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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
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This is a wonderful drawing book for Christian art students.
The Big Book of Cartooning provides Christian art students with good instruction in drawing while showing them that we can, in a natural way, incorporate God into everything we do. The techniques are easy to follow, and the examples are plentiful. Mr. Lockman did an excellent job for his intended audience.
Published on August 3, 1999
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Religious content mars book
I bought this book expecting a how-to on cartooning. It is that, but the author has chosen to sprinkle Christian religious comments liberally throughout the book, which ruined it for me. For example, he refers to "your God-given talent." That's not nearly the worst, either. If I had wanted a religious tract, I would have purchased one.
Published on June 10, 1998
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
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This is a wonderful drawing book for Christian art students., August 3, 1999
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This review is from: The Big Book of Cartooning/Book 1 (Paperback)
The Big Book of Cartooning provides Christian art students with good instruction in drawing while showing them that we can, in a natural way, incorporate God into everything we do. The techniques are easy to follow, and the examples are plentiful. Mr. Lockman did an excellent job for his intended audience.
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Religious content mars book, June 10, 1998
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This review is from: The Big Book of Cartooning/Book 1 (Paperback)
I bought this book expecting a how-to on cartooning. It is that, but the author has chosen to sprinkle Christian religious comments liberally throughout the book, which ruined it for me. For example, he refers to "your God-given talent." That's not nearly the worst, either. If I had wanted a religious tract, I would have purchased one.
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