Don Bluth's Art Of Animation Drawing

"Shows how to give a more flare like movements to your drawings" according to HHDUDE. This book helps touches light on lots of different ways to approach a short or movie to help make stories & characters more likable and feel alive rather than dead eyed. How to move a scene without the need of dialogue Shows how to give a more flare like movements to your drawings,For drawing on twos or even ones when dealing with 2Shows how to give a more flare like movements to your drawings HHDUDE This book helps touches light on lots of different ways to approach a short or movie to help make stories & characters more likable and feel alive rather than dead eyed. How to move a scene without the need of dialogue Shows how to give a more flare like movements to your drawings,For drawing on twos or even ones when dealing with 24 frames of Film. Really for theatrical projects, and not the teachings of limited TV crap. [ Hold on one drawing for 4, 5, or even 6 frames to save money] Even tells how the dreadful exposure or X-sheets work. frames of Film. Really for theatrical projects, and not the teachings of limited TV crap. [ Hold on one drawing for Shows how to give a more flare like movements to your drawings HHDUDE This book helps touches light on lots of different ways to approach a short or movie to help make stories & characters more likable and feel alive rather than dead eyed. How to move a scene without the need of dialogue Shows how to give a more flare like movements to your drawings,For drawing on twos or even ones when dealing with 24 frames of Film. Really for theatrical projects, and not the teachings of limited TV crap. [ Hold on one drawing for 4, 5, or even 6 frames to save money] Even tells how the dreadful exposure or X-sheets work. , 5, or even 6 frames to save money] Even tells how the dreadful exposure or X-sheets work. "It's a good collector's item" according to Jason Payne. If you're looking for a how to draw book, this isn't the book for you. However, if you're a Don Bluth fan, and an aspiring animator this is a terrific book. This book is full of inspirational anecdotes, stories, and tips, than practical working knowledge. I'd recommend you get that the Preston Blair Animation book if you're looking to learn all that. However, I will say that Bluth goes deeper in to concepts of "timing" and "beats" and the art of story telling than Blair does (actually, Blair lacks the story telling chapters.)This book al. ashley harward said I am extremely happy with my order. I am extremely happy with my order. The book is perfect! Exactly as listed. I submitted a question upon ordering and it was answered within the hour. I also received tracking confirmation the same day. This was a gift for my daughter and I cant wait to see the look on her face. Thank you for making this an easy and worry free purchase! I'm sure my next order through you will go just as smoothly.

While Storyboard described in detail the technical and creative processes involved in crafting the visual blueprints for animated films, The Art of Animation Drawing focuses on the process of designing characters; adapting those characters to script, voice talent and music; directing the "performances" of your characters; the timing and rhythm of movement; analyzing action; and much more. Loaded with Bluth's gorgeous artwork and lively, inspirational commentary, The Art of Animation Drawing is a must for animators of any level and a delight for animation enthusiasts of any age.. - comes The Art of Animation Drawing, a companion textbook to 2004's The Art of Storyboard. From Don Bluth - master animator, artist and director of such cartoon classics as The Secret of N.I.M.H., An American Tail, The Land Before Time, All Dogs Go to Heaven, Anastasia, and Titan A.E