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Graphic Artists Guild Handbook of Pricing and Ethical Guidelines, 10th Edition
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Highly Recommended. No Freelancer or 3D Artist should be without this guide. The advice on contract/client negotiation is wonderful, and the included contracts alone are worth the price of the Handbook.
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Muybridge's Complete Human and Animal Locomotion: New Volume 1 (Reprint of original volumes
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Finally! the complete Muybridge photo sequences of motion in Hardcover! If you don't know these, they are basically the "Encylopedia of Anatomy in Motion". A series of real photographs which show the body moving in stop motion from an orthographic view. These have been hard to find except in the flimsy paperback editions and we highly recommend to any animator to pick up this reference series in the complete hardcover edition, while it is available!
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The Animators Survival Kit
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Quickly becomming the definitive book on animation, from the Academy Award-winning animator behind `Who Framed Roger Rabbit?` Another highly recommended book. No Animator should be without this one.
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The Illusion of Life: Disney Animation
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The Animators Bible. Simply put, if you animate in any media, you should have this book sitting on your bookshelf, easily reachable.
Almost all animators have a copy of this book for reference.
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Bridgman's Complete Guide to Drawing from Life
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One of the best books available for drawing the human figure, and a great anatomy reference for any artist. Highly Recommended by all.
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Human Anatomy for Artists: The Elements of Form
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A wonderful anatomy reference. Definitely a must-have for all character related work.
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Cg 101: A Computer Graphics Industry Reference
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If you're thinking about going into the professional CG industry, pick up this wonderful reference.
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The Artist's Complete Guide to Facial Expression
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A wonderful reference for facial expressions. Especially useful for facial setup on characters. Recommended!
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