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Перевод: cartoonist

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карикатурист ; художник-мультипликатор

Тезаурус:

1. Anyone who's followed the antics of Wicked Willie, Man's Best Friend (the hilarious depiction of the male member by cartoonist Gray Jolliffe) will recognise the perversity of sexual chemistry.
2. Cartoonist Russell Jones takes a ramble through Peter Neville's files
3. A cartoonist writes
4. During the later Fifties a new cartoonist called Jules Feiffer began to contribute faint pencil drawings to an unorthodox paper, The Village Voice .
5. Asterix might never have been born but for a chance meeting in 1951 with another cartoonist, Rene Goscinny, at the Paris offices of a Belgian newspaper syndicate.
6. When a famous cartoonist wrote asking if he could draw her she had no hesitation in accepting.
7. Whatever its place in the literary league tables, After Silence is undoubtedly entertaining: Carroll's style has a high gloss, twinkling with near epigrams: his novel is packed with cute, intelligent or attractively wacky characters - cartoonist Mac Fisher, his lover Lily Aaron, her little boy Lincoln, the temperamental gay owners of the restaurant where Lily works, all inhabit the warm, cutesy, feel-good world of an Armistead Maupin novel.
8. To commemorate the cockney team's unceremonious hiding, the Sunday Mail's resident cartoonist, Malky McCormick, drew a caricature of Macari in a gangster suit furtively avoiding a crowd of shifty looking punters.
9. Another cartoonist writes
10. Eventually they joined forces with other graduates sharing the same skewed sense of humour, Michael Palin, Terry Jones, Eric Idle and an American-born cartoonist and graphic artist, Terry Gilliam; and on Sunday 5 October 1969 (incongruously enough, in a scheduling slot which had always been rigorously reserved for programmes of a religious cast) the very first episode of Monty Python's Flying Circus was broadcast.
11. I knew nothing then of that great cartoonist H.M.
12. The linking of sexual enjoyment with social status also proved a golden formula for Hugh Hefner, who had failed as a cartoonist and copy-writer on Esquire in Chicago and was doing none too well as a promoter of a magazine called Children's Activities .
13. TESSA FANTONI, wife of cartoonist Barry, trained as a bookbinder and used her knowledge of paper to develop a collection of beautiful albums and books covered with marbled and original 1930s and 1940s printed papers.