Three Great ‘Art of’ Books
Monday, June 4, 2012

‘Art Of’ books have become quite popular over the last number of years and it seems that they have become an established part of movie merchandise for all…
‘Art Of’ books have become quite popular over the last number of years and it seems that they have become an established part of movie merchandise for all…
Via: The LA Times Everyone and their dog is familiar with Walt Disney. Those with a passion for animation will be intimately familiar with the man known as…
Admittedly I haven’t read much on the Nine Old Men. That’s partly the result of reading other things and simply not having the time to devote more time…
Ever since my passion for animation was ignited a couple of years ago, my collection has been on the increase. It’s still relatively small though; buying school books…
Via: Good Reads Admittedly (and ashamedly), the Spirited Away book by Andrew Osmond published by the British Film Institute (BFI) sat in my cart on Amazon for quite…
Spotted over on the Ambling Around column of AWN is this review for a book that you may not be aware of. Tricky Women is a festival held…
The book is dedicated to Walt Disney, the greatest Pied Piper of the all. A couple of weeks ago, I picked up Cy Schneider’s book, ‘Children’s Television’ at…
Via: Heroes in My Closet Which I managed to pick up at MoCCA and have been quite intrigued by some of the stories therein. While we’re talking about…
They say God created the earth in seven days although I have a sneaking feeling that if he hired David Levy, he would have got the job done…
It’s been a while (over three months in fact) since I first began writing what will be the first draft. Since then there’s been a brief, two and…
Hopefully I’ll find out once I read this book, published in 1987. Via: Amazon.com Have you already read it? Feel free to leave a comment. Share this… email…