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To me, the classical cartoon is black and white and without captions. In most cases, colour will not add anything to the gag.
Frank Hoffmann, March 18, 2008 |
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You are probably right if the sketch is simply a gag cartoon, New Yorker or editorial page stuff. But a sketch can have as its purpose being humourous, indeed funny, and yet carry with it different layers, and suggestiveness. The drawing can communicate other secondary thoughts. Colour is very instrumental in doing this. You may say that I am simply defining a cartoon differently. We are dealing with humour, and colour can add a great deal. I look forward to your further comments but if you don'et mind visit cgill first. Chris
cgill, March 21, 2008 |
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And also colours can have symbolic meanings,
that allows more ideas and possible interpretations. Without color there is more restriction. But maybe you mean using color from the paint top without intention, just draws off the attention from the gag. I think it depends on the case - most of the cartoons would look without "make up" boring... ;-) Kamil, May 06, 2008 |
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I am fan of both, black and white as well as color. It would be joyless to me just to
see black and white cartoons. color can be very powerful, you can emphasise things very well and have more options to give your cartoon the character you want and thus contributing to the whole style and at it´s best, even to the humour. as long as it´s not distracting or ruining the "gag" I don´t see any disadvantages. just my 2 cents :) Battlestar, May 06, 2008 |
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Beside the color aspect...
Its going in that "philosophy-direction".. everything not important should be missed out. embroidery, ornaments, color... unimportant strokes .. etc etc... On the other hand there is the danger that styles drift into similiarity, easier to see through and easier to imitate Kamil, May 06, 2008 |
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I like old cartoons, in black and white, drawn with pen and ink... nostalgic cartoons :)
However, for websites I think it's better coloured cartoons. Ludus, October 08, 2008 |
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i love Extreme Exaggerative line forming cartoons (Cartoons that Have Enourmous stretched amounts of exaggeration)
cartoonistthedave, October 06, 2009 |
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