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The Art of Journey Releases in September

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August 27, 2012

Seeing how Journey has resonated with players across the world, we wanted to work with the Santa Monica Studio to provide a deeper look into the visual development behind this critically acclaimed hit. So, we’re excited to let everyone know that we will be presenting you with a wonderful first-time look at the extensive artwork that went into bringing Journey to life. It’s the first book directly inspired by one of our games and is titled The Art of Journey and will be available for purchase in September.

This book, designed and written by Matt Nava, art director on Journey, provides an insider’s view into the stylistic influences, narrative functions, and game design goals that shaped the final look of the game. Readers will discover how Journey’s landscapes, cut-scenes, and much-loved robed traveler came to be. For your enjoyment, The Art of Journey will come bound as an embossed hardcover book filled with gorgeous concept art, intricate pencil drawings, and 3D models printed in full color on art-quality paper.

In addition, the book has an innovative “augmented reality” feature powered by the Daqri 4D platform. By downloading a free companion app, readers will be able to point their smartphone or tablet’s camera at special images and see animated 3D models appear straight from the game. It’s a truly unique and innovative way to more fully experience the artwork of Journey.

We are especially proud to include a tribute in the book to the game’s players. Journey’s touching experience and memorable visuals have inspired many players to create their own artwork. Matt has collected some of the team’s favorites in a special fan art section which I hope will speak to those of you who have been moved by the Journey experience.

The Art of Journey will be accompanied by a voucher that will allow readers to download a free copy of the game’s soundtrack to their PS3.

Please continue to stay tuned for updates and sneak peeks for The Art of Journey. In the meantime, don’t forget to check out the Journey Collector’s Edition , which will be available on store shelves this coming Tuesday, August 28.

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Kevin Williams says

August 27, 2012 at 5:35 pm

Is the book available for pre-order anywhere yet?

DreamsCreator Shuen says

August 27, 2012 at 6:18 pm

I hope it can be available in Hong Kong, if not, Can I pre-order it in your store?

August 27, 2012 at 8:41 pm

Can you put this on amazon or something, so its easy for everyone around the world to order(I’m from Australia).

August 27, 2012 at 9:20 pm

Are you possibly accepting fan art submissions for this book? http://zoroko.deviantart.com/gallery/#/d4vyqhl

Jonathan Tiong says

August 27, 2012 at 9:24 pm

I’m so excited for you! Your video was sending chills in waves.

Johnno says

August 27, 2012 at 10:35 pm

Will the augmented reality app also be available for PS3 users using PSEye or a webcam attachment, or the Vita, or how about the PC using a webcam? Or all three? I don’t have any of the fancy cellphones or tablets, spreading out the options would be nice!

Seeker says

August 28, 2012 at 12:10 am

Renee, the book is bring released next month and is already well in its print production. You’re a little late on that one.

Amish Gramish says

August 28, 2012 at 2:46 am

@Kevin: The book isn’t open for pre-orders yet. Keep an eye on our Facebook and Twitter pages to see when it does open up for pre-orders somewhere.

@DreamsCreator: I’ll try to see if we can get it up on the TGC store. There has been a huge amount of support for us selling it, so I’ll see what we can do.

August 28, 2012 at 2:49 am

@Renee: We aren’t accepting fan art and we never solicited any fan art for the book. Matt and Sony asked specific people to use their fan art. (I helped with translating for Japanese people.) Thanks for sharing your art, by the way!

@Johnno: From what we know at this point, it will only be available on iOS and Android products. If they bring it to the PC, Vita, or PS3, we’ll update it on our Facebook and Twitter pages.

Michelle says

August 28, 2012 at 4:31 am

Seeing my photographies in this book makes me so, so happy. Thank you very much TGC for making this possible 🙂

Corky McButterpants says

August 28, 2012 at 4:59 am

‘Seeing how Journey has resonated with players across the world,’

…means that this book HAS to be available to ‘players across the world’. It would be a huge slap in the face if you restricted distribution to the US alone.

