"Every art-of book should have a short video like that where you can quickly see the content, so you can decide if it's worth it or not."
Haha, good comment. Are there any art-of books you would recommend? I bought the ratatouille one a while back but wasn't particularly bowled over by it. Though I doubt any of these books would help prove your animation skills. More eye-candy than anything else I guess.
Art book reviews on http://parkablogs.com/ are typically accompanied by these flip-though video previews.
ReplyDeleteYeah, someone tweeted that link, super cool!
ReplyDelete"Every art-of book should have a short video like that where you can quickly see the content, so you can decide if it's worth it or not."
ReplyDeleteHaha, good comment. Are there any art-of books you would recommend? I bought the ratatouille one a while back but wasn't particularly bowled over by it. Though I doubt any of these books would help prove your animation skills. More eye-candy than anything else I guess.
argh.. of course I meant 'improve' not 'prove' your animation skills. Gotta love iPhones auto speeling correct feature :)
ReplyDelete'Spelling' not 'speeling' whatever the heck that is. Oh I give up :)
ReplyDeleteHahaha, nice one.
ReplyDeleteThe Monsters Inc one I like a lot.