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added comment inCaricature 101 – How to Exaggerate
6mo
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I'll take this class later in late summer 2023. For now, I like to share my piece here. It's my first attempt to draw caricatures of various people from different countries.
Herman
5mo
Great work. The third one has great exaggeration. You could keep the cheekbones and the nostrils a bit more symmetrical in all the drawings.
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5mo
nice. You could also use a circle to find the lips. The whole mouth is not a flat area, but it is convex.
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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.
5mo
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.
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2yr
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Hello everyone! I am currently doing this illustration piece of a mushroom girl. I am not really happy with the background. It somehow looks flat and boring. It would mean a lot if you guys helped me out with it! Thank you
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2yr
Don Lawrence (UK+NL) was phenomenal in painting with gouache. Many frames of his last ~200 pages of his series 'Storm' are so beautiful & meticulously painted that they were sold as posters.
The 'Thorgal' series (BE+FR) and one-off 'Chninkel' by Gzegorz Rosinski has some instances of great beauty, especially the covers.
And I agree with the earlier mentions of Blacksad and especially Moebius (his art was used for 'the Fifth Element').
