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Designing Imaginative Environments: Creating Locations and Landscapes for Concept Art and Illustration Pop-Up Books and no one's more confusedFrom the publisher: This book offers a deep dive into designing imaginative environment art for the entertainment industry: using light, colour, composition, and perspective to create impactful landscapes and locations that immerse the viewer. With a mix of theory, tutorials, and insightful, often funny, anecdotes from his career across many high profile studios, author artist Nathan Fowkes makes this challenging subject accessible for artists of