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Examine of weekly humor magazines and Turkish caricatures in terms of graphic design

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2017
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Abstract (EN)

Cartoon art is like a magnifying glass that reflects some of the clues hidden in a large chaotic dimension in people's life, which people do not see during their daily lives due to their occupations. Cartoon art, as a cartoon, had existed for thousands of years in the painting art, however it was waiting for the birth like the baby in the mother's womb. So did the graphic art… It can even be said that painting art and graphic art were together and connected to each other. It did not matter for the people of the first ages, to give a name the art they made; whether it was a picture, a graphic, an illustration, or a caricature. It was an inevitable necessity for cartoons, to create their own field through humor magazines while still remaining under the same roof of graphic design, in the last half of the 18th century where the period of social turbulances reached the peak.

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Önder Yılmaz

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Önder Yılmaz (Master Thesis). Examine of weekly humor magazines and Turkish caricatures in terms of graphic design, 2017, İstanbul Arel University.

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