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Cartoonists' & Illustrators' Trade Secrets
Robin Hall
Taking over where his hugely successful Cartoonist’s Workbook left off, Robin Hall’s new book unveils all the secrets of professional cartooning.
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Collins Learn to Draw Caricatures (Learn to Draw)
Alex Hughs ,Angela Gair
Drawing is an essential skill for all artists and this book makes learning to draw caricatures as simple as possible.
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The Cartoonist's Workbook
By Robin Hall
A book of practical information and reference for all cartoonists in which the author demonstrates his keyhole drawing method for beginners.
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Collins Learn to Draw Animated Cartoons (Learn to Draw)
Janet Nunn ,Graham Garside
Many of those who enjoy cartoon drawing also want to know how to take their drawings a few steps further -- in other words, how to make them move.
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Cartoon Workshop: Creating Humour
By Joel Mishon and Ed Beardwell
"Cartoon Workshop" is a practical and informative journey through the process of creating cartoons. Joel Mishon, with contributions from numerous professional cartoonists, provides practical help and instructive projects to show how a humorous idea is transformed into a successful cartoon.
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Draw Your Own Cartoons with Rolf Harris
Rolf Harris
A guide to drawing cartoons, which begins with stick figures and develops the reader's skill, so that distinctive characters can be created. The book is suitable for readers of any age and skill level.
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How to Cartoon or Caricature Anyone
By Mark Linley
Learn to draw the fun way! Like almost everyone in the world, you are bursting with raw artistic talent just waiting to be released. In a few deft sweeps of your pencil, capture the character of your 'victim'.
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How to Draw Caricatures
Lenn Redman
Shows caricatures by a variety of artists, explains how to draw head shapes, eyes, ears, noses, and expressions, and compares caricatures with photographs of each subject.
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Cartooning for Beginners
By Peter Maddocks
This is a basic introduction to cartooning skills and is both suitable for children as well as adults. It takes a step-by-step approach, taking the reader from the simplest drawings to more complicated ones by the close of the book.
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Cartooning for the Beginner
Christopher Hart
This manual offers a complete course in creating a repertoire of cartoon characters.
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Learn to Draw Cartoons
By John Byrne
Drawing is an essential skill for all artists and this book makes learning to draw cartoons as simple as possible. All the basics are covered, to provide a sound foundation in drawing techniques, and numerous attractive illustrations and step-by-step drawings show how these are put into practice.
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Drawing on the Funny Side of the Brain: How to Come Up with Jokes for Cartoons and Comic Strips
Christopher Hart
One of the toughest tasks for the cartoonist is the problem of coming up with jokes for their cartoon drawings. For those facing such a challenge, this book offers a course in setting up cartoon gags.
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Drawing Cartoons that Sell
By John Byrne
Cartoons are fun to draw and do not require traditional drawing skills - which means that anyone can draw cartoons once they know some of the tricks of the trade. This title is full of practical ideas and exercises to help the reader develop cartoon drawing skills and turn an enjoyable hobby into a profitable enterprise.
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Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Cartooning But Were Afraid to Draw
Christopher Hart
This book teaches not only how to draw cartoons, but also how to bring those cartoons to life. Other work by the author includes "How to Draw Cartoons for Comic Strips".
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Cartooning Basics
By Duane Barnhart
Successful cartoonist Duane Barnhart presents his instructions in a cartoon strip format that teaches the same techniques professional cartoonists use to create cartoon people, costumes, animals and characters.
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Smarties - How to Draw Cartoons
A guide for all aspiring cartoonists starting with advice on the material needed. The author shows step-by-step, how to get started, how to stretch a little character into a huge plump one, how to develop action scenes and create a whole range of wacky expressions.
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Guide to Cartooning
By Al Bohl
Provides instructions for drawing different styles of cartooning, including political, strips, books, and illustration, and gives advice on how to get a job in the field.
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How to Draw Cartoons and Comic Strips
By Christopher Hart
A guide to drawing cartoon characters - people of all ages, animals, birds and fish, with an emphasis on the personality, mood and character of the subject.
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The Complete Cartooning Course
By Brad Brooks, Tim Pilcher & Steve Edgell
A structured course covering all the techniques and materials of cartooning, whether one is working in black and white or colour, and on paper or computer.
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How to Draw Cartoon Animals
Christopher Hart
Because people can be amused by the "human" traits in animals, they have been a source of humour for cartoonists. This book teaches an easy method for capturing the forms and expressions of animals.
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