[CLOSED] What’s Up @ OPERA - What’s Your Take? (February 2024): Cartoon-bombing by Opera Estate Primary

WHAT'S YOUR TAKE?

operaestateprisch — 2024-03-05 04:07:19 UTC

In this interview, artist David Troquier shares about what cartoon-bombing is about and how he got into it.

Would you be interested in cartoon-bombing? Why or why not? What other forms of art (for example photography, 3D drawings) do you find interesting and meaningful?

Additional challenge: Have a go at trying cartoon-bombing and upload your attempt onto padlet too!

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Ayden Chong (6G)

2024-03-08 04:47:06 UTC

I would love to cartoon bomb as cartoon bombing brings joy to those who see them. In fact, when I went to the United States during the end of year holiday, I saw a man placing a sketchbook near a drain. When I approached, I realized that it was a drawing of an old man chasing a donut into the drain! It was so amusing that my family laughed at it!

Sometimes, I attempt to cartoon bomb at home but my attempts are futile, maybe I will get there someday.

Zac Ashton Kee 6G

2024-03-20 09:25:16 UTC

When I saw cartoon-bombing on the What’s Up newspaper, I was immediately entranced to it. Since drawing was a hobby of mine, I found it very interesting. It is amazing how the cartoon-bombing artist David Troquier can make out funny drawings out of everyday items! I would recommend cartoon-bombing to anyone who is interested it.

Here’s my own cartoon bombing!