This is my first new full caricature lesson on TH-cam in over two months because we took a break before beginning part 2 of the course. Stan has released several of his demos since then. And when both our courses are in full swing, we alternate them week after week.
If you're wondering why they chose Hillary instead of Trump, it's probably because there have already been thousands of caricatures of Trump, and it wouldn't be as interesting or as challenging.
That caricature of Hilary doesn't look like her to me. If I had just looked at the drawing without the reference photo next to it, I would not know it was her. I would guess a politician, but not her.
I`ve been an Artist from childhood to now at 73 , and even I am amazed at the " caricature artist " who I envie very much. I`ve never ventured into the art of Caricature but I wish I had done it at a much earlier stage in my Life. Hats off to these guys who excel at it .
This is a great course. Well done Court! Big help. Euan Mactavish (UK) uses a similar verbal method to plan before drawing. Hoping that you can treat the topic of doing caricatures of folks with really average faces.
Hey Bill. All of part 2 of this course is generally geared towards showing different strategies to solve caricature problems, like difficult faces. But there is one lesson in particular I think you will enjoy that focuses on just that problem.
i... i mean, the technique itself seems right, but i think i disagree a lot about which traits on hillary to exagerate. so much that i couldnt really recognize her in your drawing either. It's funny, like we see different things when looking at the same person/picture
I agree. The tips are excellent, but Hillary's caricature didn't end up so recognizable. And unlike the artist, I personally think that Hillary has BIG, bulgy eyes.
Well that's the amazing thing about caricature. 1,000 different artists can exaggerate a subject's likeness 1,000 different ways, and they can all look like the person. There never is just one right answer to how to caricature someone. Hillary in particular looks vastly different from different angles and when making different expressions, which I mention in this video. She has a really flexible face. If I were to draw her from another photo, I might make very different decisions like big bulging eyes, massive teeth and other things. I encourage you to explore your own caricatures of her.
Who is the guy starting at 6:01? If we're suppose to start with the 'big shapes and then move on to the details' as stated at 6:00, then hair should have been 1st or 2nd on the Hillary list instead of 9th.
but how do you do caricatures of people who really don't have any noticeable traits ? I've been trying to make one of lexa from the 100 and I just cannot find anything that makes the drawing look like her
That's a question a lot of folks have. Each of the lessons in part 2 will help give you different techniques to solve difficult faces. But there is a lesson coming up that specifically focuses on that problem.
I dont see her as having a big nose. I think this is why girls end up getting plastic surgery. They could have a normal nose but its expected for females to have a nose like emma watson or they'll hear 'you got a big nose' their whole lives
You think every nose is big and wide. Or at least noses I think are normal sized. You should meet MY nose. You'd write down "massive nose, literally truck sized. Planetary nose" LOL Also aging jokes = not cool
Well, in this video, I showed three caricatures and checklists. Two of them I describe as having short noses. So there's that. And sorry you heard age jokes. I thought my comment about the neck and how we are all aging was actually expressing empathy and solidarity. On a related note, and to make this a teaching experience - to ignore signs of aging when drawing an aging person does a disservice to them and the caricature. I think people of all types are beautiful. I love drawing the differences between people and showing what makes each person unique and individual. And to make that drawing funny to look at. That's what caricature is about.
i hate people who think others' opinions are a teachable experience for them or who think the only reason anyone dislikes what they've done is that they didn't understand basics and need a lecture
Are you a left or right brained artist?
both sides been knocked up over the years, so it's anyone's guess.
Proko does it matter?
Middle.
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Lol did anyone else see how Hillary's shadow in the thumbnail looks like Trump 😂
true lmao
Lol
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Lmao! Proko you're a genius! After looking back at the thumbnail I realized that the shadow of Hillary Clinton is Donald Trump!
This is my first new full caricature lesson on TH-cam in over two months because we took a break before beginning part 2 of the course. Stan has released several of his demos since then. And when both our courses are in full swing, we alternate them week after week.
The Hillary piece was very articulate! Also, this tutorial helped a lot!
Excellent teacher. I love the way Court explains everything. I learn so fast from him.
If you're wondering why they chose Hillary instead of Trump, it's probably because there have already been thousands of caricatures of Trump, and it wouldn't be as interesting or as challenging.
That caricature of Hilary doesn't look like her to me. If I had just looked at the drawing without the reference photo next to it, I would not know it was her. I would guess a politician, but not her.
Interesting, I can't wait to try this!
I`ve been an Artist from childhood to now at 73 , and even I am amazed at the " caricature artist " who I envie very much. I`ve never ventured into the art of Caricature but I wish I had done it at a much earlier stage in my Life. Hats off to these guys who excel at it .
