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@dylan23
1yr
made this reagan caricature but i think it might be to cartoony
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1yr
Lol! This one is fun ^^
As for cartooniness, there are many styles of caricature, each independent to each artist, and they can range from more three-dimensional with realistic rendering (like the ones you see in the Final Sketch section of this course) to more abstract and two-dimensional ones (like Al Hirschfeld's). Where you lean is up to you as an artist, but I would suggest trying both out, as well as different blends between the two, as experimentation helps you become more well-rounded and have more tools at your disposal.
Vue Thao
2yr
I decided to purchase this course right away. I realized that summer will be extremely hot, and I'll be sweating heavily.
So here's my submission. Not bad on the first try. I'll try again whenever I have time.
Herman
2yr
Well done. The portraits are quite expressive. A personal preference of mine would be to have bigger eye pupils to make their faces look warm and interested. The shading in the first drawing looks a bit unintentional, and could be mistaken for actual shapes (beard stubble) or it ages the person (on the neck and under the eye). I love the Eddy Murphy drawing.
@huzzacreative
3yr
These are caricatures I am doing for a retail caricature job application. Thought I'd put these up as a before and after.
@adopebee
3yr
I started now with the caricature course and got to the zhumbnail stage. I just drew along while Mr Court Jones is explaining. Afterwards I tried to color it with the knowledge so far. I just wanted to know which decisions will come up during the painting process
@baqir
4yr
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Freelance commercial illustrator and caricature entertainer. He’s done a lot of editorial and product illustration and concept work for film and TV.