cartoons and caricatures

Presents illustrated, step-by-step directions on how to draw cartoons, providing lessons on different body parts and facial features, animals, and landscapes, and includes information on comic strip layout, dialogue balloons, and character placement.

Contains illustrated, step-by-step instructions on how to draw cartoon faces, and includes a selection of fun activities for budding cartoonists.

Presents a step-by-step method for drawing cartoons, covering heads, expressions, bodies, costumes, hands and feet, animals, and other features and creatures; and includes information on the history of cartooning.

Provides illustrated, step-by-step instructions for drawing funny characters, discusses style development, explains how to create gags and funny situations, and offers advice on how to sell cartoons.

Comic-book fan Harry becomes convinced that his mother is really the super hero Tuatara especially when he tries to help her fight the evil Bonnie Android.

This book presents easy step-by-step instructions for drawing Tinker Bell and other fairies of Pixie Hollow.

Presents a collection of over 200 years of American cartoon and comic art by a number of accomplished artists and cartoonists in the U.S., including editorial cartoons, animation, comic books, and strips.

The author offers his opinions about how and why caricature should exist, and provides examples and advice from a variety of renowned caricature artists.

An in-depth look at the stages of creating a successful caricature.

Provides an analysis of drawing materials available to cartoonists, followed by an A-to-Z guide to cartooning techniques and principles, and includes a gallery of professional drawings arranged in the genres of satire and comment, caricature, humor, strips, and illustration.