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"You have before you a collection of some of the world's most incredible art created by some of the world's most incredible artists—the members of the Visual Effects Society. No matter the background or training, the artist and the art are truly unique—as is this book."—Eric Roth

Behold VESAGE—a visual treasure for all time!

VESAGE celebrates the creative talents of key members from the Visual Effects Society (VES). In this visually stunning page-turner, the world's best visual effects artists have provided a plethora of visual candy to keep you and your friends engaged and amazed. Share this treasure: it is too wonderful to sit on a shelf forgotten, you'll come back to it again and again and again—so keep it out for all to see and delight in.

I was about to share my favorite image, then I turned the page and I had a new favorite. Such is the caliber of images—so varied, they engage you and talk to you. It is wonderful when you can hold a book in your hands, open to an image, and feel the story, hear the sounds . . . VESAGE does that! This is one of those rare gems that come along once every so often—there is an enormous variety spread through this book, something for everyone. Actually, lots for everyone. Don't hesitate with VESAGE. You deserve to own one.

176 pages, Hardcover

First published May 9, 2005

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VESAGE is a collection of art from the members of the Visual Effects Society (VES). Most of the art are in traditional medium, with a few photos and even fewer digital art pieces.

To qualify to be a member of the VES, an individual must have a minimum of five years' experience in the visual effects industry and be recommended by two members of the society.

There are two prominently featured artists in the book, Albert Whitlock and Dan Curry. The text talks about their career and life with a gallery of their work.

The rest of the book is filled with a variety of prints from the different artists. The captions are short and only describe what's in the scene, with no added context for the creation. In that respect, the book feels a bit light in content in the latter half of the book. The images are quite random, at times this feels like a catalog book.

Personally, I won't recommend this book because I like my books to focus on a specific medium or theme. And no, this book is not about visual effects but on the personal art from the members of VEX.

This review was first published on parkablogs.com. There are more pictures and videos on my blog.
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