Ramin Zahed is the former editor-in-chief of Animation Magazine. He has been covering the animation and visual effects industry for over fifteen years. His articles on different areas of the entertainment business have also appeared in The Hollywood Reporter, Los Angeles Times, Wired, and Emmy Magazine. His recent books on animation include The Art of Home, The Art of Rise of the Guardians and The Art of Puss in Boots.

"This book looks and feels like a piece of art in and of itself, while also providing a great deal of behind the scenes information you couldn't get otherwise." - Adventures in Poor Taste "It's a book about process: how they designed the characters, the settings, the color schemes, and (eventually) the entire, remarkable world of this very special film." - Flavorwire Gift Guide "Anyone with an interest in animation and how movies are made absolutely needs to have this art book in their library. Anyone who simply likes to look at beautiful things can't go wrong either." - VG Blogger "The landscapes conjured by director Mark Osborne and his team are imaginative delights" - The Film Stage "This tome is loaded with concept art, stills, storyboards, character design sketches, and much more. And it's not just a picture book, often noting how the process impacted the final product." - Roger Ebert.com "Fans of The Little Prince and just animation in general should definitely pick this book up." - Retrenders "Truly, truly excellent." - Artbook Passion "Anyone with an interest in animation and how movies are made absolutely needs to have this art book in their library. Anyone who simply likes to look at beautiful things can't go wrong either. It's both fascinating and inspiring to read about the movie-magic tricks that were used to bring texture, lighting, effects, and different styles of movement to the stop-motion sequences, and to see the process of how a single scene comes together, from painting, to storyboard, to color script, to final render, right before your eyes. The care and passion that went into bringing The Little Prince from book to the Hollywood stage jumps off of every page. If the art book is an accurate indication, moviegoers are in for a marvelous treat." - VG Blogger gift guide

Ramin Zahed is the former editor-in-chief of Animation Magazine. He has been covering the animation and visual effects industry for over fifteen years. His articles on different areas of the entertainment business have also appeared in The Hollywood Reporter, Los Angeles Times, Wired, and Emmy Magazine. His recent books on animation include The Art of Home, The Art of Rise of the Guardians and The Art of Puss in Boots.

"This book looks and feels like a piece of art in and of itself, while also providing a great deal of behind the scenes information you couldn't get otherwise." - Adventures in Poor Taste "It's a book about process: how they designed the characters, the settings, the color schemes, and (eventually) the entire, remarkable world of this very special film." - Flavorwire Gift Guide "Anyone with an interest in animation and how movies are made absolutely needs to have this art book in their library. Anyone who simply likes to look at beautiful things can't go wrong either." - VG Blogger "The landscapes conjured by director Mark Osborne and his team are imaginative delights" - The Film Stage "This tome is loaded with concept art, stills, storyboards, character design sketches, and much more. And it's not just a picture book, often noting how the process impacted the final product." - Roger Ebert.com "Fans of The Little Prince and just animation in general should definitely pick this book up." - Retrenders "Truly, truly excellent." - Artbook Passion "Anyone with an interest in animation and how movies are made absolutely needs to have this art book in their library. Anyone who simply likes to look at beautiful things can't go wrong either. It's both fascinating and inspiring to read about the movie-magic tricks that were used to bring texture, lighting, effects, and different styles of movement to the stop-motion sequences, and to see the process of how a single scene comes together, from painting, to storyboard, to color script, to final render, right before your eyes. The care and passion that went into bringing The Little Prince from book to the Hollywood stage jumps off of every page. If the art book is an accurate indication, moviegoers are in for a marvelous treat." - VG Blogger gift guide

Ramin Zahed is the former editor-in-chief of Animation Magazine. He has been covering the animation and visual effects industry for over fifteen years. His articles on different areas of the entertainment business have also appeared in The Hollywood Reporter, Los Angeles Times, Wired, and Emmy Magazine. His recent books on animation include The Art of Home, The Art of Rise of the Guardians and The Art of Puss in Boots.

"This book looks and feels like a piece of art in and of itself, while also providing a great deal of behind the scenes information you couldn't get otherwise." - Adventures in Poor Taste "It's a book about process: how they designed the characters, the settings, the color schemes, and (eventually) the entire, remarkable world of this very special film." - Flavorwire Gift Guide "Anyone with an interest in animation and how movies are made absolutely needs to have this art book in their library. Anyone who simply likes to look at beautiful things can't go wrong either." - VG Blogger "The landscapes conjured by director Mark Osborne and his team are imaginative delights" - The Film Stage "This tome is loaded with concept art, stills, storyboards, character design sketches, and much more. And it's not just a picture book, often noting how the process impacted the final product." - Roger Ebert.com "Fans of The Little Prince and just animation in general should definitely pick this book up." - Retrenders "Truly, truly excellent." - Artbook Passion "Anyone with an interest in animation and how movies are made absolutely needs to have this art book in their library. Anyone who simply likes to look at beautiful things can't go wrong either. It's both fascinating and inspiring to read about the movie-magic tricks that were used to bring texture, lighting, effects, and different styles of movement to the stop-motion sequences, and to see the process of how a single scene comes together, from painting, to storyboard, to color script, to final render, right before your eyes. The care and passion that went into bringing The Little Prince from book to the Hollywood stage jumps off of every page. If the art book is an accurate indication, moviegoers are in for a marvelous treat." - VG Blogger gift guide