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Cartoon Art:     more books (100)

1-2-3 Draw Cartoon Cars by Steve Barr, 2005-04-15 The Practical Encyclopedia of Cartooning: Learn to draw cartoons step by step with over 1500 illustrations by Ivan Hissey and Curtis Tappenden, Curtis Tappenden, 2009-09-25 Structura: The Art of Sparth The New Yorker 75th Anniversary Cartoon Collection by Bob Mankoff, 1999-11-01 You Can Draw Cartoons (Dover Books on Art Instruction, Anatomy.) by Lou Darvas, 2003-03-03 The Art of the Comic Book: An Aesthetic History (Studies in Popular Culture) by Robert C. Harvey, 1996-02-01 Making Faces: Drawing Expressions For Comics And Cartoons by 8Fish, 2008-07-25 Draw Cartoons: Basic Techniques*Cartoons & Strips*Exercises by Noel Ford, Pete Dredge, et all 2006-09-28 How to Draw Cartoon Cats, Kittens, Lions and Tigers by Christopher Hart, 1999-04-01 Cartoon Modern: Style and Design in 1950s Animation by Amid Amidi, 2006-08-17 Cool Cars / Cartooning: Learn the Art of Cartooning, Step by Step (How to Draw and Paint Series: Cartooning) by Jack Keely, 2008-04-01 The Art Of Joe Jusko by Joe Jusko, 2009-06-01 The Art of War: More of The Best War Comic Cover Art From War, Battle, Air Ace and War at Sea WORLD WAR I IN CARTOONS by Mark Bryant, 2006-11

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61. Comic And Cartoon Art: What's So Funny About This?
    The American Institute for Conservation. Comic and cartoon art What s So Funny About This? Thomas M. Edmondson Abstract. The most  
    http://aic.stanford.edu/sg/bpg/annual/v18/bp18-04.html
    
    Extractions: The American Institute for Conservation Comic and Cartoon Art: What's So Funny About This? Thomas M. Edmondson India ink appears to have been the medium of choice, often with graphite underdrawing. Corrections and editorial alterations were often made with a white lead pigment, evidenced by frequently observed stages of deterioration from gray to black. Acrylic white-out pigments seem to begin appearing around mid-century. According to conversations with one of my clients who specializes in dealing in this and other illustration genres, many of the changes rendered through the use of white-out were made at the editor's request, or even in the printing room by a pressman, and were done to make the published image more readable. Other editorial notations and directives were made with blue pencils. This paper presents the extensive and complex conservation treatments of two India ink cartoon drawings by Thomas S. Sullivant, whose work spanned the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. This artist had a rather unique approach to his work by making his corrections as he drew. His apparent preference for correcting or changing his design was to remove the ink by scratching it off the surface of the paper. Not only did this result in a rough and disturbed surface, but he made many changes in the same few areas, often working his way through successive plies of the Bristol board. In addition to this "nature of the working process" condition, the supports had sustained extensive water and microbial damage, and had heavy surface soiling. One of the supports also had mottled red staining throughout the bottom third, had been chewed by rodents, and smelled like brake or power steering fluid, although the client maintained that the piece had been treated with thymol only.

62. Smilin' Jack's Cartoon Art
    Jill Mosley is Curator of Smilin Jack s old original cartoon art. She is selling the original cartoon strips. The strips vary in price from $80.00 to $450.00.  
    http://www.smilinjack.com/jill.html
    
    Extractions: Jill Mosley is Curator of Smilin' Jack's old original cartoon art. She is selling the original cartoon strips. The strips vary in price from $80.00 to $450.00. They are from 1936 through 1973, both dailies and Sundays. They look great framed and hanging in your den or office. The size of the daily originals average 20" X 6", and the Sunday's are 19" X 13". Write to Jill and tell her what price range and year you might want to order. Then she will send you a copy or two to help in your selection of an original. Then after you decide what to order, send a check or money order to her and she will send the original Smilin' Jack to you via air mail. Please allow 2 to 3 weeks for delivery. Jill Mosley

