/cca/ - The Cartoon and Comic Association

Oh, good, broken links in the OP, fml. Fixing:

>>How to Draw: drawing and sketching objects and environments from your imagination Paperback by Scott Robertson: http://www.mediafire.com/view/ixh096sqsp42n42/How_to_Draw__Drawing_and_Sketching_Objects_and_EnvironmenFrom_Your_Imagination_-_Scott_Robertson_&_Thomas_Bertling.pdf
>>The Animators Survival Kit by Richard Williams: http://www.mediafire.com/view/78kphqw5890lqm5/[Richard_Williams]The_Animators_Survival_Kit(Expanded_Edition)(pdf){Zzzzz}.pdf
>>>>Imagine FX Presents - How to Draw and Paint Anatomy: http://www.mediafire.com/download/jti9ana34h6zlal/ImagineFX+Presents+-+How+to+Draw+and+Paint+Anatomy++UK.pdf
>>Perspective Drawing Handbook - By Joseph D'Amelio: http://www.mediafire.com/view/0rkh9da7zrcuxln/Perspective_Drawing_Handbook_-_By_Joseph_D'Amelio.pdf
>>A Course In Mastering The Art Of Mixing Colors by Betty Edwards: http://www.mediafire.com/view/xpwcq3scbjq4gw0/Betty_Edwards_-_A_Course_In_Mastering_The_Art_Of_Mixing_Colors.pdf
>> The DC Comics Guide to Digitally Drawing Comics - Freddie E. Williams: http://www.mediafire.com/download/et94o4cfa62ca9m/The+DC+Comics+Guide+to+Digitally+Drawing+Comics+-+Freddie+E.+Williams.epub

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Lettering
>>Comic Book Grammar: http://www.blambot.com/grammar.shtml
>>Todd Klein's Ballon Placement Tutorial: http://kleinletters.com/BalloonPlacement.html
>>Hand-Lettering Tutorial: http://www.blambot.com/handlettering.shtml - the classy way.
>>About Comic Lettering Layouts: http://chrisoatley.com/comic-lettering-comic-layout/
>>Comicraft's Lettering Tutorial: http://www.balloontales.com/

Writing
Because you're not using Comic Sans, motherfucker.

>>Plot and Structure by James Scott Bell: http://www.mediafire.com/download/l2cvjabms3vuo71/Plot+and+Structure+by+James+Scott+Bell.mobi
>>Writing Fiction for Dummies: http://www.mediafire.com/download/ps1m1rk20waeaao/Writing+Fiction+For+Dummies.EPUB
>>Writing Comic Scripts: http://www.blambot.com/comicscript.shtml

Fonts
>>Bamblot has some fonts that indie people can use for free if they're self-publishing: http://www.blambot.com/index.shtml
>>Shyfoundry has some fonts free for commercial use, you can't disribute them and can't modify them: http://www.shyfoundry.com/fonts/freeware/index.html
>>Komika fonts are only free comic that I'm aware off that has support for non-English glyphs, othwerwise you better be ready to pay for shit:
>http://www.fontsquirrel.com/fonts/list/find_fonts?q[term]=Komika&q[search_check]=Y
>http://www.dafont.com/pt/vigilante-typeface-corporation.d91?a=on&e=on&l[]=1

Still one broken link, ugh. Fixing:

>> How To Draw Comics The Marvel Way - Stan Lee: http://www.mediafire.com/download/zzf65o6l5vkv5cd/Stan+Lee+-+How+To+Draw+Comics+The+Marvel+Way.pdf

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Answering to Previous Requests
Continuing the now defunct requests of the last thread:

>>93529
>gothic/vampire/steampunk theme? architecture/clothing/furniture/etc?

I particularly don't have now but I suggest looking for magazine scan sites, they usually have catalogues for Japanese brands of Gothic Lolita stuff from Japan. Also, look up the websites of brands of Gothic lolita stuff, I know the vocalist of Malice Mizer has things like that.

Also, http://archive.org/ and search for costume design texts, you'll find loads of late 19th century and early 20th century about drawing Victorian fashion.

>>97851
>David Chelsea's books aren't here.

I only found his first book online, not the second.
>>Perspective for Comic Book Artists: http://www.mediafire.com/view/ig6r4joq3r52cad/David_Chelsea_-_Perspective_For_Comic_Book_Artists.pdf

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More stuff:

>>Gary Faigin - Ther Artist's Complete Guide to Facial Expression: http://www.mediafire.com/view/ott0b3odt309ccn/Gary_Faigin_-_The_Artist's_Complete_Guide_To_Facial_Expression.pdf

More focused on traditional art, this is an excellent guide to put that knowloedge of the anatomy of the human head towards facial expressions. A good read, but made with realism in mind.

>>Ernest R. Norling - Perspective Made Easy: http://www.mediafire.com/view/4tx8icf4rw2xkl4/Norling_-_Perspective_Made_Easy.pdf

If you have not quite grasped perspective yet, or have not began to understand it, this is a good place to start. It's far more direct an instructive but not really deep in theory. Use as a gate-way for the other books, or as a quick guide for things that you already learn from theory.

>>Tony White - How to Make Animated Films: http://www.mediafire.com/view/84o5wy55xomhktb/How_to_Make_Animated_Films-The_Complete_Guide[Orion_Me].pdf

Basic, a modern guide to animation that seems very complete albeit somewhat brief despite its over 500 pages. While each topic of animation is covered in depth in many manuals, this one decent global. I recommend it for our animation and cartoon fags.