I Started Reading When I Was About

The Whole Essence Of Good Drawing - And Of Good Thinking, Perhaps - Is To Work A Subject Down To The Simplest Form Possible And Still Have It Believable For What It Is Meant To Be.

Mark Twain's Roughing It Is A Book That Many People Don't Know About, But I Highly Recommend To Anybody At Any Age.

Eschew The Ordinary, Disdain The Commonplace

In Timing A Film, We Used To Assume That Sneaks Move Slowly. This Was Great For Animators-thirty-six To Forty-eight Drawings For A Single Step-but It Was Sheer Hell For The Pace Of The Picture. So The Rapid Tiptoe Was Invented.

Painting Does What We Cannot Do—it Brings A Three-dimensional World Into A Two-dimensional Plane.