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Weeks 2 & 3. Completed early in the week but wasn’t able to post
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@Marshall Vandruff I have recently been looking into the animator's survival kit by Richard Williams, I've heard you mention it on the drafts men podcast, how much time would you recommend to spend on one DVD/chapter before moving on?
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@Marshall Vandruff, I have been looking into the teachings of Robert Beverly Hale, for figure/basics, but I’m not sure if I should study from drawing lessons from the great masters, or master class in figure drawing, first.
And I was wondering if you had a preference?
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To start? Either. But it makes sense to begin with DLFTGM because it's general, whereas MCIFD is specifically about the figure. I wrote short reviews here: https://www.marshallart.com/HOME/reviews/human-anatomy/
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@Marshall Vandruff, I have been looking into getting some art books but because of money, i can only get three, and I’m stuck between Eliot Goldfinger’s, human anatomy for the artist and Dr. Paul Richer and Robert Beverly Hale’s, artistic anatomy. As someone who teaches anatomy what do you recommend?
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By the first week of February we will begin posting the 2020 Bridgman Bootcamp videos in which I will give opinions on books (assuming you are subscribed to my YouTube channel), and currently at my website (marshallart.com) I have brief reviews of several anatomy books under "Recommendations". I like both of those books, but Richer's is harder to use because the plates are separate from the text. Goldfinger's is a must for all its dense instruction – but not for beginners! Hang on for a week or so and you'll have more from me.
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kim Jung Gi
Moebius
Karl Kosinski
Bernie Wrightson
Frank Frazetta
Norman Rockwell
And so on...
@megalij
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@Stan Prokopenko @Marshall Vandruff and anyone with extensive knowledge of Bridgman. I got Bridgman’s complete guide to drawing from life, a few months ago and I’ve looked into how to study Bridgman, but I can’t seem to find anything on how long to study a chapter for. If anyone out there could help me, it would be much appreciated: )
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By the first week of February, I plan to release my lecture on Bridgman, one per week, until all twelve are available there by early May for free on YouTube. If you are subscribed to my emai list at marshallart.com, you'll hear about it. Or subscribe to my YouTube channel. I think that will help you. The book(s) can be very confusing. I'll do all I can to make sense of them for you.
1: would these same principles apply to stop motion? 2: what animation books have you read and would recommend to someone new to animation?
