Non-Fiction Book Review - 'The Art of Amphibia' by Drew Taylor (Writer), Matt Braly (Writer, Creator), Brenda Song (Foreword), Various Artists, Designers and Editors, Tokyopop (Publisher)

A passionate, fun and lively artbook, that also gives insight into the animation process.

I love looking into the behind-the-scenes of any media, and for there to be a guidebook/artbook of one of my favourite animated shows, 'Amphibia', I knew I had to get my (froggy) hands on it, warts/fungi and all.

It contains great art, sketches, paintings, photographs, anecdotes, quotes, and other details - about the hard work, devotion and love that went into creating the great animated epic fantasy/comedy/drama/

action/magical girl/female empowerment series, 'Amphibia'. [Disney should be redacted] [And release a 'The Owl House' artbook already, you pathetic cowards]

It definitely could have been longer and more comprehensive - and not so beholden to Disney and their standards and censorship - but oh well.

'The Art of Amphibia' - a beautiful and loving celebration of art and creativity.

Read my review of the other companion book to 'Amphibia', 'Marcy's Journal'.

Final Score: 4/5