Alright, today is something new, we're gonna do reviews. And I got to pick between Monday to Wednesday, so let's do review Tuesday. Today I'm gonna take a look at 100 Tuesday tips by Gris and Norm. It's actually volume one and two, and an extra book. That was loud. And why am I picking those? Well, on Twitter, every now and then, I see tweets from artists with screenshots and pages from this book. So I was wondering, well, is there maybe a way to have this as a collection? And actually, there is. I'm gonna link in the description, a link to Etsy where you can buy these, you can buy them separately, you can buy them as a bundle, as I did. And that's why you got that extra book. So I'm gonna give you a little bit of a page through of the things that are really, really like about this book. And I think as an animator, it's super, super helpful. So let's go through those books here. So as we go through, it's really, really neat. How immediately it starts into animation-related material. You can see how it asks you to push your poses. And it kind of goes back and forth between sketching and form and silhouette and also color. Just some really cool stuff. It talks about clear silhouette, line of action. This is all very, very appropriate. Two animators, and it goes through straight against curve, again, color stuff, hands. There's lots about posing. It's an interesting back and forth between different topics. And you would see stuff like that, post it on Twitter. So they could be something about the flower sack, right? Which is really cool because that's one of the classic assignments as an animator. It's actually really helpful to have just that in there. There's more about palettes, again, gesture drawing, composition, drawing, line exercises, tangents. Won't think I'm constantly complaining about tangents. Very, very cool that that's in there. I'm not alone, silhouette, and storytelling, film study. There's so much awesome stuff in there. I can go, I'm gonna go every page, but let's just kind of thumb through here. Straights versus curves, this broad value, eyes and ears. So eye poses, super important. More specific drawing things, stylized objects, beboards. This is so good. So good. A type of shots for storyboarding. We're shading about all contrasting characters. It's great too. There's so much good stuff. Again, I don't wanna spoil everything and go through the whole thing, but this is just volume one. Then you have volume two. Do you say tips, volume two? Aw, so good. Look at that. I love that that in terms of how you could set up a scene, composition, if you have something where it's not just one shot, but it's more about a sequence. It's very cool, already starts in an awesome way. There's so much good stuff in this book. It's absolutely bananas, but hold on, let me continue. So as you continue on, you're gonna be twisting and you're posing, body talk, capes and stuff. Pushing poses, but your face, but your eye line, especially again here, how far can you push your poses? There's so much in there that's helpful. So if you're looking for something specific, like posing a symmetry, right? It's just right in there. It gives you quick little tips. There's more about color, lines and shapes, value, perspective, posing for your spine, and what to push in terms of your shoulders. So good. This is volume two. So again, I got the bundle, volume one and volume two. This came as well. This was an add little thing. Super cute, cute style. Nice colors. There you go. That was the bonus. You can buy these separately. This one or two, or the bundle. Now, you might not need this as a book. You can go online. I can imagine Pinterest has a ton of those pages or I don't know where you're going to Google it and you can probably see a lot of examples there. That's fine, but I also like things just in book form. So I can decide where to go. I want to bookmark things and I can have this everywhere where I go. So you don't just have to be online. You have maybe your thumbnail saved on your phone where it is. So it's kind of up to you, but I think this is pretty cool to have this in book form. They're not too big. Not too heavy. Now, on the picky side, you might say that it's a bit disjointed in terms of subjects. So it goes from color to soundly shapes about hands and then about shoulders and then value and then store boarding. So it's a bit all over the map and there is technically no index. So if you look at this here, it basically just starts. So if you want it to be a bit more organized, it's just kind of there and there's nothing at the beginning or at the end. I will tell you where what it is. So if you want to be a bit more organized and find things quickly, you're gonna have to be old school and do some bookmarking hacking there. And for shoulder acting, just do this. But again, I mean, come on, shoulder acting is in. It's so awesome. So I think that would be the only drawback. It's a bit all over the place. There's no index. It's nothing where you can just immediately go, how on this right there? You have to kind of page through it to find it. But then again, there are ways where you can just do it on your own with posted notes or whatever your method is. But I think in general, it's just kind of meant as a nice collection of all the tips and not as a go to here is the topic, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. But maybe that could be a volume three, I don't know. But for me as a whole, I really like it. I have this bookmarked online as well, but it's just really cool to have this in physical form. So if you're interested in this, again, link in the description. You can go and buy it. That's it. You will see another review on Tuesday. It might not be every Tuesday, but on Tuesdays, there will be reviews from that on. 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