It’s funny that yesterday’s Caricature Resolution 2019 subject was Adele Adkins, because today’s subject is Adele Dazeem! That joke never gets old. Sorry, Idina Menzel.
Yearly Archives: 2019
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Day 25 of Caricature Resolution 2019 brings us English singer Adele Laurie Blue Adkins. Drawn here in conventional cartoon style.
Day 24 of Caricature Resolution 2019 calls for drawing the Icelandic singer, Bjørk. After going cartoony for so many in this challenge, I went back to a more fully-rendered painting style. I was happy with the degree of exaggeration I was able to get and retain a likeness, but I […]
There is an old axiom which states that it is difficult to caricature an attractive person. More precisely, a beautiful woman. This was supposed to have been dispelled, as just lazy, and that anyone with a face can be caricatured. However, in my quest during this challenge to stretch my […]
The Day 21 subject of this year’s “Caricature Resolution” challenge (to do a caricature every day of January from a pre-selected list of subjects) is tennis legend, Billie Jean Kind. Just to mix things up, I tried a different approach to this one. No preliminary sketch. I just chose an […]
Day 20 of the month-long Caricature Resolution 2019 challenge, and I have fallen back to comic book style gags. This time, a book cover of the story of mega-successful author of the Harry Potter universe, J.K. Rowling:
The Day 19 of Caricature Resolution 2019 subject is Pakistanki education advocate, and Nobel prize winner, Malala Yousafzai. Created digitally on the iPad, using Procreate as the app.
Day 17 of Caricature Resolution is Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta. I went with a simple line drawing today, but really tried to exaggerate in addition to not overworking it to a muddy mess. Sometimes simpler can be a lot better.
Day 16 of this month long challenge has me feeling rather worn out and I couldn’t muster the enthusiasm to even attempt this subject until the late hours of the day. Not sure if it was the difficulty of a subject who has changed looks so much, that a standard […]