[ebooks] Drawing Cartoons and Comics For Dummies by Brian Fairrington in Arts-Photography

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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful. Very Helpful book!By Randy CrawfordBeing a cartoonist since 1981 I was looking for a more recent book with updated computer cartooning and comic book drawing info.Most of the books I had were from 2000 -04.The section on computer color separation was particularly helpful.A few months back I did a color separation for a comic book cover using guidelines from a 2000 publication that took over 12 hours.The steps in this book made the process only a couple of hours.Other info was also very useful.1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Catch up on the Drawing Cartooning Comics on paper computers.By Greg BeeVery helpful info. especially about the change of material/tools to make your cartoons comics. Printed in 2009. Im just now getting this book in 2015. Very informative on how-tos and what-tos of the past remembered. and usable. Very helpful answers on the what-tos of the computer world tools and simulating drawing tools. The heads up on digital media for the internet market and the print media. (At least the changes up to 2009. Time for an latest update edition to this book.) Great info for those looking for answers on Drawing Cartoon Comics. I learned a lot myself. as Im learning the change from 3 and a half decades in ink paper to tablet computer for my cartooning.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Not really a book for dummies.By Wite FeatherThis book is okay. It is more geared for people considering a career in cartoon drawing and not someone who has never drawn a cartoon before.. Should know the basics of art before getting this book. The author definitely has his own style of drawing. That being said. there is a lot of knowledge in this books.