Adequate How to Animate Books

[wlan]

I am trying to find a book or resource to show me all of the animation techniques and a better way to make movements seem real. I use Anime Studio Pro 6 and Photoshop. I also try to use as little of drawing as possible when I animate.

[Víctor Paredes]

The animator's survival kit of Richard Williams is a must have. Take a look.

[Tom_E]

Also check out "Character Animation Crash Course" by Eric Goldberg.

[Stan]

Tony White's The Animator's Workbook(for beginners) and Animation from Pencils to Pixels: Classical Techniques for the Digital Animator(advanced) are also very helpful.

[knunk]

I also try to use as little of drawing as possible when I animate.

Then you don't stand a chance mate.

[wlan]

I also try to use as little of drawing as possible when I animate.

Then you don't stand a chance mate.

I know what you mean but I have little time and small budgets. I have to make the best of my time. That is why I switched to the bone system and key-frames.