The Graphic Novel in 20 Easy Lessons

by Robert Schoolcraft, Robert Schoolcraft (Illustrator)

Overview

Born in Montréal, Canada, the author worked first as a writer / illustrator for the newspaper LaPresse, Éditions Héritage and Les Editions Paulines before moving to New York and continuing for several years an international career as an author / illustrator / landscape and portrait painter for clients such as: Prentice Hall, Golden Books, Oxford University Press, Publications International, Municipal Police Institute of Boston and other clients in Canada, Europe, Australia and the United States. After a career of 40 years, the author was often amazed, but very happy, to receive mail expressing how much his first works published in the Journal LaPresse and the Éditions Héritage were appreciated, especially by young fans of comics.MS BookS Publishing is proud to republish The Graphic Novel in 20 Easy Lessons with new instructions, and optimized with modern artwork! As a result, this new publication covers over forty years of the author's career in publishing.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940163142569
Publisher:	Barnes & Noble Press
Publication date:	12/20/2019
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	18 MB
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About the Author

Robert Schoolcraft was born in Montréal, Canada, where he was published ?as a writer/illustrator in the French media freelancing for Le Journal La Presse, ?Les Editions Héritage, and Les Editions Paulines.
Art Director and contributing writer / illustrator of the SF magazine Odyssée, Robert also designed and illustrated for the Editions Héritage, the six Comic Books of 'Capitaine Cosmos' in association with 'Les Satellipopettes of Télé-Métropole', and published his original comic strip 'Scooter Tremblay' in La Presse with a 90-week run before moving to New York in 1986 and pursue a global publishing and landscape/portrait artist career: some of the many clients Robert has worked for include: ?Prentice-Hall, Golden Books, Oxford University Press, Publications International, Municipal Police Institute of Boston, Center for Applied Linguistics, and many other clients in Canada, Europe, Australia and the U.S.
Robert's last three books shared one singular theme: Humans as Citizens of the Earth. The main characters of Orimha the Rock, The Pirate and the Monk, and Freedom Creek have broken the shackles of nationalistic indoctrination; no longer subscribing to its bogus rhetoric, they have chosen to live as Citizens of the Earth!...
At this time, Robert has published more than 40 books in English and French.
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