Description
"The Art of Halo" is the ultimate gallery of the Halo universe, with over 400 images including sketches and concept art by acclaimed artists such as Ashley Wood, detailed interiors and sweeping landscapes of Alex Chu, and Frank Capezzuto's breathtaking spacescapes, plus commentary from the artists themselves and a Foreword from 'the face of Halo,' Frank O'Connor.
About the Author
Martin Robinson is an award-winning journalist and Features Editor at Eurogamer. Previously Content Editor at the UK office of IGN.com, Martin has been a keen tourist of the Halo universe. Over the last decade he has slain the entire Covenant race several times over and saved the universe on countless occasions.
Reviews
"Totally breath-taking." - io9
"This is a book that deserves huge recognition. Not only is the subject matter one of the most important gaming franchises to ever hit our machines, it also has life, colour and soul bouncing from every page combined with words from people that have lived and breathed Halo. It's a book that could grace any shelf or coffee table and become a talking point. In fact it's worth buying a coffee table just for this book." - This Is Xbox
"Halo: The Art of Building Worlds is simply magnificent in production and content. Even this reviewer, who is not a fan of the series, cannot help but be blown away by the sheer beauty of this book." - Square Go
"A compelling visual tour of this extraordinary universe." - School Library Journal
"Simply put, this book is a must have for every Halo fan." - The Daily Blam
"...a breathtaking window into the creation of one of gaming's most imaginative universes. With a near perfect blend of expansive art pieces, rich backstory, and entertaining anecdotes, the book is a worthy tribute to Microsoft's juggernaut franchise." - Piki Geek
"If you're any kind of Halo fan, it's an absolute treat and an essential must have." - CVG
"A glorious celebration of Halo." - Xboxer 360
"...the kind of art book that you can get lost in..." - SciFi Mafia
"A brilliantly compiled graphic history." - Gamer Wok
Book Information
ISBN 9780857685629
Author Titan Books
Format Hardback
Page Count 192
Imprint Titan Books Ltd
Publisher Titan Books Ltd
Weight(grams) 1281g
Dimensions(mm) 307mm * 239mm * 22mm
About the Author
Martin Robinson is an award-winning journalist and Features Editor at Eurogamer. Previously Content Editor at the UK office of IGN.com, Martin has been a keen tourist of the Halo universe. Over the last decade he has slain the entire Covenant race several times over and saved the universe on countless occasions.
Reviews
"Totally breath-taking." - io9
"This is a book that deserves huge recognition. Not only is the subject matter one of the most important gaming franchises to ever hit our machines, it also has life, colour and soul bouncing from every page combined with words from people that have lived and breathed Halo. It's a book that could grace any shelf or coffee table and become a talking point. In fact it's worth buying a coffee table just for this book." - This Is Xbox
"Halo: The Art of Building Worlds is simply magnificent in production and content. Even this reviewer, who is not a fan of the series, cannot help but be blown away by the sheer beauty of this book." - Square Go
"A compelling visual tour of this extraordinary universe." - School Library Journal
"Simply put, this book is a must have for every Halo fan." - The Daily Blam
"...a breathtaking window into the creation of one of gaming's most imaginative universes. With a near perfect blend of expansive art pieces, rich backstory, and entertaining anecdotes, the book is a worthy tribute to Microsoft's juggernaut franchise." - Piki Geek
"If you're any kind of Halo fan, it's an absolute treat and an essential must have." - CVG
"A glorious celebration of Halo." - Xboxer 360
"...the kind of art book that you can get lost in..." - SciFi Mafia
"A brilliantly compiled graphic history." - Gamer Wok
Book Information
ISBN 9780857685629
Author Titan Books
Format Hardback
Page Count 192
Imprint Titan Books Ltd
Publisher Titan Books Ltd
Weight(grams) 1281g
Dimensions(mm) 307mm * 239mm * 22mm
