Can You Actually Learn to Draw Cartoons Like a Pro By Shane Varcoe Director of Media Relations



Have you've ever dreamt about living the lifestyle of a famed cartoonist, working the hours you want, generating the money you want

You might also wonder how it's possible to learn how to get there.

There are BIG secrets to learn about the world of drawing cartoons. Techniques that only insiders know about and aren't willing to teach.

Well thankfully there is such an artist out there who does share his secrets on turning your vocation into your vacation.

Best-selling author Lou Darvas, is one of the nation's most prolific cartoonists.

If you've ever picked up a newspaper, you've probably seen one of his cartoons. Lou has appeared in the all the nationals and a large number of internationals.

Due to popular demand, Darvas created a course called the L:earn to Draw Cartoons, so that people could learn the secret to drawing professional cartoons and become wealthy whilts doing it.

Lou Darvas course Learn to Draw Cartoons, he reveals to the participants:
- How to "loosen up" and QUICKLY turn your doodles into cartoons;
- How to create a complete comic figure, from early sketch to polished drawing;
- How to create professional comic lettering and voice bubbles;
- Discover the tricks to making your pictures come alive;
- How to create your own LIVELY comic strip;
- The difficult "hand" and how to use progressive drawing to make it simple;
- How to draw hands that show emotion and more;
- Learn how to add movement in your drawings;
- Tips on patterns and coloring how to do it right without overloading your scene and more.

Lou Darvas is one of America's foremost cartoonists. Based in Cleveland, he has written for all the national newspapers and many international magazines. He has published books on cartooning and has worked with some of the biggest names in the industry, including George Wolfe, Haff Nelson, Frank O'Neal, and H.M. Talburt.

To find out more about Lou Darvas course, visit www.learn-to-draw-cartoons.com.





Can You Actually Learn to Draw Cartoons Like a Pro By Shane Varcoe Director of Media Relations