cartooning

The cartooning is impressive in its achievement, a wonderful journey through both subject matter and skill.

*Little Nothings: Uneasy Happiness — Recommended » Comics Worth Reading 2010

It all starts when Chuck is asked to teach an after-school program in cartooning to elementary school kids†¦ and it isn†™ t long before he learns the kids can be more hyperactive than his doodles!

Archie Comics for February 2010 | Major Spoilers - Comic Book Reviews and News 2009

Neely's cartooning is light and breezy one panel (deftly evoking a cartoon-strip nostalgic past) and utterly terrifying the next, as the Blot and the unnamed character come to terms with one another.

What Are You Reading? | Robot 6 @ Comic Book Resources – Covering Comic Book News and Entertainment 2009

Harvey is expert in cartooning, comics history, and literary analysis, and this is a very good book on the form.

Archive 2008-02-01 2008

The trick to cartooning is finding humor in some of the most vicious events that happen on a daily basis around Baghdad, Abdel-Ilah says.

Editorial cartoonists draw on everyday life 2007

That means that the cartooning is solid, if old-fashioned, but I can’t cope with any more of these repetitive, unfunny stories.

Chibis: Four-Eyed Prince 2, Rin-Ne 2, Sayonara, Zetsubou-Sensei 5 » Manga Worth Reading 2010

Given Hartley’s involvement, the cartooning is right in line with the other Archie books of the time.

Archie’s Christian Comics » Comics Worth Reading 2010

Some of the cartooning is bad as well: there’s a one-page sequence that’s meant to be physical comedy, but the artist didn’t bother to establish the physical layout of the room, so the events are hard for the reader to follow.

Archie Comics for September and October 2009 » Comics Worth Reading 2009

Much of the article deals with the fact that most political cartoonists are liberal and the politics of cartooning, which is interesting but mostly tangential to this post.

GetReligion 2009

Highly intelligent, talented but surrounded by people who couldn't imagine -- and therefore couldn't emotionally support -- the notion of cartooning for a living, he nevertheless was lucky enough to find himself in employ of a company that allowed him to mature his drawing as an unwitting means to express his own pantheon of insecurities; the book is liberally illustrated with strips that echo the goings-on of his life.

David Seah - Design, Development, Inspiration, Empowerment 2008