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bryankonietzko: I’m excited to share with you the final cover art (Korra drawn by Joaquim Dos Santos and painted by me, with a background painting by Fred Stewart) for the upcoming Korra Book One: Air art book, published by our good friends at Dark Horse Books. This was a real labor of love (heavy on the labor) for Mike, Joaquim, and me and all those who helped as we put this book together, and we are so proud of all the great artists’ work inside and can’t wait to share it with all of you. The plan is to do one of these art books per “book” of Korra (so four total), which is daunting yet fantastic. Direct market on sale date: July 24, 2013. Book market on sale date: August 6, 2013. 9” x 12” hardcover, 144 pages Bryan just posted the amazing cover of the upcoming Korra art book! It will have tons of awesome pre-production art from book 1 and captions from me, Bryan, and Joaquim describing what went into developing the story and look of the show.

bryankonietzko:

I’m excited to share with you the final cover art (Korra drawn by Joaquim Dos Santos and painted by me, with a background painting by Fred Stewart) for the upcoming Korra Book One: Air art book, published by our good friends at Dark Horse Books. This was a real labor of love (heavy on the labor) for Mike, Joaquim, and me and all those who helped as we put this book together, and we are so proud of all the great artists’ work inside and can’t wait to share it with all of you. The plan is to do one of these art books per “book” of Korra (so four total), which is daunting yet fantastic.

Direct market on sale date: July 24, 2013.

Book market on sale date: August 6, 2013.

9” x 12” hardcover, 144 pages

Bryan just posted the amazing cover of the upcoming Korra art book! It will have tons of awesome pre-production art from book 1 and captions from me, Bryan, and Joaquim describing what went into developing the story and look of the show.

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bryankonietzko: I was a guest on the latest episode of The Big Pull Podcast. My good buddy Kurt Mattila (director of the ATLA documentary Avatar Spirits, among many other great things) invited me to join him last week, along with my other good buddies Angela Marie Volpe and Giancarlo Volpe (ATLA director and Green Lantern: The Animated Series show runner), to discuss our top three episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation, among many other topics, like being a show runner, Korra, and stuff. Lots of stuff, and more run-on sentences like the previous one. In fact, so many run-ons that Kurt had to split it into two parts.  Here’s the link to the first half of our conversation. And here’s a piece of fanart I did of my favorite character, Data. I’ll let you know as soon as Kurt posts Part II. It was a lot of fun, I hope you enjoy! Oh, and Mike was a guest on some earlier episodes (#10 & 11), so be sure to check those out too.

bryankonietzko:

I was a guest on the latest episode of The Big Pull Podcast. My good buddy Kurt Mattila (director of the ATLA documentary Avatar Spirits, among many other great things) invited me to join him last week, along with my other good buddies Angela Marie Volpe and Giancarlo Volpe (ATLA director and Green Lantern: The Animated Series show runner), to discuss our top three episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation, among many other topics, like being a show runner, Korra, and stuff. Lots of stuff, and more run-on sentences like the previous one. In fact, so many run-ons that Kurt had to split it into two parts. 

Here’s the link to the first half of our conversation. And here’s a piece of fanart I did of my favorite character, Data. I’ll let you know as soon as Kurt posts Part II. It was a lot of fun, I hope you enjoy! Oh, and Mike was a guest on some earlier episodes (#10 & 11), so be sure to check those out too.

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I normally don’t get star-struck, but I was a little overwhelmed by the awesomeness of this past weekend’s Breaking Bad panel!View Post

I normally don’t get star-struck, but I was a little overwhelmed by the awesomeness of this past weekend’s Breaking Bad panel!

