LOT 29 SLIM FIT JEANS 14.25OZ ORGANIC COTTON

LOT 29 SLIM FIT JEANS 14.25OZ ORGANIC COTTON

Marsoni

M251S

$140.00

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LOT 29 SLIM FIT JEANS 14.25OZ ORGANIC COTTONOur slim fit jeans are finally back! This rendition is our 14. 25oz organic cotton, woven in indigo on traditional Toyoda looms in Okayama, Japan. This compact selvedge denim will give you high contrast fades over time. The fit is contemporary and sits lower on the rise, and 2" slimmer in the hem than our regular fit jeans. The jeans are made of 14. 25oz Japanese selvedge denim that has been pre shrunk. We use our signature stone coloured thread for

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Overall, a nice retrospective of the art of the Deus Ex Universe. However, there are areas where it could have further excelled. More in-game, non-character model, non-landscape art would have been great (they give you a few pages of in-game posters and the like, I would have preferred that they covered more of this). There is a smattering of things that were designed but not used, I would have loved to see that explored as it's own section in the book. We know that they had planned, at one time, to have things take place in a few more locales in Human Revolution, it would have been great to see some of the early concept art for those sections. Neither of the mobile Deus Ex games were touched upon at all in the book. Granted there isn't much material that could be covered with them, but nonetheless, a page or two about them would have been nice. My biggest complaint? The book is just barely too tall to fit on my bookshelf.

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Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2016

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Jessiharm

Lowell, US

★★★★★ 5

Lovely

Format: Hardcover

Packaging was fine. BooK was near perfect condition. As for the book, it’s absolutely beautiful. It doesn’t include all of the concept art I’ve been able to find online but it does have a bunch and I love having it in this physically accessible place. It’s bigger than I thought it would be in terms of height and width and thicker than I thought it would be. Very happy. The art for this video game series is absolutely stunning.

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Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2019

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Rose

Cuba, US

★★★★★ 5

Beautiful

Format: Hardcover

The book is full of gorgeous artwork and interesting behind-the-scenes information.

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Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2021

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Josh

Grantham, US

★★★★★ 5

Beautifully Realized!

Format: Hardcover

Beautiful artwork that inspires everything from home decor, to what you wear. One of the greatest, deepest game franchises going, and we need a continuation of Adams story... Get on it Eidos!

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Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2019

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Parka

Port Orchard, US

★★★★★ 5

Fantastic art book. As good as the first one.

I love the Airbender animation series. I can still remember the strong nostalgia I had while watching the first episode of The Legend of Korra: Book 1 Air, recalling all the characters from the previous series, and watch how time has passed and given us a new generation to look upon. The Legend of Korra: Book 1 - Air, The Art of the Animated Series is a nice addition to that experience. It's as good as the first art book . The cover art is different from the original product image. It has Korra looking rather too serious. The book features development art from all the 12 episodes in Book One: Air. There are designs for the main characters, followed by the Republic City and its inhabitants and then we have art from each episode in order. Character designs form the bulk of the book. There's Korra in different outfits, including those from Pro-bending gear, and also the cute four-year-old Korra. There are lots of line art and also coloured versions for the characters. Other characters are Tenzin and his family, Lin Beifong, Amon, Katara, and about most of the characters that appear in the episodes. The environment art are beautiful. The buildings and sets have a mix of oriental, industrial and European style. The world has changed since Aang was the Avatar. You'll see some connection to the past, for example, with Avatar Aang Memorial Island. Overall, the world feels very different because it has evolved. My favourite piece is the aerial painting of Air Temple Island that appears towards the end. The last few pages have some pretty cool miscellaneous art, such as the classic Avatar characters in their adult form, and also other characters drawn in non-animation style. Throughout the book, commentary is provided by creators Michael Dante DiMartino, Bryan Konietzko and director Joaquin Dos Santos. They give illuminating insight to the designs and stories. Highly recommended to fans of the series, and those who like animation or character art. It's one of my 2013 favourite artbooks. (See more pictures of the book on my blog. Visit my Amazon profile for the link.)

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Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2013