A handbook of insider tips and techniques, that starts with the basics, and expands the discussion to advanced topics, like how to animate quadrupeds, working with fluidity and flexibility, and dialogue. It lets you apply age-old techniques to create flawless animations, whether you're working with pencil and animation paper or a 3D application.
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"Tony lays out the nuts and bolts of the craft in one of the most readable, accessible and smart books on movement and animation I've seen in a long while." -Don Hahn, Academy Award-nominated producer of Beauty and the Beast and The Lion King
"Tony White's The Animators Notebook is a very easy-to-follow guide to the core principles of creating animated movement. Presented as an intimate personal set of reminders in a lifelong animator's scrapbook, The Animator's Notebook will be essential reading for all animators, from beginners to seasoned pros looking to dip back into the fundamentals to reinvigorate their work." -Tomm Moore, co-founder of Cartoon Saloon, and director of Academy Award-nominated film The Secret of Kells
"Kudos to Tony White! He has done an exemplary job of analyzing and explaining the core principles of animated movement. This is definitely a worthy addition to any animation library, especially for the serious student of either traditional2D or computer assisted CG (or any other form of animation, for that matter). Well done!"
-Ruben Aquino, supervising animator, The Little Mermaid (Ursula), The Lion King (Adult Simba)
"Tony White's The Animators Notebook is a very easy-to-follow guide to the core principles of creating animated movement. Presented as an intimate personal set of reminders in a lifelong animator's scrapbook, The Animator's Notebook will be essential reading for all animators, from beginners to seasoned pros looking to dip back into the fundamentals to reinvigorate their work." -Tomm Moore, co-founder of Cartoon Saloon, and director of Academy Award-nominated film The Secret of Kells
"Kudos to Tony White! He has done an exemplary job of analyzing and explaining the core principles of animated movement. This is definitely a worthy addition to any animation library, especially for the serious student of either traditional2D or computer assisted CG (or any other form of animation, for that matter). Well done!"
-Ruben Aquino, supervising animator, The Little Mermaid (Ursula), The Lion King (Adult Simba)