Robotech Art from the Animated Series Robotech, Volume 2

Robotech Art from the animated series Robotech, Volume 2 is a digital art book that collects new illustrations and original art from the Robotech universe. This PDF edition provides instant download access to 131 pages of fan and professional artwork.

Edited by Kay Reynolds, this volume brings together interpretations of characters from The Macross Saga, The Robotech Masters, and The New Generation. The collection also includes production cels, sketches, and an essay by Frederik L. Schodt.

Whether you are returning to Robotech or discovering it for the first time, this digital edition offers a lasting look at a landmark animated series and its creative community.

Book Overview

Robotech Art from the Animated Series Robotech, Volume 2 is an art book published in 1987 by The Donning Company/Publishers. It was edited by Kay Reynolds and designed by Jamie Backus Raynor.

The book is divided into sections covering the three Robotech sagas: The Macross Saga, The Robotech Masters, and The New Generation. It also features a section called Old Friends, Old Places, original production art, and an afterword.

This digital PDF edition preserves the original 131-page structure and is available for download after purchase.

What You’ll Discover Inside

• New illustrations and original interpretations by artists including David A. Cherry, Colleen Doran, Trina Robbins, Lela Dowling, Jane Fancher, Phil Foglio, Lee Moyer, Tim Sale, Chris Tsuda, Don Yee, and others.
• Original cels and sketches that helped shape the Robotech animated series.
• Dedicated galleries for The Macross Saga, The Robotech Masters, and The New Generation.
• The special section “Old Friends, Old Places” with additional character artwork.
• “Robotech Roots,” an essay by Frederik L. Schodt on the art of robotics in fact and fiction.

Why This Book Matters

Robotech Art from the Animated Series Robotech, Volume 2 captures a moment when fan enthusiasm and professional illustration met in a published collection. It preserves artwork created by a diverse group of artists and includes original production material from a Harmony Gold U.S.A. production in association with Tatsunoko.

The volume also offers historical context through Frederik L. Schodt’s essay, written by an author well known for his work on Japanese comics. For fans and researchers, it remains a useful record of 1980s anime-inspired art and publishing.

Book Details

Device Compatibility

This is a digital PDF download, so no physical item will be shipped. Access is available immediately after purchase through your account or download link.

The file works with Kindle apps, tablets, desktop computers, and mobile reading apps that support PDF files. You can read it on almost any modern device.

FAQ

How do I get access after purchase?
Your download link is available immediately after checkout. There is no physical shipping.

Will I receive a physical book?
No, this is a digital PDF edition. No printed copy will be sent.

Which devices are compatible?
The PDF can be opened in Kindle apps, tablet PDF readers, desktop software, and mobile reading apps.

Add This Digital Edition to Your Collection

Robotech Art from the Animated Series Robotech, Volume 2 is ready for download. Add this PDF to your library and explore the artwork and original art from the Robotech universe.

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