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Tony White's Animator's Notebook: Principles of Movement Guide 2011 Paperback

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Subject: Programming / Games, Digital Media / Video & Animation, Techniques / Drawing Item Weight: 70 Oz Item Length: 10.9 in Publication Year: 2011 Dewey Edition: 23 Format: Trade Paperback brand: CRC Press LLC Item Width: 8.5 in Illustrated: Yes Dewey Decimal: 777/.7 LC Classification Number: TR897.7.W495 2011 Subject Area: Art, Computers Number of Pages: 264 Pages gtin13: 9780240813073 Publication Name: Tony White's Animator's Notebook : Personal Observations on the Principles of Movement Language: English Synopsis: Apprentice yourself to a master of classical animation techniques with this beautiful handbook of insider tips and techniques. Apply age-old techniques to create flawless animations, whether you're working with pencil and animation paper or a 3D application. Author Tony White starts with the basics, and expands his discussion to more advanced topics, like how to animate quadrupeds, working with fluidity and flexibility, and dialogue. White brings years of production experience and even more time as an instructor to the book, ensuring that The Animator's Notebook will serve well as your mentor in a book. The art from the book comes to life in the clips available on the book's web site. You'll get:, Apprentice yourself to a master of classical animation techniques with this beautiful handbook of insider tips and techniques. Apply age-old techniques to create flawless animations, whether you're working with pencil and animation paper or a 3D application. Table Of Content: Principles of Animation; Generic Walk; Personality Walks; Quadruped Walks; Runs; Jumps; Weight; Arcs; Anticipation & Overlapping Action; Eyes; Flexibility and Fluidity; Essential Dialogue ISBN-13: 9780240813073 Item Height: 0.5 in Publisher: CRC Press LLC Author: Tony White ISBN-10: 0240813073 Type: Textbook Intended Audience: Scholarly & Professional Reviews: "Tony White's Animator's Notebook PDF series offer something new: a LIVING book, where pages can be read like a book but they are not static like a book. They come to life with full animations that leap from the page with just a quick click of the mouse. This is a great idea for learning about animation. A textbook alone isn't enough to understand the rhythms of animation. Visualizing the goal through embedded sample videos will help all animators. Currently, these PDFs are available on the Focal Press website. Perhaps they'll be offered as a more flexible eBook in the future. The neutral grey text displayed in the sample make it a little difficult to read, but you should check out the sample for yourself. (I couldn't get the animation to playback tho)."-- Ninja Crayon Blog, "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 traditional 2D 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 Animator's Notebook PDF series offer something new: a LIVING book, where pages can be read like a book but they are not static like a book. They come to life with full animations that leap from the page with just a quick click of the mouse. This is a great idea for learning about animation. A textbook alone isn't enough to understand the rhythms of animation. Visualizing the goal through embedded sample videos will help all animators. Currently, these PDFs are available on the Focal Press website. Perhaps they'll be offered as a more flexible eBook in the future. The neutral grey text displayed in the sample make it a little difficult to read, but you should check out the sample for yourself. (I couldn't get the animation to playback tho)."--Ninja Crayon Blog "Tony White's Animator's Notebook: Personal Observations on the Principles of Movement is a real treat if your newbie is fascinated with creating characters that really move around. The book focuses exclusively on the details of animating various kinds of movement and comes with an associated website (password requires having access to a hard copy of Tony White's Animator's Notebook). This text and website combo provides the explanations plus animated examples of all the principles outlined in the book, as well as demonstrations of core principles found in all of his books. This is quite neat because you get to see White's animations in motion and you can compare his results to your own. Bonus treat on the website is one of Tony White's own animated productions on the Japanese artist Hokusai - a lovely film."--Animation World Network (awn.com) characters that really move around. The book focuses exclusively on the details of animating various kinds of movement and comes with an associated website (password requires having access to a hard copy of Tony White's Animator's Notebook). This text and website combo provides the explanations plus animated examples of all the principles outlined in the book, as well as demonstrations of core principles found in all of his books. This is quite neat because you get to see White's animations in motion and you can compare his results to your own. Bonus treat on the website is one of Tony White's own animated productions on the Japanese artist Hokusai - a lovely film."--Animation World Network (awn.com), "Tony White's Animator's Notebook PDF series offer something new: a LIVING book, where pages can be read like a book but they are not static like a book. They come to life with full animations that leap from the page with just a quick click of the mouse. This is a great idea for learning about animation. A textbook alone isn't enough to understand the rhythms of animation. Visualizing the goal through embedded sample videos will help all animators. Currently, these PDFs are available on the Focal Press website. Perhaps they'll be offered as a more flexible eBook in the future. The neutral grey text displayed in the sample make it a little difficult to read, but you should check out the sample for yourself. (I couldn't get the animation to playback tho)."--Ninja Crayon Blog "Tony White's Animator's Notebook: Personal Observations on the Principles of Movement is a real treat if your newbie is fascinated with creating characters that really move around. The book focuses exclusively on the details of animating various kinds of movement and comes with an associated website (password requires having access to a hard copy of Tony White's Animator's Notebook). This text and website combo provides the explanations plus animated examples of all the principles outlined in the book, as well as demonstrations of core principles found in all of his books. This is quite neat because you get to see White's animations in motion and you can compare his results to your own. Bonus treat on the website is one of Tony White's own animated productions on the Japanese artist Hokusai - a lovely film."--Animation World Network (awn.com)  , "Tony White's Animator's Notebook PDF series offer something new: a LIVING book, where pages can be read like a book but they are not static like a book. They come to life with full animations that leap from the page with just a quick click of the mouse. This is a great idea for learning about animation. A textbook alone isn't enough to understand the rhythms of animation. Visualizing the goal through embedded sample videos will help all animators. Currently, these PDFs are available on the Focal Press website. Perhaps they'll be offered as a more flexible eBook in the future. The neutral grey text displayed in the sample make it a little difficult to read, but you should check out the sample for yourself. (I couldn't get the animation to playback tho)."--Ninja Crayon Blog "Tony White's Animator's Notebook: Personal Observations on the Principles of Movement is a real treat if your newbie is fascinated with creating characters that really move around. The book focuses exclusively on the details of animating various kinds of movement and comes with an associated website (password requires having access to a hard copy of Tony White's Animator's Notebook). This text and website combo provides the explanations plus animated examples of all the principles outlined in the book, as well as demonstrations of core principles found in all of his books. This is quite neat because you get to see White's animations in motion and you can compare his results to your own. Bonus treat on the website is one of Tony White's own animated productions on the Japanese artist Hokusai - a lovely film."--Animation World Network (awn.com), "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 traditional 2D 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 Animator's Notebook PDF series offer something new: a LIVING book, where pages can be read like a book but they are not static like a book. They come to life with full animations that leap from the page with just a quick click of the mouse. This is a great idea for learning about animation. A textbook alone isn't enough to understand the rhythms of animation. Visualizing the goal through embedded sample videos will help all animators. Currently, these PDFs are available on the Focal Press website. Perhaps they'll be offered as a more flexible eBook in the future. The neutral grey text displayed in the sample make it a little difficult to read, but you should check out the sample for yourself. (I couldn't get the animation to playback tho)."-- Ninja Crayon Blog "Tony White's Animator's Notebook: Personal Observations on the Principles of Movement is a real treat if your newbie is fascinated with creating characters that really move around. The book focuses exclusively on the details of animating various kinds of movement and comes with an associated website (password requires having access to a hard copy of Tony White's Animator's Notebook). This text and website combo provides the explanations plus animated examples of all the principles outlined in the book, as well as demonstrations of core principles found in all of his books. This is quite neat because you get to see White's animations in motion and you can compare his results to your own. Bonus treat on the website is one of Tony White's own animated productions on the Japanese artist Hokusai - a lovely film." --Animation World Network (awn.com)   LCCN: 2011-020156