63. Caricature & Cartoon Art By Dale Christian
    around and view my various pieces of work, ranging from cartoon and caricature to exaggeration of peculiarities that are inferior to reality is an art that is  
    http://members.ozemail.com.au/~dalechristian/
    
    Extractions: Welcome to Dale Christian's Web Gallery Sorry, your browser doesn't support Java(tm). Welcome to my personal cartoon and caricature web gallery. Please feel free to wander around and view my various pieces of work, ranging from cartoon and caricature to political comic's based on popular Australian culture and international figures. Please enjoy my web gallery and if you have any feedback or questions please do not hesitate to contact me Making people laugh through exaggeration of peculiarities that are inferior to reality is an art that is hard to create. Drawing what you see takes on a new meaning and imagination is the key. For someone who is wants to take on cartooning or caricature, not only is a sense of humor a must, but also an open mind to be able to over emphasize and manipulate abnormality and to exaggerate or overstate the importance of a particular feature. Watch out for mean streaks in other peoples caricatures and cartoons as this is not a reflection of their artistic talents, but more of a reflection of their lack of imagination. Funny is the key, not cruel or mean as the main point of this style of art is fun! Dale was one of the Caricaturists who was selected for the 2001 Hartley Lifecare and Tattersall's Dream Tie Appeal in Canberra, ACT.

64. The Cartoonist Group - Search By Cartoon Art Property
    Are you most interested in searching images from one cartoon art property? This is the place to start! What cartoon art property work would you like to search?  
    http://www.cartoonistgroup.com/properties/properties.php

65. COMICON.com: Fourth Annual Cartoon Art Museum Rent Party 4/30/04
    Reply With Quote The cartoon art Museum will host its Fourth Annual Rent Party on Friday, April 30, beginning at 8pm. Join us as  
    http://www.comicon.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=1&t=010152

66. Original Cartoon Art
    Please email me with your order, shipping preference (Priority Mail is the default), method of payment and if you d like the art personalized.  
    http://www.hookedoncomics.com/art.html

67. The Harvey Awards
    Museum of Comic and cartoon art Announces 2004 Harveys Nominees A Record TwentyThree Publishers Nominated.  
    http://www.harveyawards.org/news_03.html
    
    Extractions: Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art Announces 2004 Harveys Nominees A Record Twenty-Three Publishers Nominated Other News Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art Announces 2004 Harveys Nominees A Record 23 Publishers Nominated for 2004 Harveys Harvey Award Winners Announced at the Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art in NYC Full List of 2003 Winners ... Sponsors Announced for 2003 Harvey Awards New York City hosts the Tony Awards for Broadway, the MTV Music Awards, and the Grammy Awards. This year, the Big Apple will also host the most prestigious award ceremony for graphic storytelling, the Harvey Awards. The new Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art, set to open in October 2004, will host the 17th Annual Harvey Awards Ceremony on Saturday, June 26, as part of the Third Annual MoCCA Art Festival. More than ever before, the Harveys reflect the full diversity of the comics industry. Comics from twenty-three separate publishers have been nominated, a Harveys record. The Harveys are the only industry award chosen from start to finish solely by industry professionals, and this year the voters found comics and creators of note across the artistic spectrum. The nominees for the 2004 Harvey Awards are: Best Writer Louis Riel

68. The Harvey Awards
    About MoCCA The Museum of Comic and cartoon art, located at 594 Broadway in SoHo, is the newest addition to New York City’s cultural landscape.  
    http://www.harveyawards.org/news.html
    
