Basics Animation 03: Drawing for Animation

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It covers a huge subject area in an accessible and readable way. The layout is good and helps the reader access areas of particular interest. The best thing about the book is the quality and relevance of the illustrations. * Samantha Moore, University of Wolverhampton, UK * This book is an excellent text explaining the importance of drawing for animation with relevant illustrations. * Diane Joyce, Glasgow Caledonian University, UK * This is an extraordinary book about drawing for animation. This is a book with significant amount of fully-colored and amazing pictures, and I personally would love to own it. This will be a perfect book for a course like "drawing for animation" or "storyboards and animation," etc. * Lien Fan Shen, University of Utah, USA * A good book that gives the reader a good insight into the working processes of a range of animators. There is a good range of how to/developing ideas and animations with some very practical and achievable advice. * Michael Smith, Leeds College of Art, UK * Another very good book from Paul Wells, it is highly recommended reading for animation students. * Naime Tasdemir, Istanbul Bilgi University, Turkey * This is excellent in terms of historically accurate content. I am particularly interested in the storyboarding content ... it is outstanding in terms of being easily read and well illustrated. * Darren Wall, Leeds Metropolitan University, UK * This is has been an invaluable book to me since I first received a copy. It has reinforced many of the themes I have previously covered in lectures. It is very useful that the book underpins the theory content with the experiences of working animators. * Michelle Salamon, London Metropolitan University, UK *