A truly gorgeous and clever book that feels like it could've been written yesterday. I can't believe there's 6 more books in this world!

A real nostalgia trip - I wished they went a bit more indepth into process, it felt a bit vague - but a fitting tribute to some of the best to ever do it.

A surprisingly enjoyable and useful book that I'll return to. Lots of great stuff in here to take notes on and improve for myself, I relate to a lot of it.

A really interesting portrait of Banksy that is old but doesn't feel dated. Full of interesting perspectives - and the best part is that it doesn't try to unmask him.

I'm BACK IN THIS WORLD! I can't believe there's like 5 more of these that are already out, I thought it was all over! So good to revisit fantastical worlds of your childhood.

A really kind, interesting, gentle and soulful take on the creative process, with lots of new metaphors that give a lot of food for thought.

Not for me - I felt like everything in this book was quite general and fairly obvious to me, and he didn't go into any specifics. Useful if you need to build a mindset.

A beautiful look into the mind of someone who redefined the game, all the ups and downs. The last chapter on him becoming the world champion is brilliant.

Nothing revolutionary, but a really good overall view on the process of being a successful writer. It's succinct and I like that about it.

A really good extension of the film, showing the parts that made it and the parts that didn't - and the process of how they got there. Some of the artstyle I wasn't a massive fan of, but it just shows the huge range that exists during visdev! Had a small part on 3D modelling the character when figuring out Mirabel that I liked, and the final animated drawing is awesome.

A collection of beautiful art and insights from a show that is really changing the landscape of animation. I just wish there was more.

Enjoyable stuff - ends up a bit repetitive over time, but he's really got the urban samurai style dialed down. Love some of his cel rendering.

A book that manages to make a possibly quite dull and dry topic into something very fun, warm and interesting. Really brings insight into the process of making type and the history behind it, with some great stories!

Lovely book, engaging and wonderfully written with lots of stories to keep you engaged. A very convincing argument for Myelin, and I loved the bit at the end talking about teachers and mentors.

This was so well written and so much better than the Charles Scholl biography. Beautiful images, and a moving look into Da Vinci's life.

Loads of great practical advice for storytelling - posits the idea that all stories come from characters. I liked the actual story bits over the advice, maybe that means I don't love the craft of storytelling.

Really awesome to see the progression of artwork. The reflection of artists on their previous work is invaluable, and there's a really good range of types of art.

What a curious, amazing journey laid out for all of us to experience. She's so precise with her words. Great pointers on creativity and going between two worlds.

HELL YEAH. A phenomenal book that explores thoughts I've had so well, with convincing and compelling arguments and examples. A must read.

A really good, broad reference manual on the fundamentals of design with a lot of great examples and history. However, for a book on design it's really fucking hard to read.

Pretty good, diverges from the title and ends up being a manual on being an artist in general, but it talks a lot about the parts of the artist experience that I don't think about! Some great quotes in there.

The first time reading a book was so emotionally draining and painful that I almost couldn't continue. Lots of relatable experiences, and some amazing stories, and some great philosophy.

Teared up a lot, made me think about how I should give back, use my skills for good instead of selling things. Finished on flight to Toronto.

Lots of interesting facts on a lot of different lives, so much to learn from a lot of different people. It informs the way I want to shape my life.

Lots of strong advice, and the main reason for doing everydays - just a tiny bit better everyday is all you need. Lots and lots of great strategies on breaking bad habits and making good ones.

Good ideas and some wisdom, I agree with the general theme of looking for freedom by giving value, but some of the money stuff doesn't sit right. I like the final chapter though.

Full of a lot of wisdom, someone who has pushed and pulled a lot of the world. Someone full of a lot of strife and love. Reminds me of Dad. Worth a re-read, especially after I watch some more ghibli films. The last chapter was really good, and there were some banging quotes in there. It's just a bloody long book.

Really interesting and insightful book that is both simultaneously so aligned and so different from the way I think that it makes me lean in. Made me consider higher powers.

A really powerful, impactful book. It's important to read other viewpoints that are so far removed from your life experience, but so much of it sounds familiar from the stories I hear from my relatives.

I can't give it an accurate rating because I haven't used it in conjuction with ZBrush - but a really good primer on the interface, I'm sure.

Awesome book that contradicts itself at times but the ideas are great - stuff that I do but needed reinforcing. Read on the tube.

Really handy reference for animation, lots of great stories, makes me want to get into traditional animation. Lots of respect to the old school guys and all their passion. Great for injecting life into movment.

Lots of cosmic ideas and awesome diagrams. It's a bit fruity for me but I'll have plenty of ideas to draw from. Kinda like a sacred geometry reference book.

Awesome book - full of great philosophies I'll carry with me, one of the few I agree nearly 100% with. I hate the way he goes from one chapter to another, though.