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Water Gear Diving Seahorses (4 pcs)
Price : $5.99 $4.27
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: - 7" seahorses stand upright on pool bottom
- Promotes underwater skills and confidence
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These 7" seahorses stand upright on the pool bottom. Fun for all ages! Set of 4.
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Crayola Story Studio Comic Maker Spiderman
Price : $14.99 $5.36
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: - Everything kids need to star in their own Spiderman comics
- Full online access code allows kids to easliy morph photos of themselves into Spiderman and insert into a real comic adventure!
- Kids print, color and bind story pages to create a real storybook
- Includes glossy cover pages
- Reusable story book binding strips slide on easily
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Crayola Story Studio Spiderman will allow you to turn a photo of yourself into a superhero and appear in the pages of a Spiderman adventure. Then print, color and bind your pages in a real storybook. - Product Dimensions (inches): 10.5 (L) x 1.2 (W) x 14.5 (H)
- Age: 6 years and up
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Crayola Story Studio Fairy Tale Maker Princesses
Price : $14.99 $4.95
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: - Everything kids need to star in their own Disney Princess Storybook
- Full online access code allows kids to easliy morph photos of themselves into princesses and insert into a real Disney Priness adventure!
- Kids print, color and bind story pages to create a real storybook
- Includes glossy cover pages
- Reusable story book binding strips slide on easily
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Crayola Story Studio will allow you to turn a photo of yourself into a princess and appear in the pages of a Disney Princess adventure. Then print, color and bind your pages in a real storybook. - Product Dimensions (inches): 10.5 (L) x 1.2 (W) x 14.5 (H)
- Age: 6 years and up
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Crayola Story Studio Star Wars
Price : $11.99 $11.99
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: - On-line Story code inside allows kids to easily morph a photo of themselves into a character, then create adventures
- Kids print, color and bind story pages to create real storybooks
- Glossy cover pages
- Reusable storybook binding strips slide on easily
- 3 easy steps
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Picture yourself in the middle of all the intergalactic action! Now take that to the next level and actually be in the middle of your favorite Star Wars-themed action story with the Crayola Story Studio - Star Wars pack. You're just 3 easy steps away from putting yourself right in the middle of an actual Star Wars story book. Online code included. Set has enough materials for 3 complete story books and more stories online. Recommended for ages 6 and up.
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Crayola Story Studio Comic Maker Cars 2
Price : $14.99 $6.87
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: - Everything kids need to star in their own Cars 2 Storybook
- Full online access code allows kids to easliy morph photos of themselves into princesses and insert into a real Cars 2 adventure!
- Kids print, color and bind story pages to create a real storybook
- Includes glossy cover pages
- Reusable story book binding strips slide on easily
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Crayola Story Studio Cars 2 will allow you to turn a photo of yourself into a Cars 2 picture and appear in the pages of a Cars 2 adventure. Then print, color and bind your pages in a real storybook. - Product Dimensions (inches): 10.5 (L) x 1.2 (W) x 14.5 (H)
- Age: 6 years and up
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Question : Where is a good place to take cartooning classes?
I like to draw cartoon characters (sort of disney style stuff) but my work could certainly use some polishing. I'm 14 and i was thinking about looking into some cartooning classes or workshops this summer. What would be some good places to look? Do art school ever hold classes for stuff like that and if yes how much would they cost? If you don't think art schools hold classes like that, what do you suggest?
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Yes, there are an increasing number of workshops and classes, you really need to research what's available in your area.The website in the link below seems to bring together all the resources for cartooning in the UK.It seems an increasing number of cartoonists who can't live just by selling their own work are looking for opportunities to run workshops and classes, they do them in schools and libraries and various community and arts centres that run holiday workshops or classes for young people, so one way to find out what is going on is to look at the websites of the people who are advertising as teaching cartooning and they will have news about if they are doing anything in your area.At art colleges cartooning generally comes under illustration, again do some research, but have a look at the website anyway because there's masses of interesting stuff on it.
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Question : what courses in australia are best to pursue a career in cartooning/illustration?
what are the best ways to go about studying to become a cartoonist or illustrator in australia, more specifically in queensland? if no-one knows of anything worthwhile in queensland, please suggest other states.is it best to study fine art through uni? or should i focus more on graphic art?i love drawing and want to study mainly cartooning but realise that i need background in other areas too.can anyone please suggest the most effective way to achieve this?
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u can take courses in it-animation...u draw and animate with programs such as flash or others...check out www.cartoonsmart.com. i ordered the package and it really helps u have no idea what i learned with the tutorials its amazing
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Question : How to per sue a career in cartooning and/or animation?
