Dan Celli Offers Comedic Collection of Caricatures and Images
By: Christina Mancuso Aug. 02, 2013
Laughter is the best medicine, says the popular adage, and thanks to author and artist Dan Celli, this medication now comes in illustrated form. His new book, Cellitoons No. 2: Over 100 Illustrations, takes readers into a world of sketches, drawings, caricatures and healthy, good natured humor, to provide them with a therapeutic load of laughs that will brighten their days and lighten their moods.
Celli treats his audience to hilarious images depicting outrageous scenes of satire guaranteed to elicit guffaws and hearty chuckles. His works are not only products of an artist skilled in his trade, but also of an impeccable comedic mind, both aspects which come together and allow him to crisply ink his cartoons whilst wielding his rapier wit. For a dose of the best kind of medicine that is laughter, look no further than Celli's Cellitoons No. 2: Over 100 Illustrations.
"I would say some of the humor here are from mild to wild. I know I enjoyed creating my paper people and I always will," the author shares.
With over a hundred illustrations that promise to elicit more than a hundred laughs, Cellitoons No. 2 is the perfect picture book for anyone seeking a lighthearted reading experience.
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About the Author
Dan Celli was born in San Francisco, and has been 'Tooning' since his father gave him a piece of butcher paper to sketch on when he was 5.
CELLITOONS NO. 2 * by Dan Celli
OVER 100 ILLUSTRATIONS
Publication Date: May 7, 2013
Trade Paperback; $15.99; 115 pages; 978-1-4836-3324-4
Trade Hardback; $22.99; 115 pages; 978-1-4836-3325-1
eBook; $3.99; 978-1-4836-3326-8
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