Well I'm not an animator (or an artist, for that matter) but I'd recommend the Art of Ooo. It talks about the cast's process and even if you don't get anything out of it, you should find it fascinating (I sure as hell did).

u/prrg · 5 points r/anime

My Adventure Time Artbook is here and it's glorious! Every page is just a whole new world of wonder. It's thick too! Over 300 pages which is not common for artbooks from my experience.

I'm glad I managed to snag an used one for cheap. Since it's out of print and if the Amazon prices are anything to go by, relatively rare. I was expecting the book to be in a terrible state but aside from the paper cover being slightly bent the book looks like new!!!

I'm so excited right now.

u/BeJeezus · 2 points r/adventuretime

While it's mostly coffee table stuff, Chris McDonnell's Adventure Time: The Art of Ooo book also has a lot of sketches and notes on character design, including some of the guidelines and advice given artists.

Amazon Link

u/wondertwins · 1 point r/adventuretime

Here's a link to buy it. Maybe I accidentally deleted my image...

u/Stormtrooper8888 · 1 point r/adventuretime

https://www.amazon.com/Adventure-Time-Art-Chris-McDonnell/dp/1419704508

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