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Rick Baker : Metamorphosis: Vol 1: 1950–1989, Vol 2: 1990–2019
ISBN-13: 9781944903435
Hardcover
736 Pages

Rick Baker : Metamorphosis: Vol 1: 1950–1989, Vol 2: 1990–2019

by Franz Kafka, Stanley Appelbaum, Franz Kafka, Donna Freed, Jason Baker, Jason Baker, Franz Kafka, Franz Kafka, Michael Hofmann, Michael Hofmann, Franz Kafka, Ritchie Robertson, Joyce Crick, Franz Kafka, Malcolm Pasley, Malcolm Pasley, Franz Kafka, J. W. Rinzler, Brandon Alinger, John Landis, Peter Jackson, Dick Smith

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Product Details

ISBN-139781944903435
ISBN-101944903437
PublisherCameron
Published2019-10-22
Edition1
LanguageEnglish
FormatHardcover
Pages736

About This Book

From #1 New York Times bestselling author J. W. Rinzler, a deluxe two-volume set of images exploring seven-time Academy Award winner Rick Baker’s 40-plus-year journey as a special makeup effects artist. Foreword by John Landis Preface by Peter Jackson Introduction by Rick Baker Afterword by Dick Smith Rick Baker: Metamorphosis chronicles the career of the legendary special effects and makeup artist, best known for his creature effects and designs. These two-volumes, replete with more than 1,600 four-color images and original sketches, covers the makeup artist’s 40-plus-year journey, from his early days as a young “monster maker,” creating body parts in his parents’ kitchen, to his more than 70 film and television credits, which resulted in seven Academy Awards, one Emmy, and three BAFTAs, among numerous others. From the gory zombies of Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” and the staggeringly lifelike Bigfoot in Harry and the Hendersons to the creative builds in Men in Black and the groundbreaking effects in An American Werewolf in London, Rick Baker’s special effects, makeup, and prosthetics count among some of Hollywood’s most enduring legacies. “Not for the faint of heart, this two-volume retrospective of the Oscar-winning special makeup effects artist revisits his spookiest creations.” —New York Times