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Animation Reference
Does anyone know where there is some good animation reference? Front and side shots of walk/cycles and other motions. My dad used to have this book, [ame]http://www.amazon.com/Human-Figure-Motion-Eadweard-Muybridge/dp/0486202046[/ame] Has that book been put up on the internet like some of the other old art books? -
Re: Animation Reference
Keep in mind that I'm not an animator, but I've seen some of the Principles of Motion DVDs which seemed pretty good. http://www.pom.tv/ Also you should look up any books by Eadweard Muybridge, I don't think they will let you be an animator if you don't own at least one ;) Oh, looks like you already knew about the Muybridge… -
Re: Animation Reference
If you're serious about doing animation, you and a camera are all you really need for reference. Every studio that is serious about animation has a room with cameras where you can record yourself. Tips for making great ref. - If you're lifting something that is heavy, get something heavy don't fake it by trying to act, you… -
Re: Animation Reference
The Google thing doesn't have the whole book, but it does have a run cycle that will be helpful. Thanks :) Barnes & Noble have a condensed version for $4 :D http://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/isbninquiry.asp?EAN=9780486247458&x=34202206 -
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Google has one of the Muybridge books as an online PDF, I don't have a link handy, but I just looked at it a few days ago...I plan on purchasing the whole set as soon as I can. -
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Someone put all the Muybridge stuff on a DVD, I remember someone showing me it a few years ago. Might be worth a search. midorisabato, thanks for the pom link. In the same vein... http://www.rhinohouse.com/index.html
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