The Animation Bible: A Practical Guide to the Art of Animating from Flipbooks to Flash Paperback – April 1, 2008

A hefty and well-written overview of the art form. Complements how-to character animation books (eg The Animator's Survival Kit) by covering a more eclectic range of materials and techniques-- how to make a wire armature, for example, or how to scratch animation directly into film stock. Makes one want to experiment. Full of illustrations, artist's profiles, and history, this is a serious resource for a diverse art.

... the book is highly detailed and someone who is taking a serious step toward animation would benefit from it. Although it was not what I was expecting, I have looked through it, checking on various sections and found it to be quite interesting.

Bursting at the seams with tips & tricks & everything else under the sun about doing animation!!!

exactly what I ordered, as pictured. there were no tears/rips. there was nothing missing. got it at a great price.

The book was in excellent condition. It looks brand new! The shipment was so fast I was shocked! Thank you for the excellent condition book and the rapid shipment.

For a guy like me, who wants to get in touch for the first time with animation and its techniques, this book is great! Wait a minute...I am a guy like me!

Just received look like a good book.

Very entertaining read, very helpful for animators

This is a terrible book. A self indulgent ramble. I would equate this to someone evaluating the merits and cultural diversity of America by evaluating a postcard from LA. The author has the audacity to call this farce a go to Bible of content. Stay clear and save your money. It goes to show that you can write a book on anything even when you know very little about the subject..

A must for all animation students - teachers - actors - designers and all people interested in creating an animated content.

Good introduction to animation techniques.