From School Library Journal
Grade 5-8-Hart offers budding cartoonists a mix of basic instructions and savvy technical advice for creating a wide variety of generic giant robots, robotlike craft, cyborgs of both sexes, and bad-guy types ("Evil Scientist," "Corporate Villain," etc.), then posing them for maximum visual effect. Starting in the traditional way, with blocky geometric shapes, each figure proceeds through two or three stages to finished model, surrounded by pithy observations, comments, or general encouragement. In a tangentially relevant closing interview, Heinz Schuller, art director at Microsoft's Fasa Studio, delivers generalities about how to break into the field of digital-game design. Though Hart has little to say about drawing on screen rather than paper, his "can-do!" tone and cogent instructions, as well as the gallery of chiseled, heavily armed, hypercomplicated machines, will make this volume appealing to both casual browsers and serious young artists.
John Peters, New York Public Library
Copyright 2003 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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