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Cartoon Art:     more books (100)

Mexican Pulp Art How to Draw Cartoons (Art Smart , Set 2) by Christine Smith, 1997-01 The Pin-Up Art of Bill Wenzel by Bill Wenzel, 2005-08-08 Comics and Sequential Art: Principles and Practices from the Legendary Cartoonist (Will Eisner Instructional Books) by Will Eisner, 2008-08-17 Cartoons and Animation (Art Off the Wall) by Richard Spilsbury, 2007-01-15 Einstein Simplified, Revised Edition: Cartoons on Science by Sidney Harris, 2004-02-25 Disney's Art of Animation #1 by Bob Thomas, 1992-10-01 The Marvel Art of Joe Quesada by John Rhett Thomas, 2010-07-28 Manga Martial Arts: Over 50 Basic Lessons for Drawing the World's Most Popular Fighting Style by David Okum, 2008-11-06 1-2-3 Draw Cartoon People: A Step-by-Step Guide by Steve Barr, 2002-09-15 Classic Pin-Up Art of Jack Cole Drawing on the Funny Side of the Brain : How to Come Up With Jokes for Cartoons and Comic Strips by Christopher Hart, 1998-04-01 1001 Cartoon-Style Illustrations (Dover Pictorial Archive Series) by J. I. Biegeleisen, Dave Urbinas, 1996-03-27 George Grosz: Art and Politics in the Weimar Republic by Beth Irwin Lewis, 1991-10

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41. Comic Book Art / Comic Strip Art / Cartoon Art: Comic Book Art - Underground Com
    Comic Book Art Underground Comix - Graphic Novels from Will Eisner, Harvey Kurtzman, R. Crumb, Al Capp, and more.  
    http://www.deniskitchen.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Category_Code=A

42. Comic Book Art / Comic Strip Art / Cartoon Art
    The Online Catalog for Denis Kitchen Publishing specializes in original comic book and cartoon art and graphic novels from such legendary artists as Will  
    http://www.deniskitchen.com/thestore/A.html
    
    Extractions: Home Will Eisner Original Spirit Comic Art Robert Crumb Original Comic Art Harvey Kurtzman Original Comic Art ... More About This Category Original Comic Artwork (Click on the thumbnails to see a larger image and product description.) We specialize in blue chip original comic art work from such legendary artists as Will Eisner, Harvey Kurtzman, Russell Keaton, and Will Elder as well as the contemporary talents of R. Crumb, Peter Poplaski, Kellie Strom, Frank Stack, and James O'Barr. Additionally, we stock collectible art work with your favorite characters including The Spirit, Little Annie Fanny, Goodman Beaver, Flyin' Jenny, The Crow and many others from Kitchen Sink Press. Use the links above or below to discover wonderful black and white line art, drawings, charcoal sketches, color paintings, splash pages, complete stories, and misc. spot illustrations. We currently have original comic art from the following artists in our original art gallery.

43. Labor Arts Thematic Set
    cartoon art. This initial sampling of cartoons focuses on Fred Wright, the leading left labor cartoonist from the 1940s through the 1970s.  
    http://laborarts.org/collections/set.cfm?setID=3&submit_setName=Search

44. GoCityKids Cartoon Art Museum
    cartoon art Museum490 • Location 655 Mission Street, San Francisco, CA 94105 Cartooning classes The cartoon art Museum offers Saturday afternoon  
    http://www.gocitykids.com/browse/attraction.jsp?id=490

45. Pixar Fundraiser For The Cartoon Art Museum - Www.ezboard.com
    I am a volunteer at the cartoon art Museum in San Francisco, cartoon art Museum members can purchase tickets for the reduced rate of $125,  
    http://p217.ezboard.com/fmediabingefrm34.showMessage?topicID=3.topic

46. Backstage Salon; Warnock Fine Arts; Rena Bransten; Heather Marx
    cartoon art Museum Thirty Years of Phil Frank s Farley; Play Ball Historic Comment The cartoon art Museum, one of our lesser known treasures,  
    http://www.artbusiness.com/1open/061605.html
    
    Extractions: Comment: Couldn't find any info on the artist at the show, and when I dial the salon phone number I get a message asking me to send an email, so let's just call it big paintings with faces on them. In addition to the paintings, a company called Lindland's is selling horizontal patterned corduroy and seersucker pants (as opposed to traditional vertical patterns). Their business card says "Finally, horizontal corduroy pants." I never really thought about it, but corduroy has always been vertical, hasn't it? There must be a reason. Don't you think? Well anyway, here's the pics... Warnock Fine Arts : Group Show. Comment: Figural male art, mainly. The show is primarily graphics and drawings, smaller format, with a smattering of sculpture, photography, and paintings. A pretty decent selection overall, period and contemporary, nice feel to the gallery, and if this kind of art is your kinda thing, then I'd recommend you stop by and see the show.

