www.janson.com Bruce Blitz is the creator and host of this four-time Emmy-Nominated Television series, Cartooning with Blitz. This fast-paced cartooning variety show features comic strips, cartoon portraits, animal drawings, and spinning the Wheel of Features, which can create over 100000 cartoon faces. Bruce Blitz also welcomes celebrity guest cartoonists to his studio, and takes viewers on fascinating trips like the Museum of Cartoon Art and Busch Gardens. Another big draw for audiences of all ages is the "Doodle Trick" segment where Bruce shows viewers how to take simple shapes, numbers, letters, even words and turn them into wacky cartoons.

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Cartoonist Peter Emslie demonstrates how to exaggerate a character's facial proportions, first drawing a traditionally proportioned head, then a taller cartoon one. Watch part 2 of this video at www.youtube.com Visit Peter's blog at cartooncave.blogspot.com

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The key to caricatures is to have a lot of exaggeration, especially in the nose or eyes. Learn to make funny caricatures with tips from a caricature artist in this free video on cartooning techniques. Expert: Bill Connoly Bio: Bill Conoly worked at Walt Disney World as a caricature artist and for over 30 years has illustrated books, comic strips and even co-authored a game. Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz

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Promotional trailer for Ivan Brunetti's CARTOONING: Philosophy and Practice, to be published March 2011 by Yale University Press. Copyright (C) 2011 by Yale University Press

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Cartoonist Peter Emslie demonstrates how to exaggerate a character's facial proportions, drawing a female face. Watch part 1 of the video at www.youtube.com Visit Peter's blog at cartooncave.blogspot.com

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When drawing cartoon characters, the first step is laying out the character with a pencil, then determining the type of character. Draw fantasy and realistic cartoon characters with help from a professional illustrator in this free video on cartooning. Expert: Bill Connolly Bio: Bill Connolly has illustrated books and comic strips for more than 30 years and co-authored a game. Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz Series Description: Cartoons are a fun way to draw everything from humans and animals to cars and trucks. Learn cartooning techniques with help from a professional illustrator in this free video series on cartooning.

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Art enrichment program which the entire family can participate in and enjoy. Bill Bates gives a lesson in cartooning. A performance by a traveling theater troup. An award winning student film in claymation. CREATE YOUR OWN CARTOON 1) CREATE ONE SINGLE PANEL WITHOUT A CAPTION. LET THE DRAWING TELL THE JOKE. 2) CREATE ONE SINGLE PANEL WITH A CAPTION BETWEEN TWO CHARACTERS. THE CHARACTERS CAN BE BASED ON ANYBODY OR ANYTHING: YOURSELF, AN ATHLETE, A MOVIE STAR, EVEN YOUR PET. 3) USE THE PANELS BELOW, OR IF YOU NEED MORE SPACE USE ANOTHER SHEET OF PAPER TO CREATE YOUR OWN CARTOONS. PROGRAM GUEST Bill Bates, University of Texas, Advertising Major. Illustrator-Air Training Command. Creator of comic strip "PING". Artist -In-Residence for Royal Viking Line. To date has produced 23 Cruise sketchbooks, including eight World Cruises. Cartoonist for the Carmel Pine Cone since 1972. (17 of these cartoons permanently displaed in the Carmel US Post Office.) Bill has been published and those books are "Carmel By-The-Bates" and "San Francisco-The City By The Bates". SUGGESTED READING LIST BOOKS: The Natural Way To Draw by Kimon Nicolaides (Houghton Mifflin Company 1941) Ronald Searle (Mayflower Books, Inc. 1978) Illusion of Life - Disney Publication

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This is a little drawing exercise I've found very effective with youngsters. It shows them how to begin a drawing and allows them try and look at things in a different way. I will be doing more of these kinds of videos sharing the techniques I've used over the years in my career as an editorial cartoonist and illustrator. Hope this gets your kids excited about art and helps build some confidence.

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In this pre-recorded webinar, join Wacom and Patrick LaMontagne, winner of the Photoshop World Guru Awards for both Illustration and Best in Show, for tips on cartooning with a Wacom pen tablet. Patrick LaMontagne is a full-time syndicated cartoonist and illustrator, whose work appears regularly in newspapers and magazines across North America. While his illustration work has often been mistaken for traditional media, Patrick has always been a digital artist, and his medium of choice is Photoshop and a Wacom pen tablet.