I would definitely pay a premium to own this. Please make it happen. >_<

August 28, 2012 at 6:09 am

Wow! I’m very excited to see this! Any idea how much it will be on release? I will be watching for the pre-order!

August 28, 2012 at 2:42 pm

Will Journey be re-released to support the Oculus Rift?

August 28, 2012 at 4:08 pm

Amazing! I am excited for this book even more after watching the video, the printer/book design studio you are working with sounds like they care about how they craft their books which I feel will really do Journey the justice and care it is due. It’s going to be special! I know it!

August 28, 2012 at 8:05 pm

@Corky McButterpants: (Love the name) If Sony restricts the sale from Europeans on sites like Amazon.com, it means that they’re trying to get it released. We don’t know what Sony’s specific plans are for regions or pricing at this point, but we’ll update our Facebook and Twitter pages with info when it comes up.

August 28, 2012 at 8:06 pm

@Haley: Currently we only know that it’ll be released in September.

@Rags: No, it won’t be updated to support the Oculus Rift. We’re hard at work on our next game, so we can’t really spend the time and retroactively update our games for it, even though it sounds cool. 🙂

August 29, 2012 at 12:09 am

Can’t wait till it’s here..

Quite literally.. can’t wait..

August 30, 2012 at 8:48 pm

Christian says

September 1, 2012 at 5:57 am

any chance for a collectors edition with the physical soundtrack?

kcwside says

September 1, 2012 at 9:45 am

Hi I am graphic designer in Korea. Journey to the amazing was impressed. Emotional, and that is fantastic.

Journey art book, I want to have. When can I buy art book, is it?

Anywhere Web site that you can purchase Please let me know.

September 1, 2012 at 3:10 pm

@Christian: There won’t be a bundle of both, so the best thing you can do is just buy the CE and the CD.

@kcwside: We might have the art book up on our store, http://store.thatgamecompany.com , but we do know too much about availability at this time. You can follow @TGCStore on Twitter or keep an eye out on our store to see if you can get it.

September 2, 2012 at 12:13 pm

Any details on the size of the book or number of pages?

Hopefully it’s bigger than the artbooks included in most CE of games.

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September 3, 2012 at 7:25 am

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September 5, 2012 at 3:33 pm

@Mike this is a full-fledged art book, at almost 200 pages. I just saw and held the actual final book for the first time myself, it’s very pretty. 🙂

The book is 9 inches x 12 inches across, with a special gold embossed logo on the front cover.

September 5, 2012 at 7:56 pm

I want to buy this… Do you know when and where I can buy this book?

luffeN says

September 6, 2012 at 12:31 am

it is out at http://shop.bluecanvas.com/merchandise/journey-art-book

September 8, 2012 at 9:32 am

I sincerely hope that you make this available worldwide, or at the very least to Europe. Europe have already been disappointed with the lack of the Collector’s Edition in their region and a lack of this in-addition would be truly sad. Please please please consider other regions with this release.

thehitman1398 says

September 9, 2012 at 12:01 am

I just pre-ordered my art-book. I would love to know if I’m with-in the 750. Not to sell, but to have great art-work, singed by great people. I’m almost biting my nails of to see if it is. Is there anyway to find out if I am?

Daniel says

September 9, 2012 at 6:32 am

I am from Australia and i am trying to pre-order the book from http://shop.bluecanvas.com/merchandise/journey-art-book

And every time i submit i get “Transaction Declined” are you blocking people from overseas from pre-ordering the book?

September 10, 2012 at 4:19 pm

From the official bluecanvas page: INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERS: The Art of Journey will be available on Amazon at the beginning of October. We suggest you hold your order till then to receive the best shipping rates.

September 10, 2012 at 11:13 pm

Thanks for that Sunni, i did not see it on their page.

