"Cartoon Workshop" is a practical and informative journey through the process of creating cartoons. Joel Mishon, with contributions from numerous professional cartoonists, provides practical help and instructive projects to show how a humorous idea is transformed into a successful cartoon. Packed full of cartoons by many of the world's best cartoonists and with comments by the artists themselves, everyone from the layman to the enthusiast can gain an insight into how successful cartoons are created. The book contains several hands-on projects, handy tips, what-went-wrong features and many real-life cartoon case studies

About the Author

Joel Mishon is the co-founder and cartoon editor of CartoonStock Ltd, the largest collection of cartoon talent on the internet. Joel's own work has appeared in Private Eye, Punch, The Times and The Spectator. He has also taught the art of drawing cartoons at the National Museum of Cartoon Art. Ed Beardwell is the other co-founder of CartoonStock and handles everything related to literacy and numeracy, providing the technical/business expertise and facilities for the company.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Not like all the others, 22 Jan 2004

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This is a great book! I've seen loads of other cartooning books but they're like the Rolf Harris school of 'how to draw'. This book is for people who can already draw, and by draw I mean have a style - No one ever said Picaso had any life drawing skills but he sells a shed loads of paintings.

My point is that this is the only book I've ever found that is a real book on how to go about cartooning. It's really practical, with real-life case-studies, advice from professionals and warning! tips, but it's also dead funny. It demonstrates that if you're funny and professional about it, you can suceed.

Check out my favourite cartoon on page 95!

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