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The New Yorker cartoonist Mick Stevens gives a tour of his home studio in Florida for Newyorker.com's cartoonist of the month blog. See more here: www.newyorker.com

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An edited excerpt from the silent 1931 promotional documentary, "From Trees to Tribunes," focusing on the Tribune company's stable of cartoonists. At work we can see John T. McCutcheon, Gaar Williams, Carey Orr, Sidney Smith of "The Gumps," Frank King of "Gasoline Alley," Frank Willard of "Moon Mullins, Carl Ed of "Harold Teen," Martin Branner of "Winnie Winkle," Walter Berndt of "Smitty" and Harold Gray of "Little Orphan Annie." Noticeably missing from the line-up is Chester Gould's "Dick Tracy," which didn't begin until October of 1931. From dated materials in the film, the cartoonists appear to have been photographed in February of that year. All three parts of this promotional film can be downloaded at archive.org. The music is 1930's "Medley of Paramount Music" and Ray De Costa's "Whoopee." All video and audio used here are in the public domain.

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When drawing human eyes on cartoon characters, try different shapes and adjust the detail depending on the gender of the cartoon. Express different emotions with cartoon eyes with help from a professional illustrator in this free video on cartooning. Expert: Bill Connolly Bio: Bill Connolly has illustrated books and comic strips for more than 30 years and co-authored a game. Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz Series Description: Cartoons are a fun way to draw everything from humans and animals to cars and trucks. Learn cartooning techniques with help from a professional illustrator in this free video series on cartooning.

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www.BruceBlitz.com Bruce Blitz, TV Cartoonist, shows you How to Draw the BASICS of CARTOONING!! He Draws a Cartoon character of a guy laughing.

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Everything I needed to know about innovation, I learned by drawing cartoons. Launching a cartoon has a far lower success rate than innovation. Successful cartoonists have to be experts at generating ideas and breaking through the clutter. I'll share my experience, but also insights from Watterson, Groening, Adams, and others.

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Demonstration of using the new pressure sensitivity pen in XDP6 using a Wacom Cintiq 12WX tablet.

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Just a little test video to see if this set up works. Oh and a review of a really fun comic book about comics!

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Gado was interviewed on CNN Inside Africa recently by anchor Femi Oke. Here he speaks about his work internationally and the role a cartoonist plays in the political scene and how the Kenyan political crisis affected him.

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This is a tutorial on how to do some basic cartooning in Corel Painter. It'll work in just about any layer-based editing program.

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Williams College Alumni Reunion 2008 lecture. Illustrator and cartoonist David Sipress, Class of 1968, discusses the art of cartooning and The New Yorker. Produced by Bill Matthiesen '70, Berkshire Film & Video, www.bfv.com

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bit.ly Bruce Blitz started as the boy who drew funny pictures of the principal at school. He says "somebody had to do it"! Now the creator and host, and 4 time Emmy Award nominee of this step-by-step program, he gives instruction on how to create wacky cartoon figures and zany comic characters. This fast-paced cartooning variety show features comic strips, cartoon portraits, animal drawings, and spinning the Wheel of Features, which can create over 100000 cartoon faces. Bruce Blitz also welcomes celebrity guest cartoonists to his studio, and takes viewers on fascinating trips to places like the Museum of Cartoon Art and Busch Gardens. Another big draw for audiences of all ages is the "Doodle Trick" segment where Bruce shows viewers how to take simple shapes, numbers, letters, even words and turn them into wacky cartoons. Visit Janson Media for more information - bit.ly

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Idea & Drawing by the artist : Hussain Al Ismail . www.facebook.com/pages/Hussain-Al-Ismail-Art/209143310890 www.twitter.com/7ossin --- Editing & Montage be : Hasan Al-Mubarak (me) :D www.facebook.com/Hasan.AlMubarak www.twitter.com/HasanMHM

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www.BruceBlitz.com Bruce Blitz, TV Cartoonist Interviews celebrity Comic Strip Artist Mort Walker, who is the creator and cartoonist of the long running Comic Strip, Beetle Bailey. Mort Walker talks about how he created the characters and much more about his successful comic strip

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Most people have never heard of Charles Landon or his pioneering, mail-order cartooning school, but they've heard of some of the people he taught. Carl Barks (the creator of "Uncle Scrooge") Sid Couchey (the artist for Harvey comics who worked on "Richie Rich") Milton Caniff (the creator of "Terry and the Pirates" and "Steve Canyon") Jack Cole (the artist who did "Plastic Man") Roy Crane (the creator of "Wash Tubbs" and "Buzz Sawyer") Floyd Gottfredson (who did the "Mickey Mouse" comic strip) Bill Holman (creator of "Smokey Stover") Bill Mauldin (who did Willie and Joe for "Stars and Stripes") Chic Young (who created "Blondie" Vince Hamlin (who created "Alley Oop") These men had at least three things in common: 1) They were all born between 1900 and 1921; 2) They were all great cartoonists; and 3) as boys, they all answered an ad that asked them to copy this sketch. Learn more at www.enchantedimages.com

