The Art of Bob's Burgers (TM) (inbunden, eng)

The jewel in the crown of the Bob’s Burgers library: the long-awaited official book on the creation and artistry behind the beloved Emmy Award–winning animated series.

The long-running and beloved animated series Bob’s Burgers centers on patriarch Bob, who runs his business with his wife, porcelain baby collector and dinner-theater enthusiast Linda; with help or distraction from their teenage daughter Tina, who is obsessed with boys and horses; their son Gene, who is only afraid of snakes; and their youngest daughter Louise, who never, ever takes off her bunny ears.

The long-awaited “The Art of Bob's Burgers™” showcases the creativity and humor that make up the beloved Emmy Award–winning seriesLoren Bouchard - the series’ creator - takes you behind the scenes, revealing the inner workings of the animation process for Bob’s Burgers, from its earliest designs all the way to the modern day. A treasure trove for new and longtime fans alike, this book features many never-before-seen designs, as well as art from Loren Bouchard’s personal archives and artwork through Bob’s Burgers history of collaborations.

Including insight from Supervising Director Bernard Derriman, “The Art of Bob’s Burgers™” is a celebration of everything Bob’s Burgers and a tribute to the artistry that goes into making the show a fan favorite.

The book is a treasure trove for fans, with hundreds of never-before-seen images alongside the stories, including photographs and sketches from Loren’s archives, animation cells, and objects from the tremendous archive of Bob’s Burgers collaborationsMoving chronologically from the creation of the show through its remarkable fifteen seasons, and culminating in the critically acclaimed movie that premiered in 2022, the book is at once a celebration of some of the most memorable television in recent history, and a look behind the scenes at a work of a comedy genius.

Format	Inbunden
Omfång	256 sidor
Språk	Engelska
Förlag	Universe Publishing
Utgivningsdatum	2025-09-23
ISBN	9780789344328