47. New American Studies Web
    Visual Culture cartoon art George Rarey s World War II Air Force Cartoon Journals In 1942, George Rarey, a young cartoonist and commercial artist,  
    http://lumen.georgetown.edu/projects/asw/aswlinks.cfm?head1=Visual Culture&head2

48. New American Studies Web
    Literature and Text Studies 20th Century (cartoon art) The Comics Hot List This site is a list of regularlyupdated comic art on the World Wide Web.  
    http://lumen.georgetown.edu/projects/asw/aswlinks.cfm?head1=Literature and Text

49. Visit International Museum Of Cartoon Art From Boca Raton, Florida.
    Visit International Museum of cartoon art from Boca Raton, Florida.  
    http://boca-raton.rezcenter.com/international_museum_of_cartoon_art.shtml
    
    Extractions: The only one of its kind in the world, the International Museum of Cartoon features a collection of 160,000 original drawings, 10,000 books and 1000 hours of animated film of cartoonists from over 50 nations. The museums permanent collection includes comic books, comic strips, gag cartoons, editorial cartoons, sports cartoons, animation, illustration and computer generated art. Regularly changing feature exhibits have previously included Garfield: 20 Years and Still Kicking, In Line with Al Hirschfeld and 50 Years of Peanuts: The Art of Charles M Schulz. The International Museum of Cartoon Art is located in Mizner Park, a beautifully designed open-air mall of palm trees, waterfalls and superb specialty shopping. Off Palmetto Park Road just south of the mall, the Singing Pines Children's Museum is housed in an early Floridian driftwood cracker cottage and contains artifacts and displays of the area's pioneering days. At the Children's Science Emporium at Royal Palm Plaza on Mizner Boulevard, there are more than twenty-five fascinating interactive exhibits that bring science to life and demonstrate how the world works.

50. Buggybug Cartoon Art For Humor Drawing Illustration
    Specializes in cartoon, humor, humour, illustration, joke, gag, creative designer, comics, graphics, drawing art for freelance panel cartoons, comic strips,  
    http://lt.tripod.com/tr/directory/_h_/members.tripod.com/buggybug4/
    
    Extractions: Search: Lycos Tripod Dating Search Share This Page Report Abuse Edit your Site ... Next BuggyBug Cartoons Specializes in cartoon, humor, illustration, joke, gag, creative designing, comics, graphics, drawing, art, comic strips, for political, advertising, greeting card, animation, children book, magazine, and journals.

51. Cartoon Art Museum San Francisco- SF Sightseeing Attractions-Must See San Franci
    Find the cartoon art Museum, and other Must See San Francisco attractions, as well as maps and nearby restaurants, hotels and other attractions.  
    http://www.mustseesanfrancisco.com/attractions/cartoon-art-museum.html

52. Picturing Books: Artistic Style (Cartoon Art)
    cartoon art is representative of Saturday morning cartoons. Pictures are silly, goofy, and the artist makes no attempt to make the art appear realistic.  
    http://picturingbooks.imaginarylands.org/palette/style/cartoon.html

53. The Harvey Awards
    Museum of Comic and cartoon art Announces 2004 Harveys Nominees. A Record TwentyThree Publishers Nominated. Other News. Museum of Comic and cartoon art  
    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

54. The Cartoonists Library At PlanetCartoonist.com: Books On Original Cartoon Art
    If you collect original cartoon artwork or would like to start, you can t go wrong with Collecting Original Comic Strip Art The Basics of Buying Art  
    http://www.planetcartoonist.com/library/originalart.shtml
    
    Extractions: A dvertising I A ffiliates I A rt S chools I A rt S upplies I A uctions I A wards I B ig P icture I B log I B ooks I C artooniversity I C hat I C ontact I D isciplines I D ownloads I F AQ I F eatures I F reelance Z one I F ree M arket I H all O f ... ame I HOME I H ot D eals I I llustration D irectories I J oin I L inks I M ailing L ists I M essage B oard I N ews I O riginal A rt I P artners I ids I P oll I PopToon I P ortfolios I P rinting I P romo S ervices I R R aves I ReV!EW I S earch I S tore I S trategies I S uccesses I S tupid Q uestions I T ip T op ... hree I T he S tate I V enues I W eb H osting I Z oom L abels What's NEW at Planet Cartoonist? + The Edition of Artist's Market is here! Support Planet Cartoonist by ordering NOW! what's hot: NEW! 2004 Artist's Market Complete Book of Humorous Art Flash Web Design Cartooning for The Beginner ... Comics and Sequential Art Original Art Books If you collect original cartoon artwork or would like to start, you can't go wrong with these titles:

