Anybody ever heard of the Journal of Graphics Tools? Seems like a really interesting and usefull read. You can find a bunch of free sample articles here (http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/ujgt21/14/4). The editors describe it as follows:
QuoteThe journal of graphics tools (jgt) is a quarterly journal that provides computer graphics professionals with practical ideas and techniques that solve real problems in various areas of computer graphics: modeling, rendering, animation, interaction, real-time graphics, image manipulation, and related applications.
Unfortunatly I haven't been able to find the particular issue I was hunting for (volume 6, 2001), but one of the free samples I skimmed through was of particular interest to me, as I recently did some kinetic motion experiments. Basically a bunch of stickmen running with actual physics causing their forward motion. But I'm dreaming of eventually taking it in the direction of euphoria (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HauN98naZ9U&feature=player_embedded), which had me all excited as an animator way back when, but it's downright irresistable as a programmer!
One of the free sample articles covers exactly that, score! :updance: