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It lasted less than a minute but has been viewed hundreds of millions of times. The BBC interview with the political scientist Prof Robert Kelly, from his spare room, on South Korean president Park Geun-hye is a global hit after being spectacularly hijacked by the professor’s two young children. Children being children decided to interrupt Daddy

Ok, What did I do Yesterday? a. I watched Resident Evil: final Chapter. I wish I can sculpt the double winged dragon there and and I wish I can start doing Geometric tracking. b. I decided to do stylize eyelids/Eyelashes (I mean you don't have to waste time grooming), so I fired up a tutorial by Danny Mac on youtube. That guy is good for eyelashes. Search him up c. I learnt how to do watermarks. I am going Pro, baby!....coughs!

Different arguments could be made for which is the best book for learning animation, and the answer is simple: there isn’t one. There is a large variety of animation books for different uses such as 3D, 2D, stop motion and much more. However, there are 3 books that need to be on the shelf of any aspiring animator, regardless of the type of animator they are.

Making Money from Animated Shorts Making money. A topic that is rarely discussed on this blog, and one that artists tend to stay away from, fearing ideas like “Selling out” or “compromising your art”. However, I believe this is an important issue to talk about, especially for artists, since the art-school system is lacking when it comes to educating students about it. I’ve recently been asked if it’s even possible to make money by creating animated shorts. My short answer is, yes. Here’s the long version.

Yeah, by now you guys should know that I am obsessed with modelling heads. Heres another great tutorial by Claudio Setti

With this tutorial from flipped Normal, You would learn how to transfer detail between meshes in zbrush.