55. Nast-y Cartoon Art In Sacramento
    Newspaper Industry Magazine Articles The editorial archives provide access to past issues of Editor and Publisher magazine as well as online-only articles  
    http://www.editorandpublisher.com/eandp/search/article_display.jsp?schema=&vnu_c

56. The Art Of Warner Bros Cartoons: Animation Drawings
    WB cartoon art Page 3 (Backgrounds, layouts and Models). Animation drawings. From Hugh Harman and Rudolph Ising s Bosko In Dutch (1933).  
    http://toolooney.goldenagecartoons.com/animationart.htm
    
    Extractions: Too Looney: Appreciating The Art of Warner Bros. Cartoons WB Cartoon Art page 1 (Drawings) WB Cartoon Art page 2 (Cels) WB Cartoon Art Page 3 (Backgrounds, layouts and Models) Animation drawings: From Hugh Harman and Rudolph Ising's "Bosko In Dutch" (1933). This is an image of Bosko's dog, Bruno, pulling a cart. This is a very rare image of Buddy from Friz Freleng's "Buddy The Gob" (1934). Artwork from this period is fairly hard to come by, if not simply because of its age. Ham and Ex, two puppies who briefly appeared as costars to Porky Pig and Beans the Cat, are shown here being chased by a pirate dog in Jack King's "The Phanton Ship" (1936) Animation drawings from Chuck Jones' "Inki and the Lion"(1941). One of the Seven Dwarfs in an animation drawing from Bob Clampett's wartime classic "Coal Black And De Sebben Dwarfs." Two drawings from Chuck Jones' "Broomstick Bunny"(1956), featuring Witch Hazel and her magic mirror. Animation drawing of Bugs Bunny from Chuck Jones' "What's Opera, Doc?"(1957). The Mighty Angelo, an incredibly strong flea, made a memorable one-shot appearance in Chuck Jones' "To Itch His Own"(1958.) It was also the last WB cartoon with music composed by Carl Stalling.

57. Dog Lovers Bookshop: Cartoon Art And Humor
    cartoon art and Humor. Cartoon Collections A Humor Miscellany Wraps, oblong 32mo, 110 pages; blackand-white cartoon art by Mary Jung.  
    http://www.dogbooks.com/humor.htm
    
    Extractions: Drew, Simon Dogsbodies: A Book of Canine Nonsense Woodbridge (U.K.): Antique Collectors' Club, 1997. Illustrated hardcover, dust jacket, 8vo, 48 pages. Britisher Drew's drawings and verse feature outrageous pictorial puns; illustrated endpapers include "Unrecognised Breeds" (topiary poodle, Swan Lake hound, et al.). $12.95

58. Comic & Cartoon Art - Bud Plant
    Bud Plant Comic Art Over 30 years of the best in Comic Art, Classic and Contemporary Illustration, Fantasy Art, Pop Culture, Disney, Pulps, Manga,  
    http://budplant.com/category.asp?c=2018

59. Animation, State Of The Cartoon Art, Television
    We are privileged to live in the second golden age of the cartoon. Ren and Stimpy was one of the greatest works of art of the postmodern epoch (I am  
    http://www.crispinsartwell.com/cartoon.htm
    
    Extractions: We are privileged to live in the second golden age of the cartoon. Such contemporary classics as The Powerpuff Girls, Cat Dog, Angry Beavers, and Sponge Bob Square Pants tower over our society artistically and intellectually. The first golden age was during the nineteen forties and fifties, when the basic form of the animated short feature was defined. These cartoons were screened before movies and, later, cobbled together to make television shows. And though the Disney studios created the visually richest animation, Disney cuteness slid easily and often into insipidity. The real soul of the cartoon was created at Warner Bros., where such free spirits as Chuck Jones, Bob Clampett, and Friz Freleng gave birth to even freer spirits such as Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Tweety, Yosemite Sam, Foghorn Leghorn, and Pepe Le Pew. Bugs and Daffy were truly subversive icons: their talk was free-association, rapid-fire standup; they were animated in a style somewhere between Salvador Dali and Jackson Pollock; they devoted their lives to torturing authority figures such as Elmer Fudd and Porky Pig; they liked to dress in drag and imitate Mae West; they revelled in revolutionary violence. In short, they combined the approaches of Oscar Wilde, Sigmund Freud, Groucho Marx, and Che Guevara. Other studios, such as MGM, which hired the great Tex Avery away from Warner's, were on the same wavelength. Tom and Jerry speechlessly pursued their path of glorious destruction in a continual enactment of the victory of the undermouse over the uberkitty.

60. International Museum Of Cartoon Art
    Tribute page.  
    http://www.cartoon.org/jones.htm

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