    Extractions: Comic Book Stars to Walk the Red Carpet Tables Still Available for 2004 Harvey Awards Banquet Other News Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art Announces 2004 Harveys Nominees A Record 23 Publishers Nominated for 2004 Harveys Harvey Award Winners Announced at the Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art in NYC Full List of 2003 Winners ... Sponsors Announced for 2003 Harvey Awards Saturday, June 26 is the most glamorous night of the year for the comic book industry. The Harvey Awards, the most prestigious prize in the industry, will be awarded in New York this year at the MoCCA Art Festival. Several sponsorship levels are still available. Additionally, individual seats go on sale June 1st. The Harvey Awards are a non-profit organization and all sponsorships are completely tax deductible. Harvey Award sponsorships are as follows: Platinum Sponsors ($5000 Donation) Full table (10 seats) at the Harvey Awards dinner and presentation. Each seat comes with free admission to the 2004 Art Fest and the MoCCA gallery (June 26-27 only). Invitations to pre-award cocktail party. Mention in the awards program. Logo signage at awards. Sponsorship signage at the Harvey Awards Exhibit at the new MoCCA gallery (showing for approximately two months). Sponsorship mention on Harveyawards.org. Listed as sponsor of MoCCA Art Fest in all press materials. Gold Sponsor ($3000 Donation) 6 seats at the Harvey Awards dinner and presentation. Each seat comes with free admission to the 2004 Art Fest and the MoCCA gallery (June 26-27 only). Invitations to pre-award cocktail party. Mention in awards program. Logo signage at awards. Sponsorship signage at the Harvey Awards Exhibit. Sponsorship mention on Harveyawards.org.

69. PixiPort-Digital Photography Cartoon Art Gallery-of Dale 'Dawk' Mc Farlane
    Digital Art Photographer. cartoon art. Digital art Cartoon Photography Art Gallery GE85B06. Digital art Photography cartoon art Gallery GE85B-07.  
    http://www.pixiport.com/gallery-E85B.htm

70. 4 Mile Creek: Life Imitates Cartoon Art
    May 16, 2004. Life Imitates cartoon art. Listed below are links to weblogs that reference Life Imitates cartoon art Comments. Post a comment. Name Email Address  
    http://diggsc.typepad.com/4_mile_creek/2004/05/life_imitates_b_1.html

71. Cartoon Art Class, Fall 2002
    Arlington County Fall, 2002 cartoon art Class. Peggy Evans, Tom Cardarella, Brenda Forman, Instructor, Peter Mancolo, Bob Amos  
    http://www.reuben.org/toonline/classF02.htm

72. San Francisco Cartoon Museum
    Another San Francisco treasure is the cartoon art Museum. A shame, for sure. The cartoon art Museum is a oneoff for the West Coast.  
    http://www.posthoc.com/sfcartoonmuseum.htm
    
    Extractions: Another San Francisco treasure is the Cartoon Art Museum. I don't think enough locals know about this little haven of drawings. Whenever I mention it to someone, they look at me with a rather glazed stare. While the museum is conveniently located across from Yerba Buena at Fourth and Mission, it is on the 2nd floor of the Print Center building which prevents foot traffic from noticing its presence. A shame, for sure. The Cartoon Art Museum is a one-off for the West Coast. It was founded in 1984 by a few Cartoon Art enthusiasts and began as a travelling exhibit occupying local museums and corporate spaces. Fortunately, in 1987, the museum was sprung from the clutches of high-rise hallways with an endowment from Charles Schulz and Malcolm Whyte. The museum has a permanent collection of over 11,000 pieces of art ranging from magazines, comic books, animated movies, sculpture and video. And these works date back from 1730 to the present. In other words, you get more than a glimpse of the history of Cartoon Art. Yet, the museum is small so you won't be overwhelmed. There's a great little shop in the museum that has every kind of book on Cartoons that anyone could possibly want as well as a plethora of stocking-stuffer pressies. Also, for those who are more serious about Cartoon Art, there is a research center. Call 415. CARTOON for more information.

