editorial-cartooning-ppt-230110235011-8b0d1583 (1).pptx
- 1. Editorial Cartooning MARK CHRISTIAN Q. PATRICIO
- 2. Editorial Cartoon An editorial cartoon, also known as a political cartoon, a drawing containing a commentary expressing the artist's opinion.
- 3. Editorial Cartoon It typically combines artistic skill, hyperbole and satire in order to question authority and draw attention to corruption, political violence and other social ills.
- 4. Editorial Cartoon Editorial cartoons are based on current events. Editorial cartoons, like written editorials, have an educational purpose.
- 5. Editorial Cartoon They are intended to make readers think about current political issues. Editorial cartoons must use a visual and verbal vocabulary that is familiar to readers.
- 6. Editorial Cartoon Editorial cartoons are published in a mass medium, such as a newspaper, news magazine, or the Web. Editorial cartoons differ from comic strips.
- 7. Tools in Communicating Ideas and Opinions Caricature Caricature - is a rendered image showing the features of its subject in a simplified or exaggerated way through sketching, pencil strokes, or through other artistic drawings.
- 15. Tools in Communicating Ideas and Opinions Shading Shading is one of the fundamental aspects of art. It takes your creative work to the next level and it can visually add a new dimension to your art.
- 17. Hatching Rapid, regular, evenly spaced lines are drawn, leaving a little white paper or under lying colour showing
- 19. Cross Hatching Hatching over laid at right-angles. This can be done with different colors, or carried through multiple layers, to create a textured effect.
- 21. Scumbling Scumbling uses layers of small scribbled marks to build up value and texture. Varying the direction adds more interest than a simple circular scribble
- 22. Scumbling
- 23. Stippling Stippling, which is also known as pointillism, is a very common form of shading that people commonly use with pens. Stippling bears a strong.
- 24. Stippling
- 25. Circulism Circulism is a form of shading where, as the name suggests, you create small circles to shade your work.
- 27. Tools in Communicating Ideas and Opinions Symbols Symbols are pictures that represent something else by tradition.
- 28. Pencil, Pen and news paper. Media, freedom of the press
- 30. Salakot Juan Dela Cruz, ordinaryong mamamayang Pilipino
- 31. Kadena Paniniil sa kalayaan, pang-aapi at pang- aalipin
- 35. Pulubi Kahirapan
- 37. Agila Katapangan
- 41. Malaking bato sa daanan Balakid sa anumang mithiin
- 43. Bungo at 2 nagkrus na buto kamatayan, kapahamakan
- 45. Iba pang simbolo Taong may maraming tatoo- kriminal, masamang tao, dating bilanggo Cross Sacred Lady justice justice Gun, blood, victim - violence
- 47. Horizon
- 49. Help
- 50. Trash
- 51. Broken items
- 53. Graph
- 54. Act of cleaning
- 57. Shadow
- 58. Sports
- 59. Wall
- 60. Humor Humor is the power to evoke laughter or to express what is amusing, comical or
- 61. Personification
- 62. Exaggeration
- 67. Eyes
- 68. Mouth
- 69. Mouth
- 70. Ears
- 71. Hands
- 72. Cartoon bodies Cartoon bodies come in different sizes and shapes. The bodies help portray the kind of character you'd like your cartoon have.
- 73. Dynamic poses
- 74. Dynamic poses
- 75. Dynamic poses
- 76. Dynamic poses
- 77. Lettering Make sure that the label on your editorial cartoon is readable. Use blocked letters. Make sure that the lettering is well - spaced and well- planned.
- 78. Lettering
- 81. Rule of thirds
- 82. Tips in Editorial Cartooning 1. Use a single idea 2. Try not to be literal 3. Be factual or realistic 4. Do not overcrowd your cartoon 5. Innovate: Instead of ax, use chain saw
- 83. Tips in Editorial Cartooning 6. Understand the topic. 7. Find keywords in the given topic. 8. Make a clear opinion on the issue. Are you for or against? Know your stand. 9. Cartooning involves action.
- 84. Tips in Editorial Cartooning 10. Editorial cartooning is related to the real world. 11. Editorial cartooning can be compared to movies, tv shows, cartoons or any fad. 12. Abstracts ideas.
Editor's Notes
- #3: HYPERBOLE- exaggerated statements SATIRE- the use of humor, irony, exaggeration, or ridicule to expose and criticize peoples stupidity.