em. :stuck_out_tongue: :wink:

– Mitch

#19

Wa lah! The cover of The Art of WALL•E! :mrgreen:

As reported by Upcoming Pixar, the hardcover 160-page book contains 250 color illustrations and will cost $40. Look for it on shelves April 17th, 2008.

~~=oP

#20

Hmmm. Not really digging the cover… Maybe it’ll grow on me.

I would have preferred a starry background, but maybe that’s because I am used to looking at the WALL-E posters. It also doesn’t look like WALL-E’s eyes have a lot of depth to them - probably hard to replicate with a drawing, but still. And one more thing, does the picture look off-center to anyone?

Thanks for the picture in any case. :wink: