The cartoon blog of Andertoons cartoonist Mark Anderson. He discusses his cartoons, cartooning, comics and, oddly enough, LEGO.
I’ve written about custom cartoons and the creation process before, but I thought I’d go a little deeper this time and show you not only what I’d normally present to a client, but all of the extra behind-the-scenes work that people never see. (Note – what follows is an actual example of one of the… Continue reading Custom Cartoons – A Look Behind the Scenes
Kids and teachers all across the country are getting ready for a new school year. (WOO!) So I thought I’d help get everyone in the mood with some education cartoons! Enjoy: I’m sure I’ve mentioned it before, but my wife is a teacher, and believe me, this cartoon is fairly accurate. I don’t know if… Continue reading 20 Education Cartoons For Back To School
Lately I’ve been testing out a new setup for getting video of me working. Let me know what you think: Video transcription: Hi there. This is Mark Anderson from andertoons.com and I’m going to show you how I sketch and resketch and ink a cartoon from beginning to end. So, here we’re starting with the… Continue reading Cartoon #6673 Sketch to Ink
Recently my 10-year-old son has been teaching himself how to make stop motion with an iPhone and LEGO. He also really likes the trailer for R.I.P.D.. So after a week of hard work in his room, here’s the premiere of the boy’s LEGO R.I.P.D.: Here’s the actual R.I.P.D. trailer BTW:
You’ve certainly heard about the new Lone Ranger movie coming out in just a few days. But did you know Jack Kirby drew the masked man for a Mattel card game back in 1971? There’s not a lot of information out there on these, but according to Mark Evanier, Mattel hired Kirby who hired Mike… Continue reading Jack Kirby’s Lone Ranger (1971)