"Dinotopia: The Fantastical Art of James Gurney"
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- James Gurney’s "Dinotopia" bring the worlds of science and the imagination to life by chronicling Arthur and Will Denison’s remarkable experiences on a lost island in vibrant color and meticulous detail. Recounted in words and pictures in the best-selling book series, "Dinotopia: A Land Apart From Time" (1992), "Dinotopia: The World Beneath" (1995), and "Dinotopia: First Flight" (1999), the artist’s compelling tale has engaged and enchanted readers by inviting them to explore the far reaches of a mysterious destination. Waterfall City, the island’s center of learning, The Hatchery, birthplace of many of Dinotopia’s prehistoric inhabitants, and The Forbidden Mountains, where dinosaurs dare not venture, are just a few of the places described in Arthur Denison’s fictional journal and in the outstanding works on view.
Inspired by a deep and abiding interest in archaeology, lost civilizations, and the art of illustration, James Gurney invites viewers to enter a fantastical world in which dinosaurs and humans live side-by-side. His luminous paintings, beautifully crafted drawings and hand-made models, which are featured in this exhibition, explore the wonders of the distant past through the lens of the imagination. The artist’s original "New York Times" bestseller, "Dinotopia: A Land Apart from Time," appears in eighteen languages with over two million copies sold. "Dinotopia: Journey to Chandara," the next installment in the series, has been released and is now available.
Exhibition organized by Norman Rockwell Museum. www.nrm.org
Artwork courtesy and ©James Gurney. All rights reserved.
Video produced by Jeremy Clowe for Norman Rockwell Museum. ©2005 Norman Rockwell Museum. All rights reserved.
James Gurney should call up Studio Ghibli and work out a deal for an animated Dinotopia movie. Studio Ghibli is the only animation studio that would do it right.
That would be absolutely phenomenal
so true
I agree
Great idea!
He keeps refering to the "Masters", not believing him to be one for the future generations. What a humble, soulful human ...
mapinguarimonster Such an awesome guy, very nice in person.
I don't think an artist would ever refer to himself as a master, because in an artists eyes he's never good enough
@@BigDaddyZakk4206:36 that is pretty ingenious
Charming..I bought these for my Grandson, and we stil have them..(He is 24 now!) I enjoy them as much as he!
I saw a stegosaurus skeleton when I was 5 and was really impressed .Mom after many years remembered how exited I was to see it .
that happened in 1956.
I watched the mini series Dynatopia with my daughter when she was young and we both enjoyed it immensely. To this day, we do not understand why it did not evolve into a long running series.
Thank you 🙏 Mr Gurney for many hours of delightful entertainment. We hope that sometime there will be more series made.
☘️🌝🌲
Well let's say there wasn't much attention given to the series that followed I did find it though
5:48 I have been to this very place in Venice, I recognized it instantly, even in a few strokes. James Gurney's work and videos are a great inspiration for me.
you are an amazing artist. i love your paintings.
I like how there are just animals from the Mesozoic that live on this island, but also animals from the Paleozoic and Cenozoic eras, these paintings almost makes me wish this place exsists👍
So amazing
This is awesome. I wish there were more videos available analyzing this series.
James Gurney and I were born palsbgor a while. Both he and his friend Thomas Kinkade signed my Artists Guide to Sketching. I mailed James a Goliath Beetle and he sent me Christmas cards he drew for many years. We first met at ArtCenter College of Design when he gave a presentation there.
Dude just thought of the movie night of the museum as a kid. Nice.
James is a real inspiration...
00.42. Huh..... i guess thats how night at the museum got their idea
I was about to say the same thing. You beat me by only 14 hours :'D
Yeeeey my first reply
I'm honoured heh
Sin duda, un tremendo maestro de nuestro tiempo!
terrible lizard happy dream kingdom
Jeremy Ellis fuck
I always thought you created the art travel sketchbook but hearing John Steinbeck inspired you is wonderful. His stories had a profound effect on me as a teenager. I keep his books so I can return to them every so often.
Before Ark: Survival Evolved, there was...
Dinotopia...
You know that one painting with the Triceratops and people in a parade? Well, I have it as a puzzle.
Bravo
Fantastic!
A truly amazing artist, though I have to say his little friend is actually a budgerigar, not a parakeet. Also that hymn that is sung at the end of this clip, is that the actual hymn from the book?
He refers to it as a Budgie in some other vids and blog entries!
a brief cameo appearance of Thomas Kinkade.
The pet parakeet ❤
The Chinese translation of Dinosaur as Terrible Lizard is just a translation of the Greek meaning of Dinosaur, which is Terrible Lizard, which was chosen by the paleontologist Richard Owen, because he felt they were Terrible Lizards. Chinese doesn't have another language to draw from in the way that English draws from Greek, Latin, French or German, so Chinese translations sound ultra-literal when translated back to English, but all Chinese readers understand the actual concept being referred to and not the literal meaning of the words.
2:34 I still have that kind of fantasy myself.
DISNEY should give you a million dollar deal to make this a movie.
wowoowoww
wow first 3 min @_@ this is what we’re missing today. i would love to do that shit
His Nickname Is Jim Gurney
meu coooh
So I guess night at the museum stole his idea.
This guys a propagandist.