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Choosing facial features for a caricature begins by looking at the eyes for the overall mood and personality, exaggerating the general shape of the face and rendering smaller details. Highlight facial features for a caricature with tips from an artist in this free video series on drawing and illustration. Expert: Lars Eric Robinson Contact: www.aaart-tainment.com Bio: Lars Eric Robinson graduated from Ringling School Of Art & Design where he received his BFA in Illustration in 1994. Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz

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Putting together a cartoon portfolio is essential when applying for jobs related to cartooning. Create a cartoon portfolio with tips from a caricature artist in this free video on cartooning techniques. Expert: Bill Connoly Bio: Bill Conoly worked at Walt Disney World as a caricature artist and for over 30 years has illustrated books, comic strips and even co-authored a game. Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz

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www.BruceBlitz.com If you like to draw cartoons, then you have come to the right place. 4x Emmy-nominated Television Cartoonist Bruce Blitz with show you how to turn simple shapes into finished cartoons!

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Madhan is a league by himself in the world of cartooning: he is also well known as a journalist, writer and a film critic. His primary claim to fame was as a cartoonist and his success was his ability to evoke instantaneous laughter. His strong visual ideas were etched in the memory of readers for long. "Advances in the field of multi-media have come as a big plus, but no computer could draw on its own", he says with a chuckle. Madhan started his career as a struggling freelancer, and soon joined the Vikatan Group of Publications as a trainee cartoonist. Later he took over as the Group's Joint Editor, and helped organize the Student Reporters Scheme, under which he trained hundreds of talented college students in the field of journalism. Though a cartoonist, he wrote a successful historical serial on the Great Mughals - Vandhargal Vendrargal (They Came, They Conquered) in Junior Vikatan, which was subsequently published as a book. It was a best-seller, running to 18 editions, with one and a half lakh copies sold. His question-and-answer series 'Hai Madhan'in the Ananda Vikatan magazine is very popular among Tamil readers. In recent times he has emerged as a well-known film critic on television. "Madhan's Thirai Parvai" on the Tamil television channel Star Vijay was a whopping success, completing 350 shows. His habit of putting across his opinion about the movie through cartoons at the end of the show had become very popular. Besides, he has also penned the dialogues for <b>...</b>

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Becoming a cartoonist requires a lot of practice and instruction, as well as working on creating your own characters. Determine if you have what it takes to become a cartoonist with advice from a caricature artist in this free video on cartooning techniques. Expert: Bill Connoly Bio: Bill Conoly worked at Walt Disney World as a caricature artist and for over 30 years has illustrated books, comic strips and even co-authored a game. Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz

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www.BruceBlitz.com Bruce Blitz, TV Cartoonist, shows you How to Draw with his BLITZ RETOONER and his ULTIMATE CARTOONING KIT.

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To choose markers for caricatures, pick out a variety of widths and line quality to achieve shadow areas and fine details. Choose markers for caricatures with tips from an artist in this free video series on drawing and illustration. Expert: Lars Eric Robinson Contact: www.aaart-tainment.com Bio: Lars Eric Robinson graduated from Ringling School Of Art & Design where he received his BFA in Illustration in 1994. Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz

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The prolific South African cartoonist Johnathan Shapiro (Zapiro) on the complexities of the post-apartheid era, getting sued by Jacob Zuma and on the government's "failure to deliver." Rowan Pybus and Katharina Brinkmann also contributed to this story

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When drawing fish and birds, first lay out the shapes in pencil and use different lines to indicate texture. Use a thin pen to shade your cartoon birds and fish with help from a professional illustrator in this free video on cartooning. Expert: Bill Connolly Bio: Bill Connolly has illustrated books and comic strips for more than 30 years and co-authored a game. Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz Series Description: Cartoons are a fun way to draw everything from humans and animals to cars and trucks. Learn cartooning techniques with help from a professional illustrator in this free video series on cartooning.

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Please Like and Share this video! Check out more at www.aniboom.com A short animated comedy about the hardship of being an outdated cartoon character looking for work in the modern world. The different characters represent various animation techniques: traditional, cut out, claymation and CGI. 2D Duck is jealous of 3D Bizzy Bee, who is a star, while Duck can't find work. Starting Josie Lawrence and Tim Mcinnerny. Check out more at www.aniboom.com See Henry Cruickshank's Aniboom Profile: www.aniboom.com Henry Cruickshank's website: www.cows-in-cars.com Follow Aniboom: Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: www.twitter.com MySpace: www.myspace.com Aniboom Blog: blog.aniboom.com

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When drawing a cartoon whale, the first step is to draw a big whale body, add a tail, an eye and a blow hole. Use a thick pen to add detail to your cartoon whale with help from a professional illustrator in this free video on cartooning. Expert: Bill Connolly Bio: Bill Connolly has illustrated books and comic strips for more than 30 years and co-authored a game. Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz Series Description: Cartoons are a fun way to draw everything from humans and animals to cars and trucks. Learn cartooning techniques with help from a professional illustrator in this free video series on cartooning.

