The Complete Cartooning Course
Editorial Reviews
Betty Garton Ulrich,Writers' Journal , November/December 2001
"Illustrated, easy-to-follow, self-teaching course for beginning cartoonists to help make them take the all-important steps to becoming a commercial artist.”
Book Description
Everybody loves cartoons, but not everybody realizes that a good cartoonist needs special training. This attractive, heavily illustrated, easy-to-follow volume is a self-teaching course for beginning cartoonists. At the heart of the book is instruction on drawing faces and figures that come to life--facial expressions that cover the full range of emotions, gestures that dramatize body language, clothing that indicates social and professional status, face and body shapes that indicate age, and much more. Cats, dogs, and other animals are shown too, with tips on making them appear either comically human-like or naturalistic. Aspiring cartoonists are introduced to the equipment and materials they'll need for both color and black-and-white cartooning, and are provided with research and reference sources, including many on the World Wide Web. The author also presents background information on cartooning art, and discusses the trends in comic strip art, advertising art, and political cartooning. In addition to instruction, budding artists will find advice on getting their work into print and information on career opportunities. More than 300 lively, colorful, and instructive illustrations.
The Complete Cartooning Course
The Complete Cartooning Course,Steve Edgell,Brad Brooks,Tim Pilcher,Barron's Educational Series,0764113186,Art,Art & Art Instruction,Cartooning,Cartoons and caricatures,Graphic Satire And Humor,Technique,Techniques - Cartooning
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