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Visual communication and Cartoons
The document summarizes key information about the Simpsons television show and the history of cartoons and comics. It notes that Matt Groening created the Simpsons characters based on his family members and that the show first aired in 1989. It also provides brief descriptions of important figures and milestones in the development of cartoons and comics over time.
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- 1. “Donuts. Is therenothing they can’t do?” Matt Groening, 1954– Cartoonist, Writer, Producer
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- 3. Based the Simpson’scharacters on family members
- 4. First Aired 12/1989 Exampleof Social Satire Longest Running Sitcom on TV
- 5. Simpson’s style isintentionally elementary – cheap and fast to produce
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- 11. An example ofan early multiframe cartoon 1000 years ago: 1.6 x 230 feet
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- 15. Single frame cartoonsintended to ridicule individuals by portraying them with exaggerated but recognizable human faces
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- 19. A Harlot’s Progress WilliamHogarth: English
- 20. First American colorcomic strip, Hogan’s Alley Yellow Kid
- 21. Joseph Pulitzer AndWilliam Randolph Hearst competition over Richard Outcault led to the term
- 22. First English PoliticalCartoonist
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- 26. Cartoonist responsible forthe elephant symbol used by the Republican party
- 27. Drew cartoons forthe WWII publication, Stars and Stripes
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- 34. The two majorcomic companies
- 35. Developed by JerrySiegel and Joe Schuster
- 36. Stan Lee andSteve Ditko creators
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- 39. Comic books inJapan and Asia
- 41. Graphic novel developedby the Naval Health Research Center to help corpsmen deal with the stress of combat
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- 52. Technique used tomove action from one frame to another – also used by motion picture directors
- 57. When used fordialogue balloons has a complex semiotic structure that viewers must learn to interpret
- 58. Homer Simpson’s largebelly is an example of assimilation where features are exaggerated, usually for stereotypical effect
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- 82. Avatar (2009) Director:James Cameron
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- 89. Ethical issue forcartoons represented by children begging to toys based on cartoon characters