28 Jan 23:23

Doolio

I had quite a bit of luck with shipping when it came to all I've ordered. The art of Blizzard even went to India and came back to me lol, there were some good samaritans in India post office I guess:)

28 Jan 23:21

Ursula Dorada

Amazon and book depository and usually the same prince if I factor the shipping. The difference is that amazon is using a carrier, and not the mail system. Brazilian mail is eating up international orders, so Amazon it will be

28 Jan 23:21

Doolio

If it can make a complete retard like me to put stuff in perspective and do enviro/architecture and backgrounds that make sense, then I need to buy it, even for like 200e

28 Jan 23:21

EduardoGaray

amazon is definitely evil, but damn if they dont provide an awesome service xD

28 Jan 23:20

Ursula Dorada

yup, I second the Framed Ink one. And books are so expensive here in Brazil that amazon is a blessing

28 Jan 23:20

Doolio

Ok, if I think rationally, I would say that, as I virtually don't put my character in any space whatsoever, How to draw would be the best next buy

28 Jan 23:19

Doolio

:D

28 Jan 23:19

Doolio

"get framed ink whenever you get the chance" - oh for christ's sake

28 Jan 23:14

EduardoGaray

so much books xD

28 Jan 23:14

EduardoGaray

get framed ink whenever you get the chance, its pretty awesome for story telling

28 Jan 23:12

Doolio

Now I'm looking at How to draw and I get all those ideas about darksiders artbook and stuff like that:)

28 Jan 23:11

Doolio

And that's only 15-20 or so:)

28 Jan 23:11

Doolio

It's hard, I need infinite moneyz:) I mean, I wanted to buy imaginative realism last time and I ended up with some artbooks instead, life is pain:)

28 Jan 23:09

EduardoGaray

i think its a good inversion, james gurney books are a bit pricey too, but totally worth it

28 Jan 23:09

Doolio

Ah, it's hardback

28 Jan 23:09

EduardoGaray

just checked its 208 pages

28 Jan 23:08

Doolio

I expected it to be cheaper, I mean, I don't know anything about it, pages and that kind of stuff, but I somehow expected it:) Maybe because those fancy artbooks cost twentyfive-ish...

28 Jan 23:07

Doolio

32.78, free shipping

28 Jan 23:05

EduardoGaray

its more expensive on that site?

28 Jan 23:05

EduardoGaray

it cost me 30 euros on amazon.es

28 Jan 23:02

Doolio

Well, it's a bit pricey lol:) at least on bookdepository

28 Jan 23:01

Doolio

Yes, I know:) I just wanted to point that out in case the book is leaning on presenting his artwork. Since it doesn't, yes, it's a win win:)

28 Jan 22:59

Ursula Dorada

It's not about being a fan of his work - he is VERY knowledgeable and an awesome teacher. So its a win a win there :)

28 Jan 22:56

EduardoGaray

it also has 8 hours of video content

28 Jan 22:54

Doolio

That does sound like something that could be relevant to my interests

28 Jan 22:51

EduardoGaray

i had to say its worth every penny

28 Jan 22:51

EduardoGaray

the book starts with the very basics and goes more and more complex

28 Jan 22:51

EduardoGaray

its really good to get started in drawing things in perspective

28 Jan 22:49

Doolio

(I know, I can google the reviews, but while you are already at it...):)

28 Jan 22:48

Doolio

I keep hearing that Scott's book is like wonderful:) I assume it's about putting things in perspective. Is it really that good? I am not a fan of his work personally. What does the book offer specifically, I mean, what areas and in what way?

28 Jan 22:21

EduardoGaray

oh well, i have enough material for years just with how to draw alone

28 Jan 22:21

EduardoGaray

yep, i'm going to get how to render asap, and if i remember correctly, there was another book in the works