Sentence examples for cartoon studies from inspiring English sources

In many funny and weird cartoon studies on paper, she pictures torsos, feet, hands and heads encumbered by such psychologically charged devices.

The cartoon study, according to authors, was inadvertently inspired by some advice Colman received from a friend: "You're watching 'Finding Nemo' with your children this evening?

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He loved cartoons and studied them as if his salvation lay somewhere in their peculiarities of shading and penmanship.

Most apt are Bearden's roots in satirical cartooning (he studied with George Grosz in the thirties) and pictorial strategies that are part Cubist and part Netherlandish (Brueghel, de Hooch).

This includes going back to the very first Disney cartoons and studying how animation and characters have evolved over the years into the Manga, Anime, and other lifelike characters featured in video games.

It became famous for its cartoons and biographical studies.

One cartoon is entitled "Studying" above an image of surgeons hacking away at a corpse.

This probably doesn't mean you can improve your love life by studying cartoon faces and pictures of vegetables, though.

Meek, who was born and brought up in Norfolk, attended Thetford Grammar school and, after A-levels, studied cartoon animation.

In truth I spend very little of my time studying cartoon characters for evidence of sexual orientation.