Originally posted by: ocpmovie
Slightly off topic:
When I was a kid, the first book on animation I ever really had was The Animator's Workbook by British animator Tony White. The beautiful artwork was also my first introduction to the style of animation that Richard Williams had begun out in London.
I've spoken to Mr. White more recently giving my respect for his work, and I'm excited that he's got a new book out. I've seen his reel as well as his new film Endangered Species ... the man is as talented as ever.
Here's a great, long interview with him about the book and the status of the animation industry in general.
http://news.toonzone.net/article.php?ID=12129
Slightly off topic:
When I was a kid, the first book on animation I ever really had was The Animator's Workbook by British animator Tony White. The beautiful artwork was also my first introduction to the style of animation that Richard Williams had begun out in London.
I've spoken to Mr. White more recently giving my respect for his work, and I'm excited that he's got a new book out. I've seen his reel as well as his new film Endangered Species ... the man is as talented as ever.
Here's a great, long interview with him about the book and the status of the animation industry in general.
http://news.toonzone.net/article.php?ID=12129
Now I'm psyched up to get that book! Hopefully the local Barnes & Noble or Borders will carry that in my area.