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I just got back from a trip to Studio Mir in Seoul, the studio that did the animation (and a lot of preproduction) for Book 1 of Korra.  They are currently hard at work on several episodes of Book 2.  Bryan and I have known Mir’s president, Jae Myoung, for over 10 years.  In fact, he animated a lot of scenes on the pilot and went on to oversee and direct numerous episodes of A:TLA.  With Studio Mir, he has created a very inspiring, artist-friendly environment.  The talent he has assembled is top-notch and the artists are all excited to be working on Korra again!  Can’t wait to show you the amazing work they’ve done (and will be doing.) I just got back from a trip to Studio Mir in Seoul, the studio that did the animation (and a lot of preproduction) for Book 1 of Korra.  They are currently hard at work on several episodes of Book 2.  Bryan and I have known Mir’s president, Jae Myoung, for over 10 years.  In fact, he animated a lot of scenes on the pilot and went on to oversee and direct numerous episodes of A:TLA.  With Studio Mir, he has created a very inspiring, artist-friendly environment.  The talent he has assembled is top-notch and the artists are all excited to be working on Korra again!  Can’t wait to show you the amazing work they’ve done (and will be doing.) I just got back from a trip to Studio Mir in Seoul, the studio that did the animation (and a lot of preproduction) for Book 1 of Korra.  They are currently hard at work on several episodes of Book 2.  Bryan and I have known Mir’s president, Jae Myoung, for over 10 years.  In fact, he animated a lot of scenes on the pilot and went on to oversee and direct numerous episodes of A:TLA.  With Studio Mir, he has created a very inspiring, artist-friendly environment.  The talent he has assembled is top-notch and the artists are all excited to be working on Korra again!  Can’t wait to show you the amazing work they’ve done (and will be doing.) I just got back from a trip to Studio Mir in Seoul, the studio that did the animation (and a lot of preproduction) for Book 1 of Korra.  They are currently hard at work on several episodes of Book 2.  Bryan and I have known Mir’s president, Jae Myoung, for over 10 years.  In fact, he animated a lot of scenes on the pilot and went on to oversee and direct numerous episodes of A:TLA.  With Studio Mir, he has created a very inspiring, artist-friendly environment.  The talent he has assembled is top-notch and the artists are all excited to be working on Korra again!  Can’t wait to show you the amazing work they’ve done (and will be doing.) I just got back from a trip to Studio Mir in Seoul, the studio that did the animation (and a lot of preproduction) for Book 1 of Korra.  They are currently hard at work on several episodes of Book 2.  Bryan and I have known Mir’s president, Jae Myoung, for over 10 years.  In fact, he animated a lot of scenes on the pilot and went on to oversee and direct numerous episodes of A:TLA.  With Studio Mir, he has created a very inspiring, artist-friendly environment.  The talent he has assembled is top-notch and the artists are all excited to be working on Korra again!  Can’t wait to show you the amazing work they’ve done (and will be doing.) I just got back from a trip to Studio Mir in Seoul, the studio that did the animation (and a lot of preproduction) for Book 1 of Korra.  They are currently hard at work on several episodes of Book 2.  Bryan and I have known Mir’s president, Jae Myoung, for over 10 years.  In fact, he animated a lot of scenes on the pilot and went on to oversee and direct numerous episodes of A:TLA.  With Studio Mir, he has created a very inspiring, artist-friendly environment.  The talent he has assembled is top-notch and the artists are all excited to be working on Korra again!  Can’t wait to show you the amazing work they’ve done (and will be doing.) I just got back from a trip to Studio Mir in Seoul, the studio that did the animation (and a lot of preproduction) for Book 1 of Korra.  They are currently hard at work on several episodes of Book 2.  Bryan and I have known Mir’s president, Jae Myoung, for over 10 years.  In fact, he animated a lot of scenes on the pilot and went on to oversee and direct numerous episodes of A:TLA.  With Studio Mir, he has created a very inspiring, artist-friendly environment.  The talent he has assembled is top-notch and the artists are all excited to be working on Korra again!  Can’t wait to show you the amazing work they’ve done (and will be doing.) I just got back from a trip to Studio Mir in Seoul, the studio that did the animation (and a lot of preproduction) for Book 1 of Korra.  They are currently hard at work on several episodes of Book 2.  Bryan and I have known Mir’s president, Jae Myoung, for over 10 years.  In fact, he animated a lot of scenes on the pilot and went on to oversee and direct numerous episodes of A:TLA.  With Studio Mir, he has created a very inspiring, artist-friendly environment.  The talent he has assembled is top-notch and the artists are all excited to be working on Korra again!  Can’t wait to show you the amazing work they’ve done (and will be doing.) I just got back from a trip to Studio Mir in Seoul, the studio that did the animation (and a lot of preproduction) for Book 1 of Korra.  They are currently hard at work on several episodes of Book 2.  Bryan and I have known Mir’s president, Jae Myoung, for over 10 years.  In fact, he animated a lot of scenes on the pilot and went on to oversee and direct numerous episodes of A:TLA.  With Studio Mir, he has created a very inspiring, artist-friendly environment.  The talent he has assembled is top-notch and the artists are all excited to be working on Korra again!  Can’t wait to show you the amazing work they’ve done (and will be doing.) I just got back from a trip to Studio Mir in Seoul, the studio that did the animation (and a lot of preproduction) for Book 1 of Korra.  They are currently hard at work on several episodes of Book 2.  Bryan and I have known Mir’s president, Jae Myoung, for over 10 years.  In fact, he animated a lot of scenes on the pilot and went on to oversee and direct numerous episodes of A:TLA.  With Studio Mir, he has created a very inspiring, artist-friendly environment.  The talent he has assembled is top-notch and the artists are all excited to be working on Korra again!  Can’t wait to show you the amazing work they’ve done (and will be doing.)

I just got back from a trip to Studio Mir in Seoul, the studio that did the animation (and a lot of preproduction) for Book 1 of Korra.  They are currently hard at work on several episodes of Book 2.  Bryan and I have known Mir’s president, Jae Myoung, for over 10 years.  In fact, he animated a lot of scenes on the pilot and went on to oversee and direct numerous episodes of A:TLA.  With Studio Mir, he has created a very inspiring, artist-friendly environment.  The talent he has assembled is top-notch and the artists are all excited to be working on Korra again!  Can’t wait to show you the amazing work they’ve done (and will be doing.)

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