If you liked this video, you’ll love my video on my list of favorite Caricature drawing exercises. Here’s a link: Caricature Drawing Exercises Guaranteed To Improve Your Art! th-cam.com/video/w0xyW8KS2aE/w-d-xo.html
Great demonstration....thank you so much. I like to try to draw the face first without looking at your work. You have helped me more than anyone on TH-cam. Please as many of those as you can do. Thanks again!!!
One thing is the size exaggeration. What makes them funny is if they have small eyes then it's funny to accompany those eyes with a bigger nose. If you get the shapes right then I would exaggerate the features from big to small or small to big. You really crushed the more simple shapes too. The simple straight, curved and angled lines really add to the drawings fun factor, great video!
the progression of exagration also in some extend look slightly how the character would progress over age, it is applicable in this particular drawing. Amazing tips to learn, Thank you!
Good instructor, I learn a little something more each time. I couldn't see it quite this way, as his eyes get relatively smaller with each drawing. But I do see the sharpening angles, especially on a man with rugged features. What I"m noticing with a lot of these videos is the subjects have more obvious features, and I get why these are the subjects for training. However, the hardest caricatures are the people who do not have exaggerated features, often younger people with plain faces. They are the hardest to draw - and the least exhibited in these instructional videos.
Wow, this is exciting. Might take me a good long while to get to your level, but so much fun to see how you think about the exaggeration etc. Very useful!
great exercise, oh my goodness! game changer! Do you mind showing how you put this to application in the live sketch scenario? it's great for practice, but is their a way to incorporate it in as I progress my skill set with the live sketches? :)
I use this exercise for practice at home, but when I do live sketches, I only have three or four minutes to do a great drawing, so there’s no time to do this type of exercise live. When drawing live, I just draw the person one time but I know that my practice time at home has caused me to improve. Thank you!
I’m using a zebra brush pen for the eyes, nose and mouth, and a Tombow brush pen for the outlines. There are links in the description to get them on Amazon. Thank you!
If you liked this video, you’ll love my video on my list of favorite Caricature drawing exercises. Here’s a link:
Caricature Drawing Exercises Guaranteed To Improve Your Art!
th-cam.com/video/w0xyW8KS2aE/w-d-xo.html
Great demonstration....thank you so much. I like to try to draw the face first without looking at your work. You have helped me more than anyone on TH-cam. Please as many of those as you can do. Thanks again!!!
Excellent.
One thing is the size exaggeration. What makes them funny is if they have small eyes then it's funny to accompany those eyes with a bigger nose. If you get the shapes right then I would exaggerate the features from big to small or small to big. You really crushed the more simple shapes too. The simple straight, curved and angled lines really add to the drawings fun factor, great video!
was too cool to see the likeness go up with each round!
Great work. I like all 3 of the pieces.
Thank you!
THANKS FOR THE TIPS👍 GREAT INFO!
Thank you!
Thank you for taking us thru your thought process. This was very valuable.
I ordered your course 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾!!!!!
Awesome, thank you! I hope you get a lot of value out of it. Let me know what you think when you finish it. 😎👍🎨
I really enjoyed this video. Obviously it’s all subjective. I think v2 is my favourite. You have a lovely style and a great voice.
Thank you!
the progression of exagration also in some extend look slightly how the character would progress over age, it is applicable in this particular drawing. Amazing tips to learn, Thank you!
Incredible talent. Wish I had it.
Nice job as usual Thommo mate. You are fairdinkum getting better with each video. Cheers cob
Thank you! 👍👍
Good instructor, I learn a little something more each time. I couldn't see it quite this way, as his eyes get relatively smaller with each drawing. But I do see the sharpening angles, especially on a man with rugged features. What I"m noticing with a lot of these videos is the subjects have more obvious features, and I get why these are the subjects for training. However, the hardest caricatures are the people who do not have exaggerated features, often younger people with plain faces. They are the hardest to draw - and the least exhibited in these instructional videos.
So talented! May God bless you.
Thank you! You too!
Wow, this is exciting. Might take me a good long while to get to your level, but so much fun to see how you think about the exaggeration etc. Very useful!
You can do it!
This is amazingly helpful, thank you!
You’re welcome, and, thank you!
JTA.. great exercise, think I'm going to have to practice that the rest of my life 🥸
Please do! Thank you!
Hi James! Nice video. Great advice for training your brain. It would be nice if these could be saved. I like to watch again. All the BEST to you!
Thank you!
The man's cheekbones and his eyes stood out to me.
Great content ❤
Thank you!
I find hair hard to do, I either do too much or too little.
Love your videoes!
Thank you! Hair is not easy, it takes lots of practice, and I like to look at how other artists do it . Tom Richmond, one of the best at drawing hair.
Great video thankyou 😊
Thank you!
Great exercise
Great video. Thanks
Thank you!
Basically, you’re caricaturing the caricatures each time that I used to use as well
Yes, that’s my favorite exercise! Thank you!
Great video!!!!!!😊
Thank you!
Very cool. I think it needs way more wrinkles though, it’s the second thing I saw.
definitely; those are some real deep furrows on the brow
great exercise, oh my goodness! game changer! Do you mind showing how you put this to application in the live sketch scenario? it's great for practice, but is their a way to incorporate it in as I progress my skill set with the live sketches? :)
I use this exercise for practice at home, but when I do live sketches, I only have three or four minutes to do a great drawing, so there’s no time to do this type of exercise live. When drawing live, I just draw the person one time but I know that my practice time at home has caused me to improve. Thank you!
What kind of paper/illustration board and markers do you recommend when doing events? Do you have a video on that?
excelente!!
What kind of pens and paper are you using to do your work. I’m just getting started
Good stuff, as always. Picked up your course and looking forward to getting stuck in!
Awesome, Thank you! 👍🎨
Interestn techniques… excited for ur course in april… what thick /thin pen are u using pls kip
Eres un CAPO
Hi, which type of marker / brush you use for inking
Great work .. what is the pen you are using ?
I’m using a zebra brush pen for the eyes, nose and mouth, and a Tombow brush pen for the outlines. There are links in the description to get them on Amazon.
Thank you!
@@jamesthomas1123 thanks for taking time and replying
Has anyone ever been upset by their caricature?
Not that I know of, it all for fun anyway. Thank you!
Bottom heavy
I agree, thanks!
I see he’s top heavy! A lotta foreheads.
Yes, you can draw him top-heavy also. Thank you!
more exageration on forehead and mustache