This is a great course. Well done Court! Big help. Euan Mactavish (UK) uses a similar verbal method to plan before drawing. Hoping that you can treat the topic of doing caricatures of folks with really average faces.
Hey Bill. All of part 2 of this course is generally geared towards showing different strategies to solve caricature problems, like difficult faces. But there is one lesson in particular I think you will enjoy that focuses on just that problem.
I'm gonna try the list technique, not just for character illustrations, but for other art projects, too. It sounds simply brilliant!
That's great, Sam. It's true. Such a simple thing like making a list of priorities and focused goals can help out with any genre of art.
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Omg this guy acts like Proko the way he talks and moves XDDDDD Proko's brother
i... i mean, the technique itself seems right, but i think i disagree a lot about which traits on hillary to exagerate. so much that i couldnt really recognize her in your drawing either. It's funny, like we see different things when looking at the same person/picture
I agree. The tips are excellent, but Hillary's caricature didn't end up so recognizable. And unlike the artist, I personally think that Hillary has BIG, bulgy eyes.
Well that's the amazing thing about caricature. 1,000 different artists
can exaggerate a subject's likeness 1,000 different ways, and they can all look
like the person. There never is just one right answer to how to
caricature someone. Hillary in particular looks vastly different from
different angles and when making different expressions, which I mention
in this video. She has a really flexible face. If I were to draw her
from another photo, I might make very different decisions like big
bulging eyes, massive teeth and other things. I encourage you to explore your own caricatures of her.
@@CourtJones Yeah, her likeness was immediately recognizable to me. So I'm not sure what those other people were talking about.
Who is the guy starting at 6:01? If we're suppose to start with the 'big shapes and then move on to the details' as stated at 6:00, then hair should have been 1st or 2nd on the Hillary list instead of 9th.
but how do you do caricatures of people who really don't have any noticeable traits ? I've been trying to make one of lexa from the 100 and I just cannot find anything that makes the drawing look like her
That's a question a lot of folks have. Each of the lessons in part 2 will help give you different techniques to solve difficult faces. But there is a lesson coming up that specifically focuses on that problem.
Hoowww i yust cant find these big spots and details in the pictuers of other people it drives me crayzy i just cand do it.😢
loves how he rolls his eyes hahahah so cute. so good video
The shadow on the thumbnail look like Donald Trump
casey neistad looks so cool! hahahaha
Interesting tips but unfortunately that does not look like Hillary.
This is a great tutorial for drawing caricatures. I hope I can learn more from you. Thank you Proko :)
The best video of this series!!! The amazing Court!
MY PROBLEM IS I CANT DRAW FIRST I NEED THAT SKILL BEFORE ANY OF THESE VIDEOS
Wow
That's amazing rendering. I knew it was Hillary immediately even without the reference.
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No mention of ears? Do we ignore the ears?
let s try this thank you
premium is expencive .
I dont see her as having a big nose. I think this is why girls end up getting plastic surgery. They could have a normal nose but its expected for females to have a nose like emma watson or they'll hear 'you got a big nose' their whole lives
So so interesting
0:15 Casey Niestat on the bottom left looks like the kid on Sam and Cat that says “I’m Raaandy”
I laugh so had every time I begin to see te caricature half-done xD
where are the reference pics
They'll be available soon in the premium area of the Proko website.
That Casey Neistat looks sooooo good!
Soul: black and cold.
That Casey Neistat tho
the Casey Neistat one is really 👌
thanks bhai
You think every nose is big and wide. Or at least noses I think are normal sized. You should meet MY nose. You'd write down "massive nose, literally truck sized. Planetary nose" LOL Also aging jokes = not cool
Well, in this video, I showed three caricatures and checklists. Two of them I describe as having short noses. So there's that. And sorry you heard age jokes. I thought my comment about the neck and how we are all aging was actually expressing empathy and solidarity. On a related note, and to make this a teaching experience - to ignore signs of aging when drawing an aging person does a disservice to them and the caricature. I think people of all types are beautiful. I love drawing the differences between people and showing what makes each person unique and individual. And to make that drawing funny to look at. That's what caricature is about.
i hate people who think others' opinions are a teachable experience for them or who think the only reason anyone dislikes what they've done is that they didn't understand basics and need a lecture
lol
thanks bhai
Hillary's easy to draw. Just sketch a literal demon.
DONE.
well done
Amazing
this helped alot
a more accurate Hillary would be dollar signs for eyes
darwinbird no it would've had horns
Lmao