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Andre Chris-Sargent
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I feel like I see a lot of caricaturists doing a lot of "classic" sorts of faces; well known celebrities, politicians, talk show hosts. Do you ever get tired of drawing people that everyone's already drawn?
What do you think of the caricature puppets on Spitting Image, if you've heard of it. I
Is it easier or more difficult to capture people with faces that diverge a lot from the "typical" Loomis-esque proportions? Also, I noticed you using a form of the reilly abstraction in a putin sketch. How does the method differ when applying it to more "cartoonish" roughs?
Hi @Andre Chris-Sargent
I like the different images, especially the bright colors. The ornaments on the axe of the young joker is a highlight for me. And the silhouette of the young joker could be clearer. I think you could improve it, if you move his left hand a little bit so it is clearly visible against the background. I tried to do a quick shadow drawing to show my point.
Hey Andre,
It's cool that your trying out different styles, I like the first one the best. I would suggest though that no matter what style you want to draw in that you always seek clarity. Try to make sure that you keep things clean and understandable, especially the more stylized we get. Also make sure your figure works and everything relates properly before you add all the costume elements. I did a couple of draw overs to show you what I mean. I hope this is helpful, keep drawing :)
I've been trying to keep my style range fresh so I can decide what art style best reflects the type of writing I'm dealing with. How are these all so far?
Thank you for answering so many questions, and holding this session. It was great to watch you work, and I'm loving Proko 2.0 so far! Looking forward to learning more from all of the proko people!
Stan, how do I make my hair do that?