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"These characters are witty, poignant, endearing and simply captivating" --The Daily Express, 6 May 2011
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
On a whole the book is a great starting point for this type of 'art' if you want to call it that. My problem was that the book lacked any creativity or humour, after one flick through I never had the urge to review again. Many of the scenes/scenarios are repetitive and some of the cement figures look more like blobs than actual 'people'. A lot of the figures are also re-used in the same form.
I would recommend Little People in the City: The Street Art of Slinkachu (foreword by Will Self) as an alternative for anyone that has a soft spot for this art. It offers a lot more creativity and imagination as well a 'Borrowers' style feel to everything with many of the humorous scenes coming from 'us v them' situations.
As mentioned above a good starting point but I would reccorecommend Little People in the City much more!
I would recommend Little People in the City: The Street Art of Slinkachu (foreword by Will Self) as an alternative for anyone that has a soft spot for this art. It offers a lot more creativity and imagination as well a 'Borrowers' style feel to everything with many of the humorous scenes coming from 'us v them' situations.
As mentioned above a good starting point but I would reccorecommend Little People in the City much more!
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