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Jewish war veteran Manny Curtis was born October 23rd 1924 in London, England. He sadly passed away in October 2007. In 1942, at the age of 18, Manny was called up into the British Army, and he fought in the Far East until the end of the Second World War in 1945. After leaving the army, Manny took up cartooning for a living. He worked for most British national newspapers, and several magazines (including Playboy), and at the age of 83 he was still drawing professionally. He created the first mainstream 'black' cartoon character. We remember him with great affection. www.wordofmouthfilms.co.uk

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Supplies for drawing good cartoons include the basic quality paper and pencils, but colors and a good mirror are also useful. Learn the supplies needed for drawing cartoon facial expressions from an artist in this free cartooning video. Expert: Matt Cail Contact: www.homepaintings.biz Bio: Matt Cail is an artist who works in oil, water color and acrylic paints, among others. Filmmaker: randy primm

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Today's technique is, as usual, from Fantasy! Cartooning by Ben Caldwell. I basically treat this book like my bible now. I actually plan on drawing every single thing in this entire book. See the blog for a highly detailed explanation of this seemingly bland picture and blue-sketches. matthew-ridgway.blogspot.com

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GITAU, the father of Kenyan cartooning, shows us Juha Kalulu (SillyRabbit) , the comic strip he began in 1951. He also shows us his political cartoons during the Moi era. Written and Directed by Niki Fagiolo 2005

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Drawing a car caricature is fairly simple and requires you to exaggerate almost everything, and you can even add facial features. Create car caricatures with advice from a caricature artist in this free video on cartooning techniques. Expert: Bill Connoly Bio: Bill Conoly worked at Walt Disney World as a caricature artist and for over 30 years has illustrated books, comic strips and even co-authored a game. Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz

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Richard Crowson has been a professional cartoonist since 1976. Born and raised in Memphis, Tennessee, he attended Memphis State University where his cartooning for the student newspaper won him numerous awards including first place in the National Student Cartoonist Contest. He drew for the Jackson Sun in Jackson, Tennessee from 1976 until he came to the Wichita Eagle in 1986 to work as a political cartoonist. Crowson has won many awards for his work at the Eagle over the years. His cartoons have been reprinted in Time, Newsweek, The New York Times, The Washington Post, USA Today and in numerous books. A collection of his cartoons was published in 1992 entitled "Prairie Mirth." He continues to do cartoon illustration for advertising agencies, his work appearing in magazines, trade journals, online and in newspapers. He teaches classes in cartooning to all age groups and is a frequent lecturer on the subject in Wichita, Kansas, where he resides with his wife, Karen and his daughter, Haley.

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Becoming a cartoonist requires researching current cartoonist markets, getting work published in local newspapers and consistently coming up with new cartoon ideas. Become a cartoonist, whether it be drawing caricatures or political cartoons, with tips from a professional illustrator in this free video on art. Expert: Lars Erik Robinson Contact: www.aaart-tainment.com Bio: Lars Erik Robinson graduated from Ringling School of Art and Design where he received his BFA in illustration in 1994. Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz

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When designing your own cartoon character, a great way to get started is by creating circles to get the basic shape created. Design your own cartoon character with guidance from a caricature artist in this free video on cartooning techniques. Expert: Bill Connoly Bio: Bill Conoly worked at Walt Disney World as a caricature artist and for over 30 years has illustrated books, comic strips and even co-authored a game. Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz

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This interview with Gus Arriola, the famed Cartoonist who created Gordo, occured in march of 2000 at his home in Carmel By The Sea, on the Monterey peninsula in California, at spry age of 83. Gus died this week on February 4th of 2008 at age 90, and I wanted to pay homage to one of my cartooning heroes by sharing this interview he graciously granted me. As a cartoonist and illustrator myself, I've idolized him since childhood. His strip, Gordo ran 44 years and was decades ahead of it's time. Smart, funny, worldly and loaded with heart, Gordo was one of the gems of the funny pages from 1941-1985 when he finally retired. It's humanitarian values helped shape a generation of young progressives with a sense of wit, timelessness and wonder. Gordo was a genuine Accidental Ambassador who helped pave the way for better understanding between The USA and Mexico. Here on his balcony, I was astonished at his youthful curiosity as he allowed me to introduce him to a plethora of my favorite "newer" alternative cartoonists, including R. Crumb, Los bros. Hernandez (Gilbert and Jaime) Bill Griffith's Zippy the Pinhead and the new upstart (at that time) Chris Ware, who Gus was mesmerized by. Again, I was so fortunate to know Gus Arriola in the last 10 years of his life and to be able to call him a friend. Saludos, mi Amigo! Enjoy this footage of one of America's underappreciated 20th Century greats. Sam Klemke, Catoonist, Caricaturist, filmmaker and Bon Vivant

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