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Who is the main character of "Aladdin"?
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[quote="Fidget Goblinweb"]Holy cheese muffins with my afternoon tea! :shock: *sprays tea all over the place* I MUST GET THAT BOOK! It's like....it's like my life dream in a compact readable format! *faints*[/quote]
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Fidget Goblinweb
Posted: Tue Sep 16, 2008 6:01 am
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Holy cheese muffins with my afternoon tea!
*sprays tea all over the place* I MUST GET THAT BOOK! It's like....it's like my life dream in a compact readable format! *faints*
Calluna
Posted: Thu Sep 11, 2008 7:38 pm
Post subject: For your very much wish fulfillment
Eric Goldberg (lead animator for Genie) has recently came out with a new book,
Character Animation Crash Course!
Book description from Amazon.com wrote:
Character Animation Crash Course! is a veritable Genie's lamp stuffed with everything the aspiring animator could wish for! Renowned animator Eric Goldberg's detailed text and drawings illuminate how to conceive characters "from the inside out" to create strong personalities. Classic animation techniques are analyzed and brought to life through this unique book and its accompanying CD that offers readers animated movie examples that show, in real time or frame-by-frame, the author's principles at work. Add to this Goldberg's discussions of classic cartoons and his witty, informative observations based on the wealth of knowledge he's gained during his 30-plus years in professional animation, and you have a tour-de-force guide to character animation with the classic touch.
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