73. Pen & Ink & Cartoon Art By KC Jones > Samizdat West Productions | CafePress
    Samizdat West Productions Pen Ink cartoon art by KC Jones. KC Jones unique perspective on American life, and a few satires of other popular icons.  
    http://www.cafeshops.com/samizdatwest/252758

74. Nicole Lee's Gallery :: Cartoon Art Museum Rent Parties
    cartoon art Museum Rent Parties, Album cartoon art Museum Rent Party 2001 Changed 12/21/03. Contains 13 items. Viewed 80 times.  
    http://neekole.com/gallery/rentparty

75. Nicole Lee's Gallery :: Cartoon Art Museum Rent Party 2002
    cartoon art Museum Rent Party 2002, 11 images in this album, Gallery Nicole Lee s Gallery Album cartoon art Museum Rent Parties.  
    http://neekole.com/gallery/rentparty_2002

76. Artists UK
    ARTISTS UK FINE ART LIMITED EDITIONS, PRINTS POSTERS etc. COMIC cartoon art. THE HULK. Everyone s etc. COMIC cartoon art.  
    http://www.artistsuk.net/acatalog/ARTISTS_UK__COMIC___CARTOON_ART_199.html

77. Cartoon Art Cartoon Cels And Cartoon Drawings - Cartoon Art From The Simpsons, C
    cartoon art cartoon cels and cartoon drawings from Chuck Jones, Warner Bros., The Simpsons and more! Original and limited edition cartoon art. cartoon art!  
    http://www.animationconnection.com/warner.html
    
    Extractions: Click Here The cartoon art cels and cartoon art drawings used in making the classic Warner Bros. cartoons of the 1930's through the 1960's were almost all destroyed when Warner Bros. closed their animation studio in 1963. Collectors and fans of these great Looney Tunes cartoons have embraced limited edition cartoon art cels as they take us back in time to those classic films. Original production cartoon art cels and cartoon art drawings from Warner Bros. cartoons of the 1980's and 90's offer a great opportunity to own original Looney Tunes cartoon art.

78. Cartoon Art Trust Museum - 24 Hour Museum
    cartoon art Trust Museum. cartoon art Trust Museum 713 The Brunswick Centre Bernard Street London WC1N 1AF. Collection details Design  
    http://www.24hourmuseum.org.uk/museum_gfx_en/AM15435.html
    
    Extractions: The Cartoon Art Trust is dedicated to preserving the best of British cartoons, caricatures, comics and animation. Its museum includes a gallery which hosts a rolling programme of exhibitions which aim to make the creativity of cartoon art past and present, accessible to all for the purposes of enjoyment, education and research. There is also a shop, an archive and a reference library. Collections description There are currently about 900 works in the collection. These include original cartoons, caricatures, drawings, sketches and letters.There is also a selection of eighteenth century original prints. Some rare books featuring the work of cartoon artists are also included in the collection. Key artists and exhibits

79. Cartoon Art Museum - Cartoon Links Guide - Details | MuseumStuff.com
    cartoon art Museum Cartoon Links Guide map information and links .. details cartoon art Museum - Cartoon Links Guide. OVERVIEW  
    http://www.museumstuff.com/rec/gen_20020201_11240.html

80. THE SINGLE FRAME CARTOON ART MAGAZINE
    cartoon art magazine. logo. This is the JOURNAL OF SILLY. It has cartoons in it. It is full of cartoons. Here be cartoons. Cartoons are present. animation by ham.  
    http://www.ham.dircon.co.uk/
    
    Extractions: Important notice to subscribers: Silly will now appear twice a year rather than quarterly. This will not affect your subscription. As your subs are based on the number of issues rather than years you will still receive the number of issues subscribed for but over a longer period. More time to enjoy that Silly thing in the bathroom. Any queries, doubts or complaints please get in contact with us at ham@dircon.co.uk For your preview copy of THE JOURNAL OF SILLY just send 2 FIRST CLASS STAMPS to P O BOX 22903, LONDON N10 2WW The JOURNAL OF SILLY is now available twice yearly rather than quarterly. It is available via subscription for Just print out this form, fill it in and put it in the post to us at the above address. NAME......................................................................... Address...................................................................................................

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