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You get to see the process that Brian uses to create his cartoons -- a combo of old (ink on paper) and new (coloring via computer). If you check out more of the paper, then you can see that every day he'll have a sketch to finish video of that day's cartoon. Always worth bookmarking to see something like this, huh? Fun stuff!
And check out the AAEC/OSU link to the Opper Project ("Using Editorial Cartoons to Tech history") and Toon-o-Matic (cartoons for the classroom).
Big tip of the cartoon hat to my pal Dave Carpenter. Thanks Dave! Great things come from Iowa -- like Dave, Mark Anderson and me (born Iowa City, IA)!
1 comment:
I remember growing up and knowing that Duffy was on the front page and assuming that that's how editorial cartoons worked.
Oh that I were right.
Seriously, an editorial cartoon on the front page – that so rocks!
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