eBook Interactivo. Es difiacute;cil hablar del romaacute;nico y del goacute;tico como de dos estilos distintos y perfectamente separables en el espacio y en el tiempo. Si el problema de transicioacute;n de un estilo al inmediatamente posterior siempre presenta arduos obstaacute;culos cronoloacute;gicos y esteacute;ticos; en el caso del romaacute;nico y el goacute;tico los obstaacute;culos se multiplican considerablemente. Los dos estilos conviven; se entrecruzan y superponen hasta tal punto; que muchas veces es difiacute;cil clasificar ciertas obras. Por ello nos hemos visto obligados a insertar una serie especialmente dedicada a los ejemplos de transicioacute;n.
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful. A great introduction to colors role in storytellingBy CustomerThis book is definitely on the beginners side of the spectrum. (no pun intended) Youre not going to learn to be a production designer just from reading it; but its a great start to becoming more aware of the use of color in film (or comics; video games or any other visual media) to influence underlying mood of the story. And once youre aware of colors presence; you can start making educated choices on how to use color in your own work.Although a few more pictures wouldve been nice; the author does a good job of taking each of the six primary secondary colors and defining its role in general and then giving numerous specific examples of the different visual and emotional tones each color can take.If nothing else; this book added about 8 movies to my Netflix queue.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Color Communicates. Pattis great cinematic examples.By Marvin LunaPatti does a great job communicating how color can be used to tell a story and reveal character; which yoursquo;ll agree is an important tool for any artist to have in their creative toolbox. Most books on color either get too science heavy or seem to get into abstruse; almost mystical territory. This book is a practical smooth read; helping you to exercise your intuitions about color in storytelling. Love it.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Barely any reference photos in the book; relies way ...By Klaus ShmidheiserBarely any reference photos in the book; relies way too much on the knowledge of the films it refers to. Overall a weak analysis of the use of color as a literary tool.
