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Animation Books (some rare)

In preperation for a move, I am trimming down my personal book collection and am parting with some animation books (and one DVD), some that are hard to find ... just thought I'd let people know somewhere like here so they may go into better hands instead of just going the eBay route.

Stuff like ...

The Animatior's Survival Kit by Richard Williams

Animation Sketchbooks by Laura Heit (HC, 2013)

Puppet Animation in the Cinema (1975)

Visual Scripting by John Halas

Of Mice and Magic by Leonard Maltin (HC, first pressing)

Persistence of Vision (2012 award-winning Richard Williams documentary) 2-disc DVD

All very reasonable ... if interested please e-mail mark.a.neeley@gmail.com

Thanks!

A few more for sale for cheap

A few more for sale for cheap ...

Experimental Animation: An Illustrated Anthology (1st edition, 1977)

Chuck Amuck: The Life and Times of an Animated Cartoonist (Chuck Jones)

Film & TV Graphiscs 2 (1976)

When Magoo Flew: The Rise and Fall of Animation Studio UPA (2012)

Please e-mail mark.a.neeley@gmail.com if interested. Thanks!

 

 

Different arguments could be

Different arguments could be made for which is the best book for learning animation, and the answer is simple: there isn’t one. There is a large variety of animation books for different uses such as 3D, 2D, stop motion and much more. However, there are 3 books that need to be on the shelf of any aspiring animator, regardless of the type of animator they are.

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Roger Manvell’s book Design

Roger Manvell’s book Design in Motion (1962)  the book is filled with inspiring stills from both famous and obscure Cartoon Modern-era films that you’ll want to see. I talked a little bit about the book’s value to me in this post about animation reference books.

some links on Animation Books (some rare)  which are following 

Also on that site:
0.How to Cartoon for Amateur Films by John Halas and Bob Privett
1.Animation Art in the Commercial Film by Eli Levitan
2.A 300-page oral history with Jules Engel
3.A 250-page oral history with Dick Huemer.

That’s enough reading for this.

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