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ドット絵は 美しい ＦＩＮＡＬ ＦＡＮＴＡＳＹシリーズで生み出されてきたキャラクター、モンスター、背景などのドット絵の数々をオシャレに魅せるドットアート集が発売決定！ ＦＦシリーズのドット絵の生みの親である渋谷員子のインタビューも収録。 シンプルに見えて実は表情豊かなドット絵の新たな魅力をたっぷり伝える一冊です。
Dot illustrations are awesome!
You'll be enchanted by this stylish dot art collection which gathers all the dot illustrations of the characters, monsters, backgrounds, and more that appeared in the Final Fantasy series!
The book includes an interview to Shibuya Kazuko, the creator of the FF dot art.
In one simple volume you'll find loads of dot illustrations that will surely charm you.
Dot illustrations are awesome!
You'll be enchanted by this stylish dot art collection which gathers all the dot illustrations of the characters, monsters, backgrounds, and more that appeared in the Final Fantasy series!
The book includes an interview to Shibuya Kazuko, the creator of the FF dot art.
In one simple volume you'll find loads of dot illustrations that will surely charm you.
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fredg31 (1) on 25, Mar. 2018 01:46 (HKT)
Great
I love pixel art. I also love the SNES era of Final Fantasies. I expected a great deal from this book and was ultimately disappointed.
FF1 (48 pages), FF2 (44 pages), and FF3 (54 pages) receive fantastic treatment. It's a beautiful homage to the pixel art that showcases the character sprites, maps, battle effects, monster sprites, backgrounds, etc. The pixel art is all original except for a couple of pages that demonstrate the 2018 versions.
FF4 (26 pages), FF5 (30 pages), and FF6 (26 pages), on the other hand, receive scant treatment. They're allocated roughly half of the pages that their predecessors were afforded despite the fact that they house so much more beautiful pixel art. Furthermore, the few pages provided are often heavily marred by the 2018 versions of the pixel art. In my eyes, the 2018 versions are a perversion of the original material from which they are based. I bought this book expecting a love letter to the original pixel art, instead I received a collection of these modern aberrations.
FF7-FF15 receive 18 pages of their 2018 versions. There is no original pixel art for these Final Fantasies so seeing the 2018 versions doesn't bother me here.
Overall, if you loved the NES/Famicom era of Final Fantasies (FF1-3) then you'll be pleased. If you loved the SNES/Super Famicom era of Final Fantasies (FF4-6), then you'll likely be disappointed.
FF1 (48 pages), FF2 (44 pages), and FF3 (54 pages) receive fantastic treatment. It's a beautiful homage to the pixel art that showcases the character sprites, maps, battle effects, monster sprites, backgrounds, etc. The pixel art is all original except for a couple of pages that demonstrate the 2018 versions.
FF4 (26 pages), FF5 (30 pages), and FF6 (26 pages), on the other hand, receive scant treatment. They're allocated roughly half of the pages that their predecessors were afforded despite the fact that they house so much more beautiful pixel art. Furthermore, the few pages provided are often heavily marred by the 2018 versions of the pixel art. In my eyes, the 2018 versions are a perversion of the original material from which they are based. I bought this book expecting a love letter to the original pixel art, instead I received a collection of these modern aberrations.
FF7-FF15 receive 18 pages of their 2018 versions. There is no original pixel art for these Final Fantasies so seeing the 2018 versions doesn't bother me here.
Overall, if you loved the NES/Famicom era of Final Fantasies (FF1-3) then you'll be pleased. If you loved the SNES/Super Famicom era of Final Fantasies (FF4-6), then you'll likely be disappointed.
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