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The Art of Frozen 2

Name: The Art of Frozen 2
ISBN: 9781452169873

Jessica Julius,

156 pages
English
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Available on iOS & Android

eBook - ePub

The Art of Frozen 2

Jessica Julius,

About this book

Through never-before-seen development art, character sketches, storyboards, and color scripts, The Art of Frozen 2 gives fans a front-row view of the vast creative effort behind the much-anticipated sequel to Frozen. Filled with gorgeous four-color images and fascinating facts and details from the production team, it's the ultimate insider's look.Copyright ©2019 Disney Enterprises, Inc. All Rights Reserved

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~ PART ONE ~

ARENDELLE

Several stories have taken place in the Frozen world now. To make sure the geography made sense logically in Frozen 2, we tweaked the design of Arendelle kingdom in subtle ways for accuracy. It feels more like an old European town now, with its own history. The streets and houses have a more logical layout. It feels like a real, permanent place.

—David Womersley, art director, environments

DAVID WOMERSLEY Digital

As we developed the village of Arendelle, we gave the streets names. Market Square is surrounded by the main streets of Klokkegate, which goes to the clock, and Hoydegate, which runs up a hill. Kongeligplas, or Royal Square, was so named because at one point there was going to be a royal statue there. Borgbro is the road that connects the main village to the castle. And Vindmolleveien is the windy road around the perimeter that has a windmill on it.

—David Womersley, art director, environments

DAVID WOMERSLEY Digital

The technology has improved since Frozen. We tried to make sure the essence of the original film—its look and feel—is retained, while also updating assets and elements where we can. For example, we’re using a different renderer, called Disney’s Hyperion Renderer, which increases the ability to make things feel like the material they actually are and to depict fine details we weren’t able to show before. The film starts in Arendelle so audiences will see areas of the castle and village they’ve seen before, but there’s more of a visual richness.

—Jack Fulmer, look development supervisor

DAVID WOMERSLEY Digital

MAC GEORGE Digital

There was a version of the story where Arendelle Castle was washed away in a flood, and then rebuilt as a combination of the Northuldra and Arendellian styles. The castle’s foundations became a series of islands linked with aerial bridges to various parts of the castle. Another version had the flow of water being reversed, which is why we designed the watermill.

—David Womersley, art director, environments