5 comments about Coffin: The Art Of Vampire Hunter D.

1. If your a Vampire Hunter D fan, I say get this book. Goes nicely to any collection in that series. tons of pages on art work done over the years from the artist. I say a must buy ^^



2. As for content and art this book is fabulous, but I was kind of expecting more prints. The layout they chose for the book is interesting and I don't really find it necessary other than for a wow factor. To me it really didn't add anything to the prints inside, but to be fair, it didn't necessarily take away either. This book defiantly features what I enjoy best about Amano's art.
   
   A good buy for Amano fans or any artist interested in graphic art and/or inking.



3. I bought this book for my boyfriend, who is a huge fan of the series. I cannot speak from my own experience with it, but from his near fainting reaction upon receiving it, I would say it is definitely worth the money. From what he has said, the artwork is incredible. I would recommend it for any fan of the series or the art.



4. The art in this book is detailed, beautiful, and breathtaking... I was blown away by even the pictues which were only sketches.
   
   I recommend it highly to fans of Vampire Hunter D... as well as anyone who is an art fanatic or art book collector... or even just someone who loves Vampiric things in general.



5. This book is HUGE, which it should be to show off the fantastic artwork. Loved it! All Vampire Hunter D fans should get it, just don't expect it to fit in your book shelf.. lol! Pay close attention to the dimensions in the item description. It also comes in a slip case to protect the book.

2 comments about Masks: Faces of Culture.

1. This book has very interesting pictures, but it's not complete. There is something missing. This is because it shows some pictures, but doesn't cover all types of masks and bring a very limited quantity of images and information. Pics are nice, but not enough.



2. Great! It was a gift for someone and they just loved it. Was shipped promptly! Everything turned out great. Book is awesome and the detail is amazing! Check it out! Just what I was looking for

1 comments about Drawing & Painting Flowers - Problems & Solutions.

1. Very good book. Excellent instruction on what not to do as well as how to do it correctly. highly recommended.

No comments about Painting Peaceful Country Landscapes: 10 Step-by-step Scenes in Oil and Acrylic.

1 comments about Kids Draw Animals (Kids Draw).

1. Excellent book and highly recommended. Both of my children love this book. They are both very interested in animals and this book covers this better than any I've seen. This book covers many animals with very interesting poses - don't hestitate to pick it up.

No comments about Paper Illusions: The Art of Isabelle de Borchgrave.

No comments about Print and Production Finishes for Packaging.

3 comments about The Jazz Image: Masters of Jazz Photography.

1. If you grew up listening to jazz from the 30's through the 60's you'll really enjoy the pictures in this book. They evoke a feeling and, in most cases, present the players as "bigger than life"...just as they were to us then and now.



2. Wonderful "coffee table" book, loaded with excellent candid photos of the greatest jazz stars -- definitely a keeper!



3. this is the kind of Book that truly showcases some of the Greatest Jazz Artists Ever. Duke Ellington, John Coltrane, Miles Davis,Louis Armstrong, amongest others. it is great to see so many Important musical figures in the Moment where Creativity is coming about. this is a Must have collection.

1 comments about Impressionism: 50 Paintings You Should Know.

1. I enjoy reading this book. The introductory text provides useful and interesting information about the works. Pictures are also nice.

1 comments about A Social History of Modern Art, Volume 2: Art in an Age of Bonapartism, 1800-1815 (A Social History of Modern Art).

1. Al Boime is not only a terrific teacher, but also an extremely knowledgable and intelligent author. This book was an excellent complement to his Modern Art course at UCLA, as well as an excellent social history of art in the early 19th century for art historians, students, and the art enthusiast. ...