Still a shame though would have loved to get one of those singed copies while they were still available. 🙁

Justin says

October 4, 2012 at 4:04 am

I hope this book becomaes available in South Africa. I have played this game so many times and loved everytime I play it. It moves me like never before. Thank you TGC you really made my year with this game.

NEETproxy says

October 5, 2012 at 2:05 am

Is this still coming out? It says the release was mid to late September and now were going on mid October and I haven’t heard anything. Anyone know what’s up?

WazWii says

December 18, 2012 at 10:51 am

Does anyone know if this is still scheduled to arrive in the UK?

I can then decide whether or not to import one.

I hope someone can help.

December 18, 2012 at 7:54 pm

International customers can find more information about purchasing The Art of Journey here: http://shop.bluecanvas.com/merchandise/journey-art-book . The best option is to purchase through Amazon. I hope this helps!

amelie says

February 23, 2013 at 1:43 pm

I just bought this book and it’s just the best book i ever had, there are so many artworks inside, it’s rare to see art books with that amount of pictures!

If you have the occasion to have this book in your hands, look at under the paper cover there are a wonderful red cover.

Hope the best for the people of That game company, they are doing a great job 🙂

Rachel says

March 5, 2013 at 8:04 am

Is the book available in the uk yet? If not, when will it be available? How can I get it if its not available?

Zakiya says

May 27, 2013 at 5:03 pm

will the art of journey be re-available for purchase any time soon, by any chance?

June 13, 2013 at 5:24 am

Will the book be re-published any time soon? Out of the US, even? I live in Europe and I’m dying to get my hands on this!! Importing it through Amazon.com made this book uncredibly expensive due to Amazon’s ridiculous shipping fee policy, there’s no way I could’ve afforded it! Please have a heart for your non-US-American fans!

June 13, 2013 at 11:57 am

Please re-publish the art book, im dying to buy it!

/ A big fan from Sweden

Tesume says

June 15, 2013 at 12:05 pm

Please re-publish the book again!! I rented a ps3 exclusively to play Journey and now I’m dying to have the artbook!

June 18, 2013 at 10:32 pm

@Zakiya, Yossi, Sasha, & Tesume: We didn’t make the book, Bluecanvas Inc. produced and published it. They currently don’t have any plans to republish the book, but if they change their minds, you’ll have to look at their social media pages to see if they decide to make more.

Airflow says

October 22, 2013 at 9:34 pm

Please re-publish the book again!!

October 25, 2013 at 6:07 am

@Airflow: Bluecanvas is reprinting the book. You can get a signed pre-order of the book here: http://shop.bluecanvas.com/merchandise/edit-cart-item/24141/journey-2-signed

If you are an international purchaser, you should wait until it is sold on Amazon.com, which will have $8-12 shipping, much less than the $40 offered.

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'Journey' Art Director Discusses The 'Art Of Journey' And Makes A Case For Games As Art

It's hard to dispute the fact that thatgamecompany makes really beautiful games. With flOw , Flower , and Journey under their belts, this is one studio that sacrifices nothing for their art direction, and incorporates it in a truly unique manner. Matt Nava is the man behind all of that for thatgamecompany's two most recent releases, Flower and Journey , and can be credited with creating two gorgeous and distinct worlds that were praised by gamers and critics alike. In fact, Journey was such an amazing creation that the artwork for the game, along with a collection of fan pieces, have been pulled together and released as a 190 page hardcover artbook , The Art Of Journey . We recently had the chance to ask Mr. Nava some questions about the game and the book, and he provided us some insight behind both, as well as a thoughtful argument on the topic of video games as art.

MTV Multiplayer: Where do you begin working with a game like Journey ?

Matt Nava: Journey began with a single idea: To make a multiplayer game environment in which players could form bonds of friendship. We had noticed that most online multiplayer games revolved around players killing each other, and we wanted to make an alternative. Beyond that, it was a completely blank canvas. All the imagery, music, and gameplay came from a desire to give form and shape to that idea.

MTV Multiplayer: Where did you pull inspiration from for the characters and setting of Journey ?

