30 Lessons From The Landon School Of Illustrating And Cartooning (1922-24) Published Between 1922-24, 30 Less

30 Lessons from The Landon School of Illustrating and Cartooning (1922-24)
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Published between 1922-24, 30 Lessons from The Landon School of Illustrating and Cartooning provided aspiring artists with comprehensive training in illustration and cartooning. The Landon School was instrumental in shaping many notable cartoonists, including Carl Barks, the famous Disney artist behind Uncle Scrooge and Donald Duck; Chester Gould, creator of the iconic detective Dick Tracy; Rube Goldberg, renowned for his intricate and humorous gadget cartoons; and Bugs Bunny animator Tex Avery, known for his innovative and exaggerated animation style. These lessons offered practical techniques and guidance, contributing to the success of many professional cartoonists in the early 20th century.