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Drawing created in, Procreate app on iPad. Just my fingers used, no stylus. Text and logos added to drawing in a separate app, Inkpad.
Drawing can be viewed as it's being created on YouTube www.youtube.com/watch?v=rbp-2LH2c84
Original cartoon character that makes "Dinosaur" motif.
It draws with Photoshop. It is a very lovely mascot character.
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He is a beaver of health mania.
These are the record of his "disease, injury and health management."
It draws with Photoshop. It is a very lovely mascot character.
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I love the way I look as a cartoon! Someday I hope to share this to my children and maybe become cartoons like me. One could hope!
Social networking wasn't created by Facebook, Twitter or LinkedIn. It has existed since two humans got together and shared stories.
This social media cartoon depicts a social media strategist explaining that just having dinner and chatting is a form of social networking.
This cartoon was created as part of a blog post that can be viewed here:
Comic: Newfangled Social Networking
www.socmedsean.com/comic-newfangled-social-networking/
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Exhibitions are rather cool, but a kid inadvertently destroyed a pricey statue at China’s LEGO Exposition. The statue was a big fox figure of Nick Wilde of Zootopia. Spending 3 days carefully piecing the statue through many Lego bricks, Zhao never thought it might just take seconds for a student to destroy it entirely after pressing it mistakenly within one hour of exhibition ‘s opening in the mall. More info: bit.ly/2Fw0b0F
I wanted my political cartoon to be focused on the feminist movement. I tried to my cartoon simple but meaningful. I find it hard to believe that even in 2015, women are paid less than men.
Suspended Animation Classic #893 First published February 5, 2006 (#6) (Dates are approximate)
Hank Ketcham's Complete Dennis The Menace: 1951-1952
By Michael Vance
Hank Ketchum was master of the punch line without a "set-up", better known as the single-panel cartoon, and Dennis the Menace was his masterpiece.
In parallel to the universal "every-man" concept of prose, Dennis has been everyboy for over fifty years. He has been so for two very good reasons.
1) Ketcham was an astonishing artist. Every Dennis panel is meticulously staged; everything needed to accomplish his punch line is included, and nothing more. The balance of black with white areas is flawless, his line work is fluid and dynamic in execution, and his mastery of human stance and expression is unsurpassed.
2) Dennis is a 'real live boy', to quote Pinocchio. He is smaltzy sweet and downright nasty. He is too full of energy and curiosity, socially awkward, and blatantly honest (especially with his parent's opinions!)
His father, mother, friends and neighbors are also real live people. Characterization and dialog ring true because Ketcham was an astute scholar of the human condition. As an added bonus for those of us alive in the 1950s, Ketcham also caught the nuances of that decade. This reviewer was almost overwhelmed with memories triggered by simple things like the shape of an automobile or refrigerator, a discarded toy, clothing, and the attitudes of that decade.
Yes, young readers, neighbors really did watch after neighborhood kids, 5 ½ year old boys could walk around alone with no fear of being manhandled, and the exuberance of being alive was not labeled "A.D.D." (Attention Deficit Disorder—ha!!). I liked the world better in the '50s. And comics cost a dime!
Dennis the Menace is comics at their highest level of achievement, and this massive collection receives the highest recommendation for readers of all ages.
Hank Ketcham's Complete Dennis The Menace: 1951-1952/589 pages and $24.95 from Fantagraphics/sold in comics shops.
This is actually pretty funny, and informative.
From a student anti-alcohol-abuse campaign propaganda booklet, put out by Health and Welfare Canada (a federal government ministry) in 1986.
Looks like Xlortho just got an email! I wonder who it's from? One of his pod mates? His maternal birthing unit? The Galactic Senate?
Nope, it's just from a Nigerian prince.
Drawn in Photoshop on the graphic tablet.
Want to see more? Check out my new blog! All the cool kids are doing it!
suggestions:
try use thicker paper
if you use the A4 paper like me, use the glue.
use the knife to cut the line not the scissors.:(
I took this photo out of class
I really like how the editing turned out on this, I followed a youtube video to make Brinley look like a cartoon character
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This is Mr. Eichhörnchen. He thinks he has German ancestry based on his surname. He likes wearing festive boxer shorts, and he enjoys eating a wide variety of nuts.
the artist made a series of concept art that would have hopefully been the designs that a bunch of maquettes would have been made from. unfortunately these were never produced.
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