Nava: Much of the visual style that I created for Journey was based on my own experience traveling and studying art. I have been fortunate enough to have traveled quite a lot - Europe, India, Japan, Mexico - and have seen many ancient ruins and architectural sites. I’m extremely interested in classical architecture and ancient art. The sense of mystery of fallen cultures is contained in their art and ruins. That was something I wanted to imbue the environments of Journey with, so I developed an “architectural canon,” a set of design elements and ratios that govern the look of the ruins that you see across the game.

MTV Multiplayer: The characters of Journey are abstract, yet distinct – how did you walk that fine line, while, at the same time, creating something that players emotionally connect with?

Nava: Creating the character took a long time - probably more than half of the three years it took to create the game. It was a process of subtraction - my first ideas were too intricate and detailed. I wanted the character to be iconic and universal, meaning that it would instantly resonate with people from many cultures. I found that to do this, I had to keep taking things away and simplifying. At some points, I actually took too much away and ended up with basically a floating piece of cloth. It turns out that we used that design as a starting point for the non player characters that you meet in the game.

We did a lot of testing of the game and asked players who they thought the character was. I think I knew that I had finally done something right when we started getting back a lot of different answers - some people thought it was male, some thought it was female, etc - but players were all happy with their own conclusions. It was communicating with people in a unique way.

MTV Multiplayer: How did working on Journey differ from working on Flower ?

Nava: Journey is much bigger than Flower . It tackles a larger concept with much more complex imagery. It was technically more difficult, because we were using the same tools we had used to create Flower and had the same limitations, but we had to cram in a lot more content. The very first prototypes of Journey were basically Flower with the grass turned off. But after a lot of revision and iteration, the engine was completely transformed.

Artistically, Journey and Flower presented a similar problem to us in that they were both blank canvases. I joined the team midway through the production of Flower , but I was on Journey from day one. So I personally was much more involved in the creation of Journey’s overall concept, story and message than I was in Flower . It was a lot more to think about and a lot more responsibility, but ultimately I think a lot more fun. I was lucky in that I was able to do a lot of big picture stuff on Journey .

MTV Multiplayer: How does it feel to have your work for a video game collected into a book?

Nava: It's amazing. It is actually quite rare for a game to have such a high quality art book. Sony gave me free reign to write what I felt was meaningful about the process behind the art, and to present the images in a way that made sense to me. Usually, game art books are a compilation of the work of large teams of artists. However that is not the case regarding the Art of Journey . Thatgamecompany is a very small studio, and most of the team are brilliant programmers. For a long time on the project, I was actually the only artist, and because of that, the art that you see in the book is actually all my own. So it is a very special and wonderful thing for me.

MTV Multiplayer: Do you have a favorite piece that is featured in the book?

Nava: I think that my favorite part of the book is actually the fanart section. In my career as an artist, there has really been nothing like seeing the Journey art created by fans. It is a very convincing piece of evidence that the images that I designed are actually working - they resonate with the players and have actually inspired them to create. It’s a really amazing and humbling thought that I don’t think I will ever really be able believe.

MTV Multiplayer: How was the fan art chosen?

Nava: This was one of the hardest things to do in creating the book. There is so much Journey fanart that I love, it was very difficult to decide. I collected a very large pool of my favorites, the ones that I think exemplified the wide range of styles and mediums and submitted it to the Sony offices. Ultimately, the ones that made it in were by artists who we managed to successfully get in contact with and get permission from to use their work. I really do wish that we could put them all in the book. If you want to see more, Journeystories.tumblr is one of the best sites.

MTV Multiplayer: What were your thoughts when you first saw the augmented reality construct your creations in 3D?

Nava: Honestly, the first time I saw the AR graphics, it was a bit like magic. You can move around the object with your phone's camera and really explore the 3D content in a tactile way. It just made perfect sense for this kind of book. I hope that more art books incorporate features like this in the future, especially ones that feature 3D content.

