Where do you get your ideas for these 'toons from?
Free Cartoon Clipart by The Wizard of Draws!Many come from the alt.binaries.clipart newsgroup that I lurk in. If someone mentions a need for something that I have, I let them know about my site. And if I see a lot of requests for a particular cartoon, I'll work one up when I have the time. Others come from past work that I have done for clients. Some of the ideas come from very odd places. I was driving behind an old truck with a rusty bumper one day, and one of the rust spots looked to me, very much like a rock singer.
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Mystic Island NewsAll Community Supporter accounts have the ability to submit a personalized "toon" (or picture) to have displayed both in their profiles and at the game tables. Instructions for submitting a toon is provided at the toon submission page at www.mysticisland.net/toons The first thing you need to do is to find a toon. It must be in jpeg format (that is a particular type of graphics file). Many of our players have set up toon sites for your convenience.
Related QuestionsHow come you've done so few of the hip, with-it toons of today?
Frequently Asked Questions - Don Markstein's ToonopediaI'm not a hip, with-it kinda guy. I'm a stick-in-the-mud who likes nothing better than sitting in front of a computer. It's not a hard-and-fast rule (see Supermuse for something special enough to be an exception), but I'm generally concentrating on toons that are ten or more years old.
Related QuestionsHow old are the Tiny Toons?
alt.tv.tiny-toon Frequently Asked QuestionsWith one exception, none of the Tiny Toons are sons and daughters of the original classic characters, nor are they the Looney Toons as little kids. The one exception to this is Gogo, who, according to TTA writer Paul Dini, is the son of the original dodo bird from "Porky In Wackyland".
Related QuestionsWhere can I find Tiny Toons merchandise?
alt.tv.tiny-toon Frequently Asked QuestionsWarner Brothers merchandising currently has a catalogue that contains some Tiny Toons paraphernalia. Call 1-800-223-6524 for information. Warner also has a chain of fantastic gift shops in select cities across the US. Will Bell (wbb@netcom.com) periodically posts a list of shops and their locations. Marc Pawliger (pawliger@adobe.com) maintains a list of all known TTA merchandise, both currently-available and out-of-print.
Related QuestionsWhere do you get your ideas?
FaqEvery fiction writer gets asked this a lot. It’s a tough question to answer because one is being asked to explain the creative process. Frankly, I don’t have a good answer for why I write what I write. The best answer I heard on this subject came from the great singer/songwriter Willie Nelson. When asked where he got the ideas for his songs, he said (and The air is not full of music for me, but it is full of characters, story threads, dialogue, and dilemmas.
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Betsy James - FAQI don't know where they come from. I don't think I was born with them, because when I look at pictures of myself at, say, two months old, it's obvious that there are no ideas in there. But by a year or so I look as though I've got plenty of ideas, not all of them wise. Like weeds in watered gardens, ideas occur naturally in people who are paying attention to the world around and inside them, and wondering about it. Do that.Related Questions
Welcome to DouglasDeBono.Com, the Cyberspace Home of author ...Let me see. In the past week we have nuclear belligerence out of North Korea, empty chemical warheads in Iraq and al Qaeda targeting civilian airliners transporting American troops. That is enough to keep me busy for 3 or 4 years. There is a vast amount of material available for people like me to use. I try to blur the line between fact and fiction. I don't want you (the reader) to know exactly where that line is.Related Questions
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Who is Sound Ideas?
Sound Ideas - Frequently Asked QuestionsFounded in 1978 and now located just outside of Toronto, Canada, Sound Ideas is the world's largest publisher of sound effects for the professional broadcast, post-production and motion picture industries. We also publish The Mix Broadcast Music Library, and offer a growing number of products for use in multimedia, game and Web design. Our sound effects and music libraries are used all over the world.
Related QuestionsFAQsUm. . . . out of my imagination? Sometimes I role-play with, or as, my characters with my friends. We take them to Disneyland or on hiking trips with us and strips are sometimes modeled after things that Demmy and her friends have "actually" said and done. Other times I will read a joke or short story or hear a phrase or witness something that has potential to make a good comic strip or punch line.Related Questions
What are the names of all the Tiny Toons characters and the actors who voice them?
alt.tv.tiny-toon Frequently Asked QuestionsCharlie Adler, John Kassir as Buster Bunny Tress MacNeille as Babs (Barbara Anne) Bunny Danny Cooksey as Montana Max(imillion) Cree Summer as Elmyra Duff Don Messick as Hamton J.
Related QuestionsWhere are the FTP archives for Tiny Toons material?
alt.tv.tiny-toon Frequently Asked Questionsa.t.t-t's primary FTP site is located at utpapa.ph.utexas.edu, containing guides, documents, newsgroup archives, and other goodies.
Related QuestionsThe toons are great! Why aren't there more of them?
Frequently Asked QuestionsBecause I can't draw and ?skar isn't very active in the project any more. You're welcome to contact him and try to nag/flatter him into doing some more. Realize, though, that these things take a lot of effort.
Related QuestionsHow do I improve my toons rank in the top 50?
Web Comics: Cartoonist FAQToon rankings are determined my the number of people who see your toon on WebComics. To get more people to see you toon, you can link directly to your toon's page on WebComics. You can also use the "add to favorites" link. Icons are available on our Links Page.
Related QuestionsWhen will the winning toons appear in print?
The Funny Pages - Frequently Asked QuestionsThe winning toons are available to print publications as soon as we accumulate enough to fill a new CD.
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deaddreamer.com | frequently asked questionsmost of the time i'm just fooling around, until something hits my eye or i get an idea. the rest just happens.Related Questions
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Questions and AnswersAll of my books have begun as a series of pencil sketches, where I develop the various characters - though inspiration can come from just about anywhere. Often I can be inspired by a place, like Whitby for example. I first visited Whitby when I was at college in Newcastle, and found it possessed a marvellous, haunting atmosphere. Then when I came to write about it some years later, I wanted to try and include as many of the local legends as possible.Related Questions
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