sketch of Johnny Depp from Pirates of the Caribbean. I think it looks like the reference photo, but I'm not sure if it looks like Johnny.
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Jack Sparrow
sketch of Johnny Depp from Pirates of the Caribbean. I think it looks like the reference photo, but I'm not sure if it looks like Johnny.
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Monday, December 6, 2010
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Sketches

I did a ton of sketches for this challenge, maybe more than any other. he has some very interesting features: hooded eyelids, really big 'sharp' eyebrows, a large, protruding forehead, a cleft chin, and maybe the most significant in my opinion, his mouth and teeth, which i really didn't utilize in my final approach. the sketch in the lower right is the one i went with. the one on the upper left i was thinking of incorporating a harry potter theme, the upper right juno(which could have been hilarious, had i been able to pull it off), and nothing in particular on the lower left.
Cee Lo Green

Cee Lo Green was the subject of this past week's caricature challenge. He's 1/2 of Gnarls Barkley, an R&B/Pop group, is maybe the best way to describe them.
I was intrigued by some of the photos I found. they do parodies of movies with their costumes, for photo shoots but also during performances. I don't know if that's normal for them or a result of an album entitled 'the Odd Couple'. Regardless i found them to be a lot of fun to draw and my mind went crazy with the endless possibilities of what parody i could capture them in. My initial brainstorming of this idea turned out about 15 different options. I sketched a couple but settled on an old school star trek them.
This one is an alternate version where i gave cee lo some Kirk hair. I really did get a kick out of looking at these guys. You should search google images for Gnarls Barkley.
Thursday, November 18, 2010
2 dwights
a couple dwights. the one on the left is rainn wilson at some kind of press junket, the one on the right is a screen capture of dwight impersonating jim.i did both of these at work today. the one on the left was a step forward in my development, in that i saw in my head what i wanted the end result to be. this is a rare thing for me, i'm not sure about other artists, but i was excited about it.
i was also trying to channel a great artist/caricaturist named dominic philibert. his caricature sketches are amazing. they seem fairly simple, but the likenesses are always spot on, and they seem to have a 'life' to them.
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