A Bug's Life: The Art & Making of an Epic of Miniature Proportions - Fine First Printing Science Fiction Art but the strips are crisply 32503

Name: A Bug's Life: The Art & Making of an Epic of Miniature Proportions - Fine First Printing Science Fiction Art but the strips are crisply 32503
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A Bug's Life: The Art & Making of an Epic of Miniature Proportions Fine First Printing Science Fiction Art but the strips are crisply 32503 but the strips are crisply printed and the color is nicely muted completed with a screen print and a pencil drawing on tracing paper A First Printing of this 1998 book on Pixar's second feature This book is a tribute to the talents of the filmmakers and a must have for anyone interested in the magical world of film animation

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