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HOW TO DRAW CARICATURES.
by Lenn Redman. This is easily THE best book I've ever seen on the subject of caricature drawing. While most books describe a few general
principles, and then just give lots of examples, Lenn Redman gives a step-by-step classroom approach that, with a little
time and practice, will soon have you drawing decent caricatures on your own. Yes, the book also contains a lot of
examples of his own drawings, but unlike most books on the subject, the emphasis is on theory and method, and is not
just a showcase of the author's work (review by Bob Buethe).
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THE CARTOONIST'S WORKBOOK.
By Robin Hall. Paperback - 112 pages (May 1997) Sterling Publications.
Dimensions (in inches): 0.30 x 10.95 x 8.58 Price: $13.05
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CARTOONING: THE ART AND THE BUSINESS.
by Mort Gerberg. From Library Journal: Accomplished in many phases of
cartooning, the prolific Gerberg shares the tricks of his trade in
this updated and expanded edition of his Arbor House Book of Cartooning.
Soft cover. 272 Pages. |
GETTING STARTED DRAWING & SELLING CARTOONS.
by Randy Glasbergen. Have you always wanted to express
yourself by drawing funny pictures of the world around you? Well
here's your chance. No matter what your skill level, this book will
teach you everything you need to know about drawing and selling
cartoons. Hard-cover. 117 Pages. |
HOW TO BE A SUCCESSFUL CARTOONIST.
by Randy Glasbergen. Whether you want to turn your cartooning talent
into a few extra bucks or an entire career, this is the book.
Hard-cover. 1996 |
THE COMPLETE BOOK OF CARICATURE.
by Bob Staake. Caricature is a skill best learned
by example, and you will find hundreds of examples in this book.
Hard-cover. 134 Pages. |
THE ENCYClOPEDIA OF CARTOONING TECHNIQUES.
By Steve Whitaker. This visual encyclopedia will help cartoonists
of all levels choose the right materials, improve technical skills,
and develop personal style. Color. Glossy paper. Hard-cover. 176 Pages. |
