Animation Mentor Introduces Tips & Tricks Blog

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Check out Shawn Kelly’s lastest animation tips on Animation Mentor’s new Tips & Tricks blog. In his first entry, Shawn talks about workflow and process. The blog complements a Tips & Tricks column written by Shawn Kelly, Animation Mentor cofounder and senior animator at ILM, that’s published in the monthly Animation Mentor newsletter.

The Animation Tips & Tricks blog serves as a forum for people to ask questions about character animation. Shawn and other Animation Mentor staff and associates will answer questions, provide tips and tricks, and share ideas about animating. Animators are welcome to post their opinions, ideas and questions on the blog. We hope to start some great dialogue and get the animation community talking!

We look forward to hearing your comments. Check out the blog at www.animationtipsandtricks.com

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    • Aka

      Fast they are, indeed.

    • phil

      Thats really cool, I downloaded his e-book and it is very nice so i’m really happy about this blog.

      PS: Felecitation for your first post :)

    • http://www.cuby.co.nr Cuby

      Great, thanks for that. I’ve definitely bookmarked the RSS Feed for that page, and will check it out often.

      Cheers
      Cuby

    • Dusty

      nice nice nice nice nice!!! Woot!

    • ArtIsLight

      Hey, this is great, thanks! God bless

    • http://www.thefilthyspoon.com The Filthy Spoon

      This is wonderful! Thanks for the information! I have seen some great work from students at Animation Mentor.

    • http://tieleman.m.googlepages.com Freakydude

      I couldn’t download the book for some reason, made an account, but after registering I couldn’t get past the registration page for some reason.

      Anyway, like the idea of this blog, and it is the first time I actually assigned an rss blog to my bookmarks.

    • http://lookartv.blogspot.com Mike Artosi

      It’s a good beginning for a newby just like me!
      thanks for the article.