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What is the best program to use a picture of a person and drop her into a cartoon background?

I’m wanting to publish a children’s book:

photoshop or illustrator.

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What do you think about this photo(political cartoon)?

This is for history, and im really curious about everyone’s opinions. Im in grade eight, btw. I need to find a comic/cartoon about politians (i live in canada btw, but only found this one) and i need to explain how people are mocking others, and talk about why people draw them, what do they mean, why do they attract attention, are they funny and so on.. If you could please answer a few questions above on this cartoon:

why people draw them………..in my openion people draw them to drag attention ,like how people actully are……..
1..how to pretend to be and how thay really are.
why do they attract attention..coz it is easy to understand….no need to read a whole coloumn to understand the idea. just look at the cartoon and you can understand the whole thing…
yeh some of them are very funny with good message.
but more of them are ironically funny to show the real story.
that what i think and sorry about my spellings.

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How To Draw Cartoon Animation Drawings On The Computer?

Interested in websites and online training where I can learn to draw digital cartoons and computer graphics

Learning to draw is about perception. How you see things and how you consider them to be. The difference between a layman and an artist is simply one of creative interpretation. A layman may try to visualize things in recognizable terms — like a car or a bus or a lake. An artist, however, is more interested in the overall composition — the shapes, the lines, the textures, the depth.

Everyone’s an artist in one form or another. Our minds are full of unexplored ideas that we want to turn into something good, something personal. You don’t need expensive paint or canvases to explore this side of yours… Just pick up a pencil and a sheet of paper and try ‘doodling’. It may sound simplistic, but that’s how a lot of ideas spring out. Look at ‘The Simpsons’. The early shows were simply character doodles. But over time, the artists learned to redraw and refine the characters; give them more color, more shades, and better shapes.

Creativity works the same way as well. It’s a process of redrawing and refinement, before they’re scanned into the computer for ink and paint. You don’t have to be perfect to begin with; you just have to begin drawing.

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