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InkwolfAvailable
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I can answer questions about classic-era and modern American comic strips, and have a good store of knowledge about animation and animated cartoons of the past. I know a bit about some American and European comic books (Humor only.) I can help with questions about traditional media and some computer methods of drawing and animating. And I can recommend some excellent and useful books! I can't give any idea of the monetary value of original artwork/animation cels, etc. | |
Bob BuetheU.S.
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Can answer questions about American (and some European and Asian) comic strips, cartoonists, and comic books. Also well-versed on topics related to cartooning techniques, composition, and art supplies. I'm not an expert on animated cartoons, or on the collectibles market (i.e., how much old comic books or cartoon artwork are worth). I've been asked questions on these areas in the past, and I've found the answers through Google, or from consulting other experts. This is becoming too time consuming lately, though, so I'm afraid that any future questions in these areas, unless I happen to know the answer, will receive a reply stating that this is outside of my expertise. | |
Pat HarrisAvailable
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I carve wood to create any image. Lately, my commissions consist largely of replicating a person or animal in wood as a walking stick or bottle stop. My creations do seem to match the photo I am given to reproduce very well. I can answer your questions regarding drawing and wood carving. I do not use chain saws in wood sculptures and cannot answer questions petaining to that. | |
salman aslamPakistan
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you can ask questions about lead pencil sketching and charcoal sketching.any problems related to cartooning can also be asked. | |
Art MonkKuwait
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1- I can answer the technical questions regarding the planning, directing, drawing, digital inking and coloring (in the Adobe Photoshop CS series) of a comic page. 2- I can give you pointers and critiques to improve your work or the work to be done. 3- I can answer the technical questions of "how to do this effect or that effect on this character of that move" using the Adobe Photoshop. 4- To some moderate extent i can answer the questions regarding plotting for the story, making twists and turns, how to hook and reader. However, the question of; how to imitate the coloring, inking or drawing like this artist or that artist is - NOT - something i can help you with. | |
Elgin BollingU.S.
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Can answer questions about basic sketching and drawing, caricature drawing, and cartoon character creation and techniques. I cannot answer questions concerning 3D character creation and modeling. | |
PattiU.S.
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I've worked professionally as an illustrator for over 25 years. I've illustrated numerous children's books, classroom games, textbook/workbooks, posters and educational materials.
I've also designed extensively for silk screen production. My designs have been printed primarily for the children's retail market, in stores as diverse as Bloomingdales to Montgomery Ward. Publications My work has appeared in such noteworthy publications as Highlights for Children, Scholastic Magazine, and the New York Times. Publishers I have worked with include McGraw Hill, North Atlantic Books, Hachai Publishing and MacMillan UK to name a few |
Hi, Christopher! The style doesn't look familiar to me. Do you have reason to believe it was drawn by a professional artist? It may just be a random amateur's doodling. I suspect that 15.9 64 refers
Andrea, In answer to your question on cartooning, let me first give you two excellent resources Big Book of Cartooning Bruce Blitz Blitz is a pioneer in cartoon publishing. One of the very first
Hi Paul sorry am late to answer, been buried under loads of work. anyways you can always combine any two fields of art, but then you'll have to consider the two different aspects of both fields, for
hello Paul dude, i see that you have some major points in your question. 1- you want to join an art institution. 2- you want to do character design. 3- you want to be an animator. am sure that
Hi Keith, I'm not sure I can help you. Being able to copy is a very good way to learn to draw in the beginning, but in order to turn that into an employable skill, you have to be able to draw images

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