cartoons and caricatures

Contains 487 cartoons by Gary Larson taken from three books that feature his "Far Side" comics.

A collection of cartoons featuring a variety of animals, insects, and people in comic situations, and including a series of color plates that trace the evolution of life on Earth.

Presents the basics of creating cartoons for children. Includes how to draw animals and people, how to split the story into several frames, and how to create a caption.

Presents a step-by-step guide to techniques for practicing making cartoons.

Defines and examines various modes of twentieth-century visual humor, including whimsy, wit, parody, irony, satire, and nonsense, and illustrates how they are expressed through paintings, sculpture, comic strips, and other art forms.

Offers illustrated instructions on how to draw cartoon characters, with advice on how to come up with jokes for the cartoons, tips on overcoming writer's block, and discussion of how to protect and sell ideas.

A humorous examination of architectural designs, monuments, and buildings at some future point in time.

A collection of Peanuts cartoons featuring Charlie Brown looking back over his life and times.

Outlines how to draw simple cartoons from circles, dots, lines, and curves and how to add professional touches such as shading, decorative detail, or color.

Anakin, Rex, Ahsoka and a host of other characters from the Cartoon Network series leap off the page in full color. Devoted "Star Wars: The Clone Wars" fans will find all the stats they need, from Anakin Skywalker's lightsaber skills to Ziro the Hutt's scheming, and everything in between.