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payment | shipping rates | returns Tony White's Animator's Notebook: Personal Observations on the Principles of Movement Product Category : Books ISBN : 0240813073 Title : Tony White's Animator's Notebook: Personal Observations on the Principles of Movement EAN : 9780240813073 Authors : White, Tony Binding : paperback Publisher : Routledge Publication Date : 9/9/2011 12:00:01 AM Pages : 264 Signed : False First Edition : False Dust Jacket : False List Price (MSRP) : 54.99 Height : 0.8661 inches Width : 8.6220 inches Length : 10.8661 inches Weight : 1.5829 pounds Condition : Good Crease on cover and a few pages* About Bookmonger Ltd Bookmonger is dedicated to providing you with the best quality, lowest cost products on eBay. Payment We accept PayPal for all eBay orders. Please see payment details below. Shipping Multiple shipping options are available for this item. For more detail, please see below, and select the shipping option that is most convenient for you. International Shipping: Import duties, taxes, and charges are NOT INCLUDED in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding / buying. These charges are normally collected by the delivering freight (shipping) company or when you pick the item up do not confuse them for additional shipping charges. We do not mark merchandise values below value or mark items as "gifts." US and International government regulations prohibit such behavior. International shipping not available on all items - pleae see item details for available shipping options. Returns Your satisfaction is very important to us. Please contact us via the methods available within eBay regarding any problems before leaving negative feedback. Any defects, damages, or material differences with your item, must be reported to us within 7 days of receipt of the item or 30 days from date of shipment. The returned merchandise must be postmarked within 30 days of the shipment notification. Non-deliveries must be reported within 30 days of Shipment Notification. Undeliverable, unclaimed, refused, or insufficient addresses will be subject to a 20% restocking fee plus the cost of shipping. © 2024 Bookmonger Ltd

  1. Tony White's Animator's Notebook is a must-have for anyone serious about animation. Packed with insightful tips and practical advice, it breaks down movement principles in a clear, engaging way. The personal touch makes complex concepts easy to grasp, and the illustrations bring everything to life. Perfect for beginners and pros alike—highly recommended!

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