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Cartoon Cool: How to Draw New Retro-Style Characters

Cartoon Cool: How to Draw New Retro-Style Characters
By Christopher Hart

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Love that Sponge Bob? Always lurking in Dexter’s lab? Wishing for Fairly Odd Parents? Millions of fans watch these shows avidly, often solely for their zingy, stylized look and hip visual jokes. Now there’s a drawing book just right for everyone who admires that quirky style: Cartoon Cool. Top-selling author Christopher Hart shows beginning cartoonists, retro fans, and all other hipsters how to get that almost-1950s look in their drawings. His trademark step-by-step drawings and crystal-clear text are sure to make Saturday mornings more creative!


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  • Amazon Sales Rank: #108547 in Books
  • Published on: 2005-03-24
  • Original language: English
  • Number of items: 1
  • Binding: Paperback
  • 112 pages

Customer Reviews

Want to Know How To Draw Retro? This Is Your Book!!!5
If you are looking to change your cartooning style or just want to learn how to draw "retro" styled cartoons, this is your book! Christopher Hart teaches you how to draw retro-styled cartoons by comparing the classic style and the retro style so you can pinpoint where you need to draw differently to achieve that retro look.

As always, a great learning guide for the beginner or the experienced cartoon artist.

Thank you Mr. Hart!!!5
This is another great title from Christopher Hart. In this book, he takes a look of some of the cartoons and animation that is popular today. This seems to be an era of the "retro" look and feel and Mr. Hart uses this book as a resouce to explore and teach these cool cartooning techniques!

Gift this book to yourself or the retro cartoon fan in your life!

A must have book5
You can't go wrong with this book. It really covers the subject matter completely.

Christoper Hart you did good!