My own worst critic...
So I figured I'd better post something since it has been a month to the day since my last entry.
It's also been a while since I've drawn caricatures. I find myself going through phases with what I like to draw especially wih less and less spare time, and lately caricatures have been pushed to the sidelines. Also, I'd been pushing myself further with my caricaturing so there came a point where everything I produced had to pass my own critical eye and quite frankly everything failed. So I decided to give caricatures a rest for a while until I stopped taking myself so seriously. They are supposed to be fun after all.
Which brings us to the here and now. I've had time to flex my artistic muscles in other areas and got that out of my system, so now it's time to get back to some caricaturing again. So here they are. Some I like, not all were successful, but they were fun.
PHOTOS
It's also been a while since I've drawn caricatures. I find myself going through phases with what I like to draw especially wih less and less spare time, and lately caricatures have been pushed to the sidelines. Also, I'd been pushing myself further with my caricaturing so there came a point where everything I produced had to pass my own critical eye and quite frankly everything failed. So I decided to give caricatures a rest for a while until I stopped taking myself so seriously. They are supposed to be fun after all.
Which brings us to the here and now. I've had time to flex my artistic muscles in other areas and got that out of my system, so now it's time to get back to some caricaturing again. So here they are. Some I like, not all were successful, but they were fun.
PHOTOS
posted by Chris Wahl at 11:45 PM
20 Comments:
Deadly stuff man, your likenesses & exaggeration are awesome. A question: are you using pencils of varying colours for these, or 'tinting' them in Photoshop?
These are great Chris. I especially like the contrasting line weights on the inked caricature.
I've been influenced by your pencil work when I try caricatures, but I never seem to get the range of values that are so masterful in your drawings.
Gannon
TOO GOOD!
I'm gonna have to commission a caricature one of these days.
So awesome man. I've seen a lot of caricatures, but I've come to totally prefer yours. Seriously amazing.
I can recognize in one of yours caricatures! What a surprise!!! ha,ha!!! Its amazing...
Thank you!!!
thanks for the Pepsi Character design tutorials, i really appreciate. good stuff as usual!
Flaviano
Everyone is their worst critic, that's why leave the jujement to others:Awesome caricatures, Chris, Bravo!!!
Just goes to show it's all relative - I would kill to have your traditional art skills! Great stuff
You're just too damn good!!!...glad to see you're stretchin' again...missed seeing this stuff from you!!!!
wowww
they are GREAT dude!
My favourite one is the one is the guy backwards....great
how is his beard?
he he he
( =_=)
Thankyou all for the kind words and encouragement. Very much appreciated.
Mike- Thanks. Yeah, just tinting them in Photoshop. Graphite's easier to erase mistakes than coloured pencils.
Adriana- Thankyou, I'm glad you like it. My caricature of you isn't very flattering. It was more an experiment in extremities. Sop I was very wary about posting it. Glad you weren't too offended.
Ryan- Thanks man. I've had plenty of requests for a more thorough caricature tutorial, so I'll definitely keep that in mind for my next tute.
wow i'm so glad i checked you're blog, that caricature is awesome, as always. man, now I've got to draw a good one of you
thanks so much,
ha,ha, of course I'm not offended, is a great draw !!! thank you again :))
bangalore_monkey- Thanks for the caricature. It's great!!
adriana- >phew!< :)
LOVE these. the back of the head view is funny.
Thanks Nathan! Enjoyed visiting your blog.
Great caricatures - I'd love to see pictures of the actual people to compare them to, too.
danshultz- Thanks. There's a link to the photos just above the first caricature.
Very beautifull
Rengarenk- Thanks!
William- I'm sure when he said 'fat' he meant 'very talented'.
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