Master Class Series for Adults ●
Spring 2010
Learn the art of cartooning from some of the best in the field in the Charles M. Schulz Museum's first Master Class Series for Adults.
Call (707) 284-1263 for reservations and fee information.
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13 ● 10–11:30am
Designing Web Comics
Explore the ins and outs of web comics with Scott Kurtz, whose web comic Player vs. Player has over 150,000 daily readers and won the 2006 Eisner Award for Best Digital Comic. |
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SATURDAY, MARCH 6 ● 10–11:30am
Developing Stories and Storyboards
Join Pixar story artist Rob Gibbs of Up, Wall●E, Cars, Finding Nemo, Monsters, Inc., and other features to discuss developing stories and creating story boards. Gibbs has also co-directed several Pixar short films, including seven Mater’s Tall Tales. |
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SATURDAY, APRIL 17 ● 10–11:30am
Cartooning is Serious Business
Harvey Award-winning cartoonist Keith Knight explores the business side of indie cartooning, including self-publishing, syndication vs. self-syndication, being a web cartoonist, and more. Knight’s comics, which include the Knight Life, K Chronicles and (th)ink are read world-wide and have been collected in eight books. |
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SUNDAY, APRIL 25 ● 10–11:30am
Humor Writing for Comics
Join cartoonist and cartoon historian Brian Walker to explore the art of writing for comics. Since 1984 Walker has written for Hi and Lois and Beetle Bailey, in addition to his own books about cartooning and comic art. |
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Fees & Registration |
● Advance registration is required.
● Classes are recommended for artists 18 years
of age and older.
● Class size is limited and will be filled on a first-come, first-served
basis.
● Call (707) 579-4452, ext. 263 to reserve your space, or download and print our
Class Registration Form (PDF).
● Please review our Cancelation/Refund Policy before signing up for classes. |
Cost per class: $32 members & $40 non-members.
Cost for entire series: $120 members & $150 non-members.
Purchase or renew your Schulz Museum Membership
and save 20% on every class! |
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Cancellation/Refund Policy
If you need to cancel a class, please let us know as soon as possible. If you cancel a class with more than a 24–hour notice, the Museum will provide you with either a full credit for a future class or with a refund minus a processing fee. We cannot provide any refunds or credits for classes cancelled with less than a 24–hour notice. |
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