Cartoonists Thread!

[bryanstone]

recommended by Dane Martin and drawn.ca

Otto Soglow:

www.goofbutton.com/2007/07/otto_soglow.html

And recommended by James from last semester

Anne Cleveland:

shaenon.livejournal.com/15446.html
shaenon.livejournal.com/14963.html
www.comicsreporter.com/index.php/briefings/commentary/5049


And finally, for good measure, I found this while looking for something else...there's a paparazzi style picture of james:

www.pbase.com/csw62/cartoons

[bak]

Here are some items I've posted at the school board - some of it is comics-oriented, some of it is illustration and/or video work, which I think is vital and rad. Cartoonists looking only at comics is the surest antidote to creativity.

Anyhow:

Jorg Immendorf
www.extralot.com/artist_item.php?lang=2&artist=15&referer=15

Marcel Ruijters
www.xs4all.nl/~troglo/#

and Lost Tribe Comics
www.lost-comics-tribe.com/

J.R. Bob "Not Your Yeti" Dobbs
www.subgenius.com/

Vicki Bennett is People Like Us
www.youtube.com/watch?v=rTkWFLF2pSQ

Scott Teplin
www.teplin.com/

Kathleen Lolley
lolleyland.com/

Le Dernier Cri
www.lederniercri.org/

Henry Hills video
mediamogul.seas.upenn.edu/pennsound/video/Hills/Hills-Henry_Gotham_1990.mov

more Henry Hills videos and amazing video work and art can be found at
www.ubu.com/film/

[morgan]

Hugh McLeod
www.gapingvoid.com/

Steven Notley
www.angryflower.com/

Keith Knight
www.kchronicles.com/

Phil Cho
www.skinnypanda.com/

Jason Younbluth
www.whatisdeepfried.com/deepfriedweekly.html


-Morgan

[bak]

duh.

zack soto is your own personal mindfreak

www.studygroup12.com/

[catgarza]

keith knight and steven notley are my boys!

[bryanstone]

Bryan Lee O'Malley (sp?)

destroyerzooey.livejournal.com/

and Hope Larson

hopelarson.livejournal.com/

And another amazing and almost unknown cartoonist recommended by James, Russ Johnson. Johnson wrote and drew his comic strip 'Mr. Oswald' for an astonishing 62 years!

cagle.msnbc.com/hogan/interviews/johnson/home.asp

[bryanstone]

Scroll down a bit for a taste of the beautiful bacground work Willian Ray does for Samurai Jack:

madaboutcartoons.blogspot.com/

And another good cartooning resource:

klangley.blogspot.com/

...be sure to check out his links for a ton of great cartooning related blogs!

and if you're not already reading Cartoon Modern...well...you should be:

cartoonmodern.blogsome.com/

[sean]

james jean:

www.processrecess.com/

jim woodring:

jimwoodring.blogspot.com/

rare blogs that i actually find entertaining, jean for his the steps he reveals about his process and woodring for how freaking weird and funny even his blog posts are.

[bak]

That Cartoon Modern shit is the jam! Thanks, bryan!

[bryanstone]

it's one of my favorites, glad you liked it!

[bak]

Wish I could do an entire story in that style, it would be so tricky to master all of those nuances and keep the impulse to go off on your own in check. I see that stuff and think, "I can't draw anyhow. What's the use? I should be using my x-acto blades to carve drawings across my wrists! My useless, useless wrists!"

[bak]

Free R Crumb Online Art Instruction Video! PAY ATTENTION!!

www.youtube.com/watch?v=7fu0OW5tLy0&mode=related&search=

[bak]

WHAT UP SOF' BOY??

www.youtube.com/watch?v=yDZ7M9N5oo8

[catgarza]

that was kinda trippady doo

[bakalicious]

I picked up that Cartoon Modern book from the Dartmouth library and it's unreal. I've already gone and done an illustration in this style and definitely going to work out a style like this for a couple of different projects. The UPA stuff is so inspiring. BTW there is UPA animation Mignola included in one of the the special edition Hellboy DVDs; I saw this cartoon with friends at Dylan Williams' house last year and, well, you just have to see it to believe it.

Watch:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJb150JRqpQ&mode=related&search=