More mangled mugs...
posted by Chris Wahl at 10:42 AM
Tuesday, June 05, 2007
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20 Comments:
Great caricatures as always, Chris. My favourite this round has to be the bottom one.
WOW. . .
they keep getting better :)
wow, you are really pushing it chris! flaviano looks fantastic!! masterful as always!
I'm a French artist and I would say you that I love realy all your art... I 'm realy proud to see your thing here and tell you what I htink about... good work..
http://fabounedraw.over-blog.com/
Hey Chris.... These are fargin cool... I really dig the bottom two.... so different..... so good... it always seems to be a class in style around here.... so I guess..... Thanks is in order.... PEACE!
J
Drawing a women in this way is very bold, but the quality excuses
everything. Fantastic drawings !!
Great job, Chris! It seems that u r posting caricatures very intensive these days...:) I like all of them but the bottom one it's my favourite...it has just a few elements but is very expresive!!!
And thanks for stopping by my blog...ur recognition is appreciated very much.Thanks once again & i will be posting some more stuff soon!!!
I love your work Chris. I'd like you could see my blog.
Best Wishes
Thanks all for the comments!
patrick- Thanks. The caricature is of fellow caricaturist, Kathy Bailey. I was nervous and apologetic when I posted the drawing but she has a good sense of humour. Plus she loved the drawing so much she made it her avatar on the NCN forums.
All's fair in love, war and caricature, I say.
Gonzalo- Great rock'n'roll caricatures, mate! Although the profile link to your blog doesn't work. I eventually found it in a web search, but you might want to fix it.
Yo Chris! Thanks again of that caricature of me, everybody I've shown it to has become instant fans of yours. I hate to plug my own site here, but I posted the one I did of you on my blog (http://artofach.blogspot.com/) though mine really doesnt compare to yours. Keep it up!
wowie wowie wow wow!
ach- Thanks man. I really enjoy your caricatures. Keep 'em coming!
Joe- Thanky thanky thank thanks!
Could have sworn that middle one was Dave Collins from the Umbilical Brothers. The bottom one is a bit of a departure for your caricatures. It works really well. Very clean.
srh- Yeah, same goofy hairdo. Thanks for your comment, mate.
i'm droooooooling over these!! i was curious what the ratio is between your traditionally drawn caricatures for the drawing board forums and the digitally drawn ones. my guess is that they're mostly drawn on the computer eh? 99%?? you're so good at this shit that sometimes i can't figure it out no matter how much i stare. this is coming from someone who hasn't had a lot of experience sketching with a tablet. i only have photoshop 7 and a logitech 'thumb' controlled rollerball mouse. i'm serious. :) i have an ancient wacom tablet that's at least a decade old by now given to me by a friend and i'm just not comfortable with it no matter how many times i practice with it. shit flies all over the bloody place. lol... i just give up! :\ maybe one day i'll have the cash to upgrade but it's simply not a priority right now. i think i had a question in here somewhere? thanks chris.
greg- Well it's really the other way around. All the caricatures in the last two entries were hand drawn with pencil and scanned in. Only a small handful (three I can think of off the top of my head) were drawn digitally. I still haven't been able to achieve a lot of the subtle nuances you achieve with a pencil and apply that to wacom drawn work.
But saying that, you should stick it out and try learning to use a tablet, Greg. Apart from drawing they are so invaluable for every other aspect of digital work.
...and thanks for the great comment, greg.
hot damn. great work.
Thanks Brian. Very cool blog you got going there.
The top one is awesome and a favorite. I would love to see the subjects reaction upon seeing her drawing. Women are funny that way, "Do I realllly look like that?" haha
scott- Thanks!
She seemed quite cool about it. The subject is a caricaturist herself, so she has a good sense of humour.
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