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Review:Was needed for a traditional animation class, you can really learn a lot of great techniques from this book! The book came quicker than expected, was packaged great and I have really gotten a lot of use out of it! Read more
Review:For those who love Disney, and their animation, this book gives a history of the early days of animation that shaped this empire. The artwork is amazing and I love to look at it over and over. We had a copy of this while our children were growing up that literally fell apart from use. Now we have a new copy to share with our grandchildren. Love it! Read more
Review:My fiance and I recently acquired 3 of these geckos from Phillipe himself and this book has been a great counterpart to our caretaking them. It has a TON of pictures and is super informative. We love reading about the actual trips to NC to study them. Would love to follow in these 3's footsteps. Read more
Review:A wonderful book for improving drawing technique! This is especially helpful for pros who have used line, (as I used to) This book has helped me tremendously in enhancing my style. Though I don't exclusively use the red pastel pencil Mr. Maughin uses, I modify his techniques to use in pencil, but I will use his technique faithfully when I get a chance to explore how to do it in his original style. If you are patient and commit some time, it's well worth it to learn his methods. Read more
Review:My sister was talking to me about how expensive art books are, so I went on Amazon to try to find some for her, and we chose this one! She absolutely loves it, and I spent much less than I would have at Michael's. Read more
Review:I bought 3 of Bridgmans books: Life Drawing, Constructive Anatomy and Heads, Features and Faces after reading the reviews. No one mentioned that most of the pages are dedicated to the anatomy of men, however I am interested in the female anatomy, so, these books did not work for me. Read more
Review:"Creative Illustration" is an amazing book. It is extremely useful, advice given in the book is exceptional. Most things discussed and showcased in this book I have never seen in any other art books (contemporary or vintage). Unique. Unbelievably good.
This book made me a better artist, and I feel like now I understand everything with so much more depth.
Loomis also gives a little insight in master Pyle's methods, compositions and advice for success in the industry that is still valid toda... Read more
Review:Should be titled “How to Draw Perfect-Looking White People”. Some nice sketches from the 1940s but it’s ridiculously focused on clean, pretty white people. One page of vaguely Latino looking men called “Characterization” Oh and one page of “Grandmothers” that look 75 yrs old+ otherwise all the women are under 30. Yikes. It’s from 1943 but still- ? Many other texts are much much better. Will probably return. Read more