This is the first of a series of articles I will post here on The MAD Blog about my theories, methods and processes concerning how to draw caricatures.A lot of this information is part of what I teach my theme park artists, so it is derived partly from the approach of doing live, quick-draw caricatures. However all of that can be applied to more studio orientated caricature work and I have also added points and concepts directly from the less time-constrained world of caricature illustration. Therefore this is not instruction for just the live caricaturist but for any artist interested in caricature for any purpose.
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In teaching all these workshops I have come up with some new concepts and ways to explain the process of seeing and drawing a caricature that I think are worthy of inclusion. To be honest, these workshops have changed the way I approach my caricatures as well as how I teach others. That said, it will be a lot of work to revamp the book because I am not talking about adding a couple of pages of fluff. This would be a rethinking of a number of the fundamentals that would result in a rewriting of substantial sections of the book, as well as the addition of at least 24 (and likely a lot more) pages of expanded material.
I would like to see color thery how do different skin tones different ways to color I can airbrush but have not learn how to color in a caricatures not good with computers but want to learn how to use them and iPad for photo regance,scale I draw large want to learn to draw on copy paper size,I like drawing with no.2 pencil but more about markers lots to dos 2ff7e9595c
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