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How To Draw Funny Pictures
 December 1, 2007 12:30 am
Bill Stewart of Frantic Films posted a precious family heirloom on flickr: Treasure Chest’s Hobby Craft – Points on Cartooning and How To Draw Funny Pictures by George Carlson (Jingle Jangle Comics). (Thanks, Bill Stewart) |
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hi, This book is very cool, I am brasilian and I study to be a designer/animator… thanks for this reference!
That’s an awesome publication!
It’s always great to see various cartooning styles and methods from different time periods.
It really payed off for Bill, he’s a great animator!
Dover Publications reprinted Carlson’s ‘Learn How To Draw Comics’ in 2002 with some of this material. My favorite part? The difference between Noah and Methuselah is a sailor’s cap!
Very cool stuff. Love the design style and it’s still relevant today. The cover art rocks.
Most cartoon depictions of the world used to be grinning and happy-go-lucky, until about August of 1939.
It’s true what they say. Laugh and the world laughs with you. :-)