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So, do you think the swimmer was more drawn from scratch or more rotoscoped?

I also had the thought that the stick man might've been vector animated, but when I saw the line test it seems he was hand drawn too.

I never thought much of the cat on the book cover, but he's my favourite.

GRUNT wrote:I just thought that given the large number of Westerners who enjoy Japanese animation that that was evidence enough that there is a market for Western animation of that kind of subject matter.

Not large enough.

Well, that's the trick, isn't it? We the consumers now have to decide whether this knowledge is actually worth as much to us as taking actual classes.

The DVD's way out of the price range of most people... It's something like $4000-$4500. At least $3200 when converted from British pounds. Is this in US dollars? Where are you getting this price from? http://www.theanimatorssurvivalkit.com/buy.html The highest possible price I see on that page so f...

This 'ere's my first post; I've watched Animated News for a while, and I was surprised this wasn't mentioned (or at least I didn't find this anywhere) and I felt it was very important, so I made this thread: http://www.theanimatorssurvivalkit.com I got the book a long time ago, and you probably hear...

Once Upon A Dream wrote: No references or any fart jokes and that was good

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I think that Shrek The Third is the best of the series.

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The Animator's Survival Kit - on DVD!

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