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Mar 03 2008

Book of the Month: How to Draw and Paint Crazy Cartoon Characters

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There are tons of drawing, painting, and cartooning books out there, and only a handful of them really capture my attention.

Well, I just ordered How to Draw and Paint Crazy Cartoon Characters. It contains tons of great artwork and includes tips, history, and advice that will truly help all you animators, children’s book illustrators, comic book artists, and caricaturists out there.

The author Vincent Woodcock has worked in the animation business as an animator, director, and character designer. His credits include films such as Space Jam and The Tigger Movie.

Buy on Amazon.com

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    One Response to “Book of the Month: How to Draw and Paint Crazy Cartoon Characters”

    1. deb johnson says:
      March 5th, 2008 at 2:26 pm

      I looked at the book online and loved it! I ordered this one and another on crocheting jewelry (I’m into that these days!)

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