MTV Multiplayer: Since the visuals were so important to a game without any dialog, did you feel like that put a lot of pressure on you?

Nava: Oh definitely. the graphics had to not only be beautiful, they had to communicate. And it wasn't just gameplay indications. We wanted to convey a mysterious history through the atmospheres and the hieroglyphs in the world. For a long time, there was no thread that tied the experience together. It wasn't until late in the project that I finally figured out exactly what series of images, colors and moods could convey just the right message to the audience. In particular, the glyphs you see throughout the game went through many, many iterations before players got anything out of them at all!

MTV Multiplayer: If there was one thing you could change about Journey what would it be?

Nava: In terms of the visuals, I always see some little thing that I would change whenever I play, but as with any piece of art, there is a deadline and you have to know when to stop. I think that we were able to get to Journey’s art to a cohesive state, and I am proud of that. At this point, Journey is was it is, its working, and I wouldn’t change it.

MTV Multiplayer: What games did you play growing up, and how have they influenced you as an artist?

Nava: Oh man. I started on Game Boy. Link's Awakening , Mega Man 4 , Solar Striker . I actually liked the orginal monochrome green versions of these games more than their saturated remakes and console versions, they had more atmosphere in my eyes. Speaking of atmosphere, Super Metroid on SNES, Prince of Persia on Macintosh II... then Mario 64 of course, that game was what inspired me to create 3D graphics. And Ocarina of Time , and Starfox 64 . I love the N64. I think that the specific limitations of that system, in terms of texture size and polygon count, forced the visuals of its games to take on an iconic quality. Then there is Ico and Shadow of the Colossus of course. Beautiful games.

MTV Multiplayer: In your opinion what is the most artistic aspect of games?

Nava: The message that they convey and the atmosphere they create. It's surprising when I think about it how much a game's soundtrack plays into that as well.

MTV Multiplayer: What is the most visually interesting game you've ever played?

Nava: Super hard to say. Like I mentioned before, I’m actually a big fan of the iconic style created by the N64’s limitations. I love the mood created by the desaturated palettes of Fumito Ueda’s games. Vanillaware’s unique style of animation in Odin Sphere and Muramasa are very interesting. If I singled out one game, I would instantly regret it because I would remember another game that I also loved. There are a lot of games with great visuals.

MTV Multiplayer: Do you think there is a place for a mature conversation about video games as art? And do you think it will ever happen?

Nava: I think the question "are games art" has entered the public consciousness because the medium has only just recently matured to a point at which the graphics and stories in games can reach broader demographics. Its a big change and has sparked some somewhat silly debates between advocates of games and people who are not used to them. But I think these debates are missing a critical point. The "video game" is a medium, comparable to painting or sculpture or any other. These mediums cannot be judged to be art or not inherently, it is the individual examples of a medium that should be judged in this way. For me, the thing that transforms any common example of media into art is not just its visual complexity or its technical achievements, but the message or feeling it conveys. I also think that beauty plays a large part in what makes something art in my eyes. The extent to which it can move me, immerse me, or change me is a way I measure its merit as art. Of course, every viewer has their own list of qualities that distinguish a work of art from the rest. In the end, the video game is a medium in which an idea can be expressed, but doesn't have to be. Some games have different goals than being art pieces - but I think there has always been art in video games, if you know which ones to play.

MTV Multiplayer: If you had free reign to create your next project, what would it be?

Nava: The thing that I am interested in making is imagery, stories, and worlds that are beautiful, immersive, and ultimately meaningful. The mediums I am interested in are games and animation- I believe they have a unique power to achieve the things I am interested in making. Right now, I have a few ideas rolling around in my head. I’m still trying to figure out what form they will take, and the best way to make them a reality. If I had free reign to create my next project, it would most likely be a game or an animation in which I could build a unique world, convey a meaningful experience, and work closely with friends. I hope that all comes to be!

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Thatgamecompany to release "The Art of Journey" hardcover book exploring visual development of their PlayStation 3 game.

