Cartoonists

Links to samples and Interviews with my favorite Cartoonists & Illustrators

Calvin & Hobbes was a fan-favorite for decades; here's the one that started it all. GoComics.com is a site you can view Calvin & Hobbes, as well as hundreds more cartoons.
What are "The Ringo Awards," and how do they relate to young Cartoonists? (link added 260820h0437, from my Facebook associate, Jacob Chabot). The Mike Wieringo Comic Book Industry Awards is an annual celebration of the creativity, skill and fun of comics.
"First Issues" is a feature by Image Comics, where readers can check out the first issue of new comics online
Sergio Aragones, Mad's "Marginal" Cartoonist (Google Search), "Lambiek's Comiclopedia" article on Sergio. An (old) interview with Kim Thompson, interviewing Sergio, (from "The Comics Journal")
New Yorker Magazine Cartoonist, Saul Steinberg, is a favorite of mine from decades ago; I had to look it up on google to make sure I'd remembered his name correctly.
Al Jaffee, another Mad Magazine Cartoonist (for 65 years!)
Etherington Brothers on Pinterest (gobs and gobs of drawing tips): Scroll down for the first 300 THREE HUNDRED how to THINK when you draw TUTORIALS, in alphabetical order. And another Pinterest page posting with more links to their instructional tutorial pages. (Note: you might not be able to view them at school).
Bado's Blog feature, "I Wish I'd Drawn That," from May 24, 2011. This blog posts samples of Political cartoons from all over the world, as well as interviews of famous Cartoonists and Humorous Illustrators.
100+ Character Model Sheets From Animation History
Randy Glasbergen is one of my favorite Cartoonists. this link, from a fellow cartoonist, david Paccia, who wrote a blog called, "David Wasting Paper," is a fitting tribute to Glasbergen. (Glasbergen died in 2015).
Saturday Evening Post "Meet the Cartoonists" feature, including Randy Glasbergen's biography and sampling.
Ridley Silva is the daughter of our (recently retired) Librarian at Clark Middle School; here's a link to her portfolio on DeviantArt.

Creature Card Generator (PBS)

The Ringo Awards for Best Cartoons.

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Cartoonists

Links to samples and Interviews with my favorite Cartoonists & Illustrators

Calvin & Hobbes was a fan-favorite for decades; here's the one that started it all. GoComics.com is a site you can view Calvin & Hobbes, as well as hundreds more cartoons.

What are "The Ringo Awards," and how do they relate to young Cartoonists? (link added 260820h0437, from my Facebook associate, Jacob Chabot). The Mike Wieringo Comic Book Industry Awards is an annual celebration of the creativity, skill and fun of comics.

"First Issues" is a feature by Image Comics, where readers can check out the first issue of new comics online

Sergio Aragones, Mad's "Marginal" Cartoonist (Google Search), "Lambiek's Comiclopedia" article on Sergio. An (old) interview with Kim Thompson, interviewing Sergio, (from "The Comics Journal")

New Yorker Magazine Cartoonist, Saul Steinberg, is a favorite of mine from decades ago; I had to look it up on google to make sure I'd remembered his name correctly.

Al Jaffee, another Mad Magazine Cartoonist (for 65 years!)

Bado's Blog feature, "I Wish I'd Drawn That," from May 24, 2011. This blog posts samples of Political cartoons from all over the world, as well as interviews of famous Cartoonists and Humorous Illustrators.

100+ Character Model Sheets From Animation History

Randy Glasbergen is one of my favorite Cartoonists. this link, from a fellow cartoonist, david Paccia, who wrote a blog called, "David Wasting Paper," is a fitting tribute to Glasbergen. (Glasbergen died in 2015).

Saturday Evening Post "Meet the Cartoonists" feature, including Randy Glasbergen's biography and sampling.

Ridley Silva is the daughter of our (recently retired) Librarian at Clark Middle School; here's a link to her portfolio on DeviantArt.