Bruce’s Cartoon Collection is an amazing way of adding humour to your communications. The cartoons are available on various topics from golf to trucking and everything in between. Our pricing allows you to use the cartoon in any fashion you wish with the exception of reselling them or manipulating them in any way.  If you are looking for illustrations without text check out our Illustration Collection.

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Breaking Panels on the Comic Page

When you are doing monthly pages like I am you can sometimes get into the habit of getting complacent with your panel creation. Many times you start rolling out the … Continue reading Breaking Panels on the Comic Page

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Story Creation for Comic Books

Alright so you have decided to create your own comic book, but aren’t sure how to get started. Well there are a couple of ways to get going on the … Continue reading Story Creation for Comic Books

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5 Steps to creating your own comic book

Are you trying to create your own comic book and are wondering where to start? Many times a comic book can be very hard to think about because we try … Continue reading 5 Steps to creating your own comic book

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What’s first, watercolour or pen and ink?

If I am doing a painting using watercolour and pen & ink in a class setting many times I am asked what I paint first. The answer often depends on where and … Continue reading What’s first, watercolour or pen and ink?

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What pen type should I use for inking my comics?

If you read my earlier post regarding comic book paper you probably want to know the type of pen you should use. I and most of my artist friends use … Continue reading What pen type should I use for inking my comics?

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What size of paper do comic book artists use?

Have you ever wondered what size of paper comic book artists draw on? The standard is what we call comic artboards which are 11×17 in size and have the crop … Continue reading What size of paper do comic book artists use?