The Art of Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace

The Art of Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace showcases fully realized paintings, sequential art, and conceptual illustrations. As part of the "Art of" collection, this book explores the Lucasfilm repositories, providing an in-depth look at Episode I's employment of both conventional and cutting-edge techniques, and investigating the imaginative spark that fueled all design choices. It features critical action scenes, such as the Podraces located on Tatooine and the conflicts in space and on the ground; images and discussions with the artists during their creative process; artworks depicting the unique landscapes of Naboo, Tatooine, and Coruscant; the visual development of the battle droids, the Trade Federation vessels, and figures like Qui-Gon Jinn, Queen Amidala, and Jar Jar Binks; and a display of promotional artwork created for Episode I.

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Introduction
The Trade Federation
The Planet of Naboo
Naboo : Otoh Gunga
Naboo : The City of Theed
Tatooine : The Desert Planet
Coruscant : The City Planet
From Sketch to Screen
Concept Design Team
Acknowledgments
From Movie to Marketing

Appearances

In the section at the end of the book highlighting each member of the Concept Design Team, it is mentioned that three of them (Iain McCaig, Evan Pontoriero and Bill Beck) were working on ILMs first all-digital feature film, Frankenstein, during the writing of this book. This project was next mentioned on page 20 of The Making of Star Wars Revenge of the Sith, where it is revealed Erik Tiemens and Ryan Church also worked on the project and that by that time it had been cancelled. Furthermore, the book Star Wars Storyboards: The Prequel Trilogy mentions that Derek Thompson also worked on this project as a storyboard artist. (Unkown)

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