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shiyoonkim:

Just wanted to share some of my all time favorite ART books that has profoundly changed my views on drawing, animation, art, and just perception.. Highly recommend all of these books, especially for those who are starting out and have limited resources in terms of classes and money but are interested in animation/art/drawing..
1. The Illusion of Life by Frank and Ollie
2. Drawn to Life by Walt Stanchfield
3. Animation Survival Kit by Richard Williams
4. Composing Pictures by Don Graham
5. On Filmmaking by Alexander Mackendrick
6. The New Vision, from Material to Architecture by Laszlo Moholy-Nagy
7. Gottfried’s Bammes book on anatomy (the german one)
8. Seeing with a Painter’s Eye by Rex Brandt
9. The Art of Color and Design by Maitland Graves
10. The Story of Art by EH Gombrich
11. Drawing for Animation by Dave Brain

How to Move Ahead and Make the Most of your Life

onlinecounsellingcollege:

1. Pay attention to what bugs you – it could be telling you something important about yourself.
2. Don’t just live with blah or negative feelings. Decide that you will fight to have a happier life.
3. Don’t change or stifle your personality. You’re valuable and special – so be true to who you are.
4. Pay attention to your physical symptoms. They may be highlighting unresolved frustrations, pain that needs addressing, or deep unhappiness.
5. Notice where your mind goes when it starts to wander. This often gives you insights into wishes, hopes and dreams.
6. Be willing to acknowledge and face your fears as they’re stopping you from going for the life you want to have.
7. Instead of feeling jealous or envious of others ask yourself what is missing from your own life right now.

theartofanimation:

Guillermo - https://www.mordilloart.com - https://mordilloart.tumblr.com - https://twitter.com/mordilloart?lang=es - https://www.instagram.com/mordilloart - https://www.pinterest.es/mordillocollect - https://www.facebook.com/Mordillo.official.fanpage

theartofanimation:

Pepe Delgado Navarro - https://www.inprnt.com/profile/pepednart - https://pepe-navarro.deviantart.com - https://www.instagram.com/pepe.dn - https://www.facebook.com/PepeDNart - https://www.artstation.com/pepedn - https://www.behance.net/Pepedn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/pepedn/?ppe=1

paulinedetarragon:

Quand on ne sait plus quoi faire il reste les dogz

smithsonianlibraries:

Tailor of Gloucester by Beatrix Potter from the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum Library’s Rare Book Collection on Juvenile Literature.
Beatrix Potter’s work, while already considered in the Public Domain in the United States, entered the public domain in Europe this year, 70 years after her death.
On this side of the pond, nothing new will enter the Public Domain until 2019, due to a 1998 law increasing copyright to 95 years or more for works published after 1923.
We missed a post on Public Domain Day, the first of the year, but wanted to shed a little light on the topic, regardless. Find out more at the Duke Center for the Study of the Public Domain.