How to draw comics Animation cartoons Manga Marvel Stan Lee Maddocks books

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How to draw comics The Marvel Way book, 160 pages, By Stan Lee and John Buscema, 1978 – First Fireside edition, 1984   Flat signed on the title page, Stan Lee, the founding father of Marvel Comics, and John Buscema, artist of the classic Silver Surfer series, give professional advice and instruction for budding comics artists. Learn how to draw the Marvel way, courtesy of this lavishly illustrated, step-by-step guide to all facets of the process. Stan Lee, the founding father of Marvel Comics, and John Buscema, artist of the classic Silver Surfer series, give professional advice and instruction for budding comics artists. Learn how to draw the Marvel way, courtesy of this lavishly illustrated, step-by-step guide to all facets of the process. Condition: oversize paperback, No writing, NO RIPS, NO TEARS, BINDING is intact with no loose pages, some bumps to the corners,

Learn to Draw Manga Step by step guide BOOK, Emmett Elvin, 191 pages, 2003

Even if you’ve never ventured into the exciting world of manga before the book’s simple step by step approach allows the complete novice to gain essential drawing skills. Equally if you are already highly experienced in drawing your own manga universe and you need extra tips on inking or further inspiration in storytelling then this is the guide for you. Whatever your skill level this book is designed to be a fun way to improve your drawing skills.  It is full of some of the best secrets and tricks, many of which you won’t have seen anywhere else. Manga is the most exciting and vibrant form of comic art on the planet. There’s no better time to learn new skills, so start now!  Shows as nearly new! oversize paperback, NO WRITING, NO RIPS, NO TEARS, NO CREASES, BINDING TIGHT AS NEW,

How to draw Animation book 144 pages, Christopher Hart, 1997

These lively pages burst with hands-on instruction for creating clever, colorful character animation. Once again, this best-selling author knows just what readers want, and he provides it with this timely instructional on that hugely popular and magical art form: animation. Everywhere we turn movies, television, videos, CD-ROM animated characters capture our imagination. This superb book shows aspiring cartoonists and animators how to learn or adapt skills to the lucrative, ever-growing field of animated art. Inviting, step-by-step demonstrators present animation with the emphasis most helpfully placed on cartooning, rather than film technique. The wide-ranging instruction teaches how to create images of hilarious antics and mischief; bring alive enchanted fairy tales and action adventures; conceive brand-new characters with original looks: design contemporary looking settings and backgrounds; and prepare professional-quality storyboards.  Condition oversize paperback, No writing, NO RIPS, NO TEARS, BINDING is intact with no loose pages, the first free endpaper has a picture that someone has traced over – no marks but it has embossed the image on the back side of the page

Cartooning for beginners book step by step guide 1992 By Maddocks

A step by step guide to drawing cartoons, Condition: NO RIPS, NO TEARS, couple of small marks inside front cover, hardcover book, no dustjacket, No Writing BINDING IS INTACT WITH NO LOOSE PAGES, SHELF WEAR,

The Career Cartoonist book Dick Gautier, 116+ pages, 1992  A step by step guide to presenting and selling your artwork. Featuring over 150 illustrations, advanced techniques for drawing comic strips, panel cartoons, greeting cards, art for children’s books, and more. Condition  NO writing, NO RIPS, NO TEARS, BINDING TIGHT

7 How to Draw Spiderman book Steve Behling, 32 pages, Troll

Step by step guide to drawing the world’s coolest superhero.

Condition: no writing, NO RIPS, NO TEARS, BINDING is intact with no loose pages,

8 Animation Magic, Disney, Don Hahn, 1996 First Edition

95 pages, A step by step introduction to animated filmmaking from the producer of some of Disney’s most beloved and celebrated animated features.  hardcover book with dustjacket, library stamp but no pockets or sleeves, no tape or mylar cover, dustjacket has slice along front flap edge,