The Art of Journey will offer a behind-the-scenes look at the creation of thatgamecompany's gorgeous PlayStation 3 adventure Journey this September in a book designed and written by the game's art director.

Readers will get a first look at concept art, pencil drawings, and 3D models of Journey 's landscapes and characters in the forthcoming book, as well as augmented reality images that can be viewed using a mobile application from developer Daqri. The Art of Journey will also feature curated Journey fan art and include a free voucher for Austin Wintory's soundtrack.

Jenova Chen, creative director at thatgamecompany, joins Nava, Wintory, and others involved in the making of The Art of Journey in this preview video of the upcoming book.

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Journey: The Art of Carles Dalmau Hardcover – December 19, 2023

Delve into the art of one of the most popular illustrators!

Carles Dalmau has become in a short time one of the most popular illustrators in the world. With his full cartoon style of details, it has conquered developers and the general public, becoming part of many projects in the world of video games. With this artbook, in a bilingual edition so that all his followers can know his secrets, Carles gives us shows what makes his illustrations the way they are, how his style has been formed, what his references are, and what mysteries hides the world he has created. Discover his journey as an illustrator!

Carles Dalmau is, in his own words, a geek who draws a lot and who, due to things in the universe, can work in the world of the illustration (also, he would like to have a Wikipedia page so he can copy and paste his biography). Studied Audiovisuals in college and since graduating he hasn't put down his pencil. Currently, apart from dedicating himself to his social networks, he is working on other comic book projects, video games and much more.

• Print length 96 pages
• Language English
• Publisher Norma Editorial S.A.
• Publication date December 19, 2023
• Reading age 16 years and up
• Dimensions 11 x 1 x 11 inches
• ISBN-10 8467959150
• ISBN-13 978-8467959154
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• Publisher ‏ : ‎ Norma Editorial S.A.; 1st edition (December 19, 2023)
• Language ‏ : ‎ English
• Hardcover ‏ : ‎ 96 pages
• ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 8467959150
• ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-8467959154
• Reading age ‏ : ‎ 16 years and up
• Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 3.15 pounds
• Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 11 x 1 x 11 inches
• #99 in Individual Artists' Books

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Sticker Book - Color By Number 4+

Art puzzle & coloring game, weave app's ltd, designed for ipad.

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Find and create stickers, solve and unlock puzzle books! This unique game blends the elements of classic jigsaw puzzles with artistic creativity! Welcome to Sticker Book Puzzle Game, a delightful hidden objects adventure where creativity knows no bounds. Immerse yourself in the captivating world of art and puzzles. Artistic Adventure: Explore the magical art of coloring and painting as you embark on a journey filled with stunning visuals and enchanting artistry. Edit your way through brain games that challenge your skills and engage your imagination in every sticker puzzle book page. Endless Creativity: Unlock the secrets of artistic expression with an extensive collection of stickers and paintings, draw your masterpiece. Customize your favorite stickers and create an album that's uniquely yours. Brain-Teasing Puzzles: Put your problem-solving skills to the test with an array of puzzles. Join forces with friends for an immersive experience that combines teamwork and competition. Unlock the Mysteries: Dive into exciting adventures in numerous maps and puzzle book locations, with vivid scenes and hidden surprises at every turn. Be a detective and uncover the secrets behind each challenge. Fast-Paced Fun: Enjoy an immersive gaming experience with interactive elements and special sound effects. Challenge your mind and explore a rich world of art and puzzles. Draw, create, customize, find! Creative Customization: Personalize your sticker book by adding your favorite characters and decorations. Gather balloons, flowers, and butterflies to shape your album. Masters of Art: Whether you love animals, robots, or fantasy elements, we've got it all covered. Become a true artist and make your creative mark on this game. Multiple Levels: With a variety of levels and challenges, the joy never ends. Create, customize, and collect to your heart's content. Don't miss out on this colourful and imaginative journey. Download now to start your adventure with friends and experience the world of Sticker Book Puzzle Game!

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