Cartooning: Philosophy and Practice

Are you interested in the art of cartooning? Look no further! Introducing "Cartooning: Philosophy and Practice" - a smart and charming guide to the world of cartooning. Written by Ivan Brunetti, the editor of Yale's Anthology of Graphic Fiction, Cartoons, and True Stories, this book is a must-have for aspiring cartoonists and enthusiasts alike!

Winner of the prestigious 2012 Will Eisner Comic Industry Award for the Best Academic/Scholarly Work, "Cartooning: Philosophy and Practice" is an essential tool for anyone passionate about the craft. Just like Strunk & White's Elements of Style revolutionized prose, Brunetti's book brings the same level of expertise and guidance to the art of cartooning. Keep it right next to your desk for quick reference whenever you need it!

In this comprehensive book, Brunetti presents fifteen distinct lessons that cover everything you need to know about cartooning. He covers the terminology, techniques, tools, and theory behind this intricate art form. Through creative exercises and assignments, you'll learn to develop your own personal style and discover your unique visual language.

With Brunetti's own illustrations specially prepared for this book, you'll be immersed in the world of cartooning from the very first page. From spontaneous drawings to single-panel strips and complex multipage stories, you'll explore the various aspects of visual storytelling and character design. Brunetti encourages experimentation with a variety of tools, media, and approaches, allowing you to push the boundaries of your creativity.

Don't miss out on this unintimidating approach to learning cartooning. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced artist, "Cartooning: Philosophy and Practice" is the ultimate guide to enhance your skills. Order your copy today and embark on a journey of creativity and self-expression!

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