I'm currently in my last year of secondary school in the UK, I'll be taking A levels but I'm just wondering about my career options at the moment. I'm really interested in cartooning and animation I was wondering if there are anyways I could get a bit of a heads start in trying to per sue it? Is there any way to do that before I start job hunting properly or before university?
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Um well to tell the truth you gotta move dude ALOT of the major dubbing companies are in the u.s or canada
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Question : How to take Cartooning as a profession through Internet?
I want to switch from my software engineer career to full-time cartooning. I draw good cartoons (in science, politics, computer, environment)and got some of them published also. Please suggest me how to sell my cartoons worldwide as I reside in India(scopes are limited here). Will I earn decently so that i can give up my current job? Cartooning is my childhood hobby. Please help me with your valuable suggestions.
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If you want to publish and sell books of your cartoons online you can use CafePress.comJust set up a free account in less than 5 minutes.Then upload your art as PDF'sDetermine the price of your product and you have an online store open for business and selling your books. YES, you can publish and sell online - for free! It's amazing. I swear I don't work for them.There are syndication companies that will syndicate your comics in a variety of publications for sale and publication around the world for maximum earning potential. King Features is the most well known, I will provide a links about them and other syndication companies below.Whenever you get a new comic published you can send out press releases using PRWeb.com. Your own website with regular updates and emailed newsletters can do this for you too. If you know how to animate you could eventually make your own cartoons come to life and offer them online as programming or viral elements like e-cards as another poster suggested.If any of your cartooning ideas would make good longer form animated art it might be useful to tap into your local film community and offer your illustration services to a post production company in exchage for film animation training. Also it would be good for artists in other high profile media to become aware of your work so creative business relationships and opportunities can grow. Use the internet to reach out to organizations that would find your cartoons favorable to their cause. Let them know about your work whenever you publish new cartoons related to their effort. They have a tremendous potential to really get your work out there to passionate people who will pass it around again.Have fun pursuing this new path in your life. Cartooning was my childhood hobby too and technology was key in helping me find ways to make it profitable. Best of luck to you!
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Question : What are good exercises to do daily to improve cartooning and drawing ?
I love to draw Disney characters and also have a go at normal sketching. I want to try and do some bits each day. Are there any good exercises to do to improve.
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You are on the right track when you said that you draw daily.First and foremost watch a lot of cartoons,ie. movies, more than once, think up any of the characters you've seen and draw them off your head then compare with the movie again.You can copy pictures and tracing helps a lot.DVD's are normally accompanied by either a special features in the main dvd or an extra disc that has the special features and the work that went behind a production of the movie. Worthwhile to watch.
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Question : When did cartooning first start?
the date and year cartooning started
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Cartooning as in Disney etc or as in the preparatory works for paintings and fresco?
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Question : What is the real cartooning ink size?
In cartooning standerd reply for inking eqipment is (05mm), non bleeding acid free, how come strips in the newspaper appear to be wider then 5.0 ml wider/thicker.
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baffo
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Question : How could I get started in online cartooning?
I'd love to start a webcomic but there's a few things I can't get started on - how do you colourise a hand-drawn strip that's been scanned in? How would I go about hosting it? Anyone been here before who's faced other problems? Any advice appreciated, ta!
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I dont know the technical stuff (I'd assume just scan it and use the built in colourising tools on photoshop or gimp) but http://www.keenspot.com/ are great webcomic hosts. I've discovered loads of great little comics there, including Sinfest who started there and are now being published by black horse comics.
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Question : why is cartooning not taught in public schools?
i was wondering why cartooning not taught in public schools. does it go against the curriculum?im pretty good at cartooning myself, so id like to know. also, its for a school project.if so, please explain.
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at my school we have 3 classes for cartooning.two levels and an AP.i have a friend excelling in cartooningi guess if the schools can find/afford/have room for cartooning and there are a reasonable amount of people wanting to join up than you should talk to the school staff about it.have a survey on weather people would join and show it too them.
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Question : A good art school for cartooning or drawing?
I like to draw and doddle like cartoons and such but I also like to paint and color.I need a few good schools so I can work on getting scolarships and money of course.
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http://collegeboard.comyou can put in all of your preferences, like specific states, urban or rural environment, and majors. art schools are usually medium/small schools so make sure to check that off unless you want a school that doesn't specialize in art.parsons and risd are great schools but very competitive. i really don't recommend art institutes. the staff is nice and they're easy to get into, but they suck.
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