jcgizmo
06-05-2011, 04:04 PM
While a lot of learning materials have gone on-line, I still think there is a place for books - in particular a Houdini book. I have a couple thoughts on what would make a good book and would like to hear other opinion. Here are just two ideas:
- Art of Houdini: With all the movie imagery and unique organic examples, I think a nice large format book with images and some background about the shot and some how-to build simpler but similar examples would be best served by a book.
- Little book of Houdini: Going the other way, perhaps a light, easy, production-centric book with lots of screen shots. I find step-by-step examples are sometimes best in magazine or book format (vs online).
Anyone working on a book or have an idea? Or is this just best done on-line? Or on-line/print on demand?
- Art of Houdini: With all the movie imagery and unique organic examples, I think a nice large format book with images and some background about the shot and some how-to build simpler but similar examples would be best served by a book.
- Little book of Houdini: Going the other way, perhaps a light, easy, production-centric book with lots of screen shots. I find step-by-step examples are sometimes best in magazine or book format (vs online).
Anyone working on a book or have an idea? Or is this just best done on-line? Or on-line/print on demand?