Sweater Celebrating Creative Process by Sheldon Cohen (15 results)

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - A rare glimpse into an artist's mind, his toolbox, and the world of film animation The Sweater is one of the most beloved animated films of all time. Based on Roch Carrier's short story, also known as "The Hockey Sweater," the film recounts the most horrifying moment of the author's childhood. Sheldon Cohen adapted the story into animation and created a film that is as much about childhood emotions and the desire to fit in, as it is about hockey, the clash of cultures, and a harkening to bygone times. Now 30 years later, Sheldon delves into his not Elektronisches Buch, photographs, and memories to recreate the process he undertook to make The Sweater. He takes the reader on a journey back to Ste.-Justine, showing all of the places and people that inspired him. He also delves into his other films, book illustrations, and paintings over his 40-year career, and along the way he gives us rich insights into the creative process.…

Condition: New. &Uumlber den AutorSheldon Cohen is an award-winning animator and film director, illustrator, and painter. Specializing in the adaptation of short stories into film, his work includes The Sweater (1980), Pies (1983), Snow Cat (1998), and.

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Paperback. Condition: New. One of the most beloved stories of all timeThe Hockey Sweateris celebrated in this heartfelt recollection. Reflecting on the original short story and mortifying real-life moment that started it all, the account relates how the resulting film is as much about childhood emotions and the desire to fit in as it is about hockey, the clash of cultures, and a harkening to bygone times. Canadaâs tireless devotion to the film is illustrated, emphasizing how it is also loved by many more around the world. Delving into the artistâs notebooks, photographs, and memories, this record recreates the movieâs entire development, journeying back to the people and places that inspired its original imagery. The directorâs additional films and illustrations are also explored, chronicling a 40-year career and providing rich insights into the creative process.…