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All Photos Courtesy of HarperCollins, THE ART OF ARCHER TM & © 2016 Twentieth Century Fox Film CorporationThe new book “Art of Archer” allows fans to see the incredibly complicated process behind bringing each episode of the FX animated hit to life.
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All Photos Courtesy of HarperCollins, THE ART OF ARCHER TM & © 2016 Twentieth Century Fox Film CorporationOriginal series concept art when the series was to be titled “Duchess,” which is Archer’s spy code name.
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All Photos Courtesy of HarperCollins, THE ART OF ARCHER TM & © 2016 Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation. All rights reserved.Storyboards and script page from the Season 3 episode, “Bloody Ferlin.”
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All Photos Courtesy of HarperCollins, THE ART OF ARCHER TM & © 2016 Twentieth Century Fox Film CorporationDetail on how animators “float” different aspects of the characters’ faces to make it appear as though they are subtly moving their heads.
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All Photos Courtesy of HarperCollins, THE ART OF ARCHER TM & © 2016 Twentieth Century Fox Film CorporationThe “Archer” cast as anime characters from a DVD special feature.
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All Photos Courtesy of HarperCollins, THE ART OF ARCHER TM & © 2016 Twentieth Century Fox Film CorporationEverybody’s favorite Martian queen, Cheryl Tunt.
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All Photos Courtesy of HarperCollins, THE ART OF ARCHER TM & © 2016 Twentieth Century Fox Film CorporationPam Poovey may be weightless in space, but she can still throw her weight around with the best of them.
