a motion picture consisting of a series of frames, each being a photograph of a drawing rather than a frame produced by filming a scene of true action, and in which the objects are displaced slightly in succeeding frames so as to give the appearance of motion when projected as a motion picture on the screen. The types of characters portrayed in such films are often similar or identical to those in a comic strip.
A preliminary large-scale sketch of the design to be woven, drawn on paper. Squares, each representing a knot, are then ruled onto the sketch by hand, some workers being employed solely for this purpose. The cartoon greatly facilitates the work of village weavers making carpets with very elaborate designs.
A full-size color design for a stained glass window.
A preparatory sketch or design that is then transferred to the final work surface.
1. A humorous or satirical drawing. 2. A drawing completed as a full-scale working drawing, usually for a fresco painting, mural, or tapestry.
The artist's final full size drawing of the composition.
A preliminary drawing for a painting, tapestry, etc; A planning device in a mural painting, often a full-scale line drawing of the design, without colour or tone; A drawing intended to be a satire.
Working Drawing - full-sized preparatory drawing or painting which is transfered to the work surface to guide the painting.
Preparatory drawing of a work to be executed as a fresco, tapestry, stained glass or mosaic. Cartoons varied in size to the actual size and were generally made in charcoal for chalk on thick paper.
a humorous or satirical drawing published in a newspaper or magazine
a film made by photographing a series of cartoon drawings to give the illusion of movement when projected in rapid sequence
a character, with funny features created by an artist
a combination of caricature i
a drawing on a piece of paper
a drawing that makes a humorous or funny point
a drawing that makes a satirical, witty, or humorous point
a full size drawing made on paper as a complete study for a painting
an animated show that is humorous in nature and mostly for children
an illustrated gag, we can say
an illustration, usually humorous in intent
a painting that lies under the weaving and determines the work at any given point,acting as a colour template for the weaving
a representational or symbolic drawing that makes a satiric, witty, or humorous point
a series of drawings on film
a simple drawing with the basiclines of the subject matter
a simple drawing with the basic lines of the subject matter
a way of telling a story in a sequential manner, panel by panel, so what we're doing is a lot different from a "comic book
A charcoal drawing made on card used in the making of large works of art, especially frescoes. The outline is then nicked out with a small knife or pricked out with an awl and placed on the surface to be painted. The form is then dusted with coal powder which leaves the outline of the picture to be painted on the surface.
A comic drawing that simplifies of exaggerates a person or event.
A full-size drawing used as a pattern for weaving, especially tapestries or carpets.
1. A simple drawing with humorous or satirical content. 2. A preliminary drawing for any large work such as a mural or tapestry.
an often humorous or satirical drawing to evoke emotions, usually with a caption. A cartoon is typically a simple-lined drawing and tells a story or continues a story; it can consist of one or more pictures or frames.
Historically and in the classical realist vocabulary, a cartoon is a preliminary drawing...
A preliminary sketch similar in size to the glass object that will be created. This is often a translation from water color or other art work to a draft that specifically addresses issues such as size and shape of individual pieces of glass.
the full-size drawing on which the final mosaic is based. The cartoon is usually drawn onto brown paper in full colour and detail, it is then transferred to the surface to be worked on by the pouncing technique or simply traced over the main lines with a stylus.
a drawing of the principle forms of the composition, made to the same scale as the painting or fresco.
A humourous drawing, often a political expression.
Full sized draft of a painting.
a full-scale drawing for an artwork, intended to be transferred to a wall, panel, tapestry, etc.
An illustrated joke. Also Comic Strip.
The full sized drawing of a stained glass window or section thereof.
A full sized design for a painting, ready to be transferred to a wall or canvas.
Working pattern for stained glass project.
Full-size model for a work of art, mostly used for frescoes, mosaics, stained-glass windows and draperies. The artist would draw or paint a sketch on the cartoon, usually paper. He himself or someone else would then transfer the design onto the definitive location. Famous cartoons are the ones Raphael created for the draperies in the Sistine Chapel, for example this one.
A full-size drawing on paper of a stained glass window. The cartoon may be color or black-and-white. It contains all the patterning for the lead and information for glass painting. Cartoons are often hand-drawn buy may also be achieved through mechanical or photographic means. Commercial studios may reuse cartoons dozens of times simply by resizing the window or border shape.
The full scale, colour image of the design that a tapestry is based on, usually created by 'freelance' artists.
This is the full scale under drawing of the finished result, used as a guide for the artist to paint on the intonaco. The reason for this is that the giornata must be completed in one day, so the artist does not have time to spend perfecting an under drawing. Similarly fresco is an unforgiving medium and any mistakes will generally stay, so making corrections to the under drawing is not an option.
From the Italian word cartone, meaning cardboard. A full-scale drawing for a picture or design intended to be transferred to a wall, panel, tapestry,etc. Or a drawing, usually humorous or satirical, calling attention to some action or person of popular interest.
A caricature or comic drawing or an animated film composed of a series of comic drawings.
Today the word usually refers to a humorous line drawing. Originally it meant a full-size preparatory drawing for a large wall or ceiling painting.
Working painting or drawing, usually full-sized of stained glass containing all cut lines and possibly all paint lines.
A humorous sketch or drawing usually telling a story or caricaturing some person or action. In fine arts, a preparatory sketch or design for a picture or ornamental motif to be transferred to a fresco or tapestry.
a full size drawing of the mosaic which can include color and andemento. When creating a reproduction each tesserae is drawn in after taking an exact tracing from the original. concrete board
A drawing often with a story and captions. Usually for amusement, it can be used for educational purposes or to provoke an emotional response to a subject. A cartoon was also an Old Master's technique of making life sized drawings and then transferring these to a support by brushing charcoal over pinholes set in the drawing, often used in large fresco works.
A cartoon is any of several forms of illustrations, with varied meanings that evolved from one to another.