Saturday, October 1, 2011

The Charles M. Schulz Museum Part V-Cartooning Classroom


In another room upstairs is a place to sit and draw. There are two books, one for kids and one for adults, and fans are encouraged to draw the Peanuts characters. I did my own re-interpretation of Charlie Brown, Snoopy, and Woodstock in the book and took a picture of it (see above).


Throughout the museum are quotes by Schulz. Good words to think about as an artist.


In another room upstairs is a classroom of sorts. Here, visitors are also encouraged to draw but in a classroom-type setting. Drawings are posted on the board above and critiqued if one wants them to be.



A nice classroom. Still, I liked my San Ramon College for Kids room better with the window view of Mt. Diablo.


Clean and well stocked.



Cartooning books used.


Hey! How did that How to Draw the Marvel Comics Way book get it there??? Actually, it is a good book for the basics.




Of the cartooning books, I was happy to see some Preston Blair in the selection.


The classroom in action.




A good quote above. Art sometimes really is the Art of Seeing or Observing.

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