Cartooning: Cartooning 1: Learn the Basics of Cartooning

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Walter Foster Publishing, 2011 - Art - 32 pages

Learn all about the exciting realm of cartooning! In Cartooning 1, Jack Keely (with some help from Carson van Osten) invites you into the cartooning world and shows you how to create a variety of lovable characters-from a perky puppy to a personable toaster! In this book, the author explains his drawing techniques, as well as his methods of developing a cartoon to its fullest. You will learn to impart personality and expression as you discover a host of tips and techniques that will help you really bring your cartoons to life. Best of all, you’ll find a wealth of charming cartoon characters to inspire you. This book will be a welcome addition to any cartoonist's library!

 

Contents

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Title
Getting Started
2
Which Way?
4
The Cute Crew
6
Warm and Fuzzy
8
The Human Touch
10
Get Real
18
Body Building
20
Realistic Rover
22
Dress Em Up
24
Talking Toasters and Trees
26
On the Go
27
Location Location Location
28
Creating a Model Sheet
30

Zany Is as Zany Does
12
Crazy Characters
14
Critter Crazy
16

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About the author (2011)

Jack Keely (Los Angeles, CA) grew up in Binghamton, New York, where his interest in illustration and art began at a young age. He spent much of his childhood drawing from comic books and inventing his own characters. He credits his parents for encouraging and cultivating his skills and talents. Jack went on to obtain his B.S.A. in illustration at the Rhode Island School of Design and his M.F.A. in design at the Cranbrook Academy of Art.

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