BOY AND THE BEAST ARTBOOK
$60.00
***Japanese Import***
An art book focusing on the anime art and technology, from background art, to original drawings, layout, and video expressions, for the long-awaited latest film, “The Boy and the Beast,” directed by Mamoru Hosoda. Features interviews with the gorgeous staff who supported this outstanding production.
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