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Creative Drawing: Parts of a Cartoon - Eyes, Noses, Ears, Mouths, Etc. Ages 5+ ✎
Raymond Mullikin (Raytoons Comics)
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Students will learn how to create their own cartoon characters, using basic drawing techniques that make up a cartoon.
Class Experience
This class is intended for students interested in learning more about how to draw cartoons. Students will learn how to create their own cartoon characters, working in a humorous "Sunday funnies" style. They will discover the basic drawing techniques that make up a cartoon, including the different types of eyes, noses, ears, mouths, etc.. They will be able to draw humorous, simplified faces. Students tackle projects by learning basic drawing principles and apply them to drawing their...
- 1. Students will learn to create an expressive abstract composition (cartoon) based on random different types of shapes and lines.
1 file available upon enrollmentFine-tip Pen and Paper (or a digital drawing tablet)
Joined June, 2020
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Teacher expertise and credentials
California Teaching Certificate in Elementary Education
2 Degrees
Bachelor's Degree in Education from University of La Verne
Associate's Degree in Education from Cuesta College
Hi, my name is Raymond Mullikin. 👋 I am a professional cartoonist and credentialed teacher from San Luis Obispo, California. I teach classes in Cartooning, Comic Book Printing and Publishing, 2D Cartoon Animation, Claymation/Stop Motion, Toy...
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Group Class
$20
per classMeets once
50 min
Completed by 103 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 5-10
2-12 learners per class
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