Cartooning for beginners
In this workshop, you’ll learn how to create your own cartoon characters, working in a humorous “Sunday Funnies” style, even if you’ve never drawn before. We’ll draw humorous, simplified faces and figures, cartoon animals and more. Plus: inking, coloring, copyrighting your artwork and getting published. The instructor’s artwork has been published in the U.S. and Europe. ...
In this workshop, you’ll learn how to create your own cartoon characters, working in a humorous “Sunday Funnies” style, even if you’ve never drawn before. We’ll draw humorous, simplified faces and figures, cartoon animals and more. Plus: inking, coloring, copyrighting your artwork and getting published. The instructor’s artwork has been published in the U.S. and Europe. Nothing to bring or buy; all materials are provided. To sign up for this class now, call 206-420-1309. For more information, or to register online, visit http://www.classesandworkshops.com
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January 24, 2010 - February 14, 2010
11:00 AM - 12:45 PM
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- University of Washington, Seattle, WA 98195, USA
Seattle, WA 98195 | University District
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- Sarah Morrow
- Shoreline, WA
Review of Cartooning for beginners, August 15, 2008
I love all of Nils's classes! We covered an amazing amount of information in four meetings, got lots of practice. It was mostly adults but there were a couple of younger ones there. Nils treated everyone with the same respect regardless of the students ages. I loved the exercise in inking, and how it changed the artwork, and the exercises in drawing faces and in putting figures in action. I'll be back for more classes.
I love all of Nils's classes! We covered an amazing amount of information in four meetings, got lots of practice. It was mostly adults but there were a couple of younger ones there. Nils treated everyone with the same respect regardless of the students ages. I loved the exercise in inking, and how it changed the artwork, and the exercises in drawing faces and in putting figures in action. ...
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"A wonderful screenwriting class"
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- Sarah Morrow
- Shoreline, WA
Review of Nils Osmar, April 05, 2009
I've taken several classes from Nils at the Wonder school and Experimental College. The most recent one was the screenwriting class, It’s Time to Write Your Screenplay.
I learned an amazing amount in five weeks, and got lots and lots of practice. The class energized my writing, cleaned up some problems I was having, and gave me focus. The exercises were almost unbelievably helpful, to myself and other students. The feedback was GREAT. I improved a lot and saw tremendous improvement in several other students’ writing, as the course went along.
Nils’s classes are well-structured, fun and very professional. I recommend this class to anyone who has ever daydreamed about writing a screenplay.
I've taken several classes from Nils at the Wonder school and Experimental College. The most recent one was the screenwriting class, It’s Time to Write Your Screenplay.
I learned an amazing amount in five weeks, and got lots and lots of practice. The class energized my writing, cleaned up some problems I was having, and gave me focus. The exercises were almost unbelievably helpful, to my...
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