El. knyga: Motion Illustration: How to Use Animation Techniques to Make Illustrations Move

This singular text looks at motion illustration as a one-stop shop covering a diversity of aspects on this subject for anyone interested in and wanting to get into illustration and motion design. The more you look at the text, the more engaging and fascinating it becomes. * James Snazell, Edge Hill University, UK * This book presents a comprehensive celebration of the contemporary, motion-illustrator, drawing from an eclectic field, with a wealth of animated examples and useful insights from creators around the world. * Benjamin Hall, Leeds Beckett University, UK * Motion Illustration is a great source of inspiration for anyone who works or has an interest in the field of illustration and animation. Adam Osgood reflects on the fact that for more than a decade creatives have tested and applied moving image techniques to blur and merge boundaries of visual actualities in their own illustration practice to great effect. Emphasis lies on an overview of contemporary developments referencing individual approaches and processes of practice. This is a highly valuable, engaging and greatly enjoyable source of knowledge, a vibrant pool of information. Osgood explores rich areas of original innovative work and invites the reader to expand their own practice through use of simple exercises introducing key principles of two disciplines, still moving. * Martina Bramkamp, Kingston University, UK and Kunsthochschule Kassel, Germany *