Good points. I do come across artists whose caricatures look like they took a liquify tool from photoshop stretched or pinched things around and then drew that. It always kinda bothered me, even though they were skillfully rendered, they were missing the charm that traditionally 'solving the face' gives.
I didn't imagine it would be this interesting to watch a critique video. But it kinda makes sense even not being the one who has drawn that caricature. I think the student drawing looks cute though.
My favorite is Jack Black from Tenacious D,day dreaming about wearing the pick of destiny around his neck,mic bursting into flames.I added vampire teeth on him.
I have a Jack Black illustration from a few years ago, entering the mouth of hell to do battle with some demons. It's oil on canvas: www.courtjones.com/images/large_ill_humor/Jack-Black-Caricature.jpg
For the next 'Drawing from Imagination' video, Stan should use one of those white text on blue field Windows Movie Maker captions with Dreamscape playing in the background.
muito bom apesar de não entender o que você fala por que sou um analfabeto quando se trata de inglês kkk mais aprendo prestando atenção no que você faz parabéns pelo trabalho ótimo profissional
hello, very good. i have a question, this caricature is for a person who has a very distinc features, like hair and nose, i think this have a impact on drawing caricature, i think is more easy, and what about drawing a cariture from a person has a face all proportions right. u know, like your face, i think is more dificult.
i don't know about these eyes... something about them (maybe the eyebrows) makes his facial expression look dead inside and smiling thru pain. the genuine amusement of the loopsided smirk is lost, even though the facial structure is better.
Hello Proko. Can you describe the kind of computer that you use.? Blees from Panamá. Puedes decir, Cual es el modelo de computadora que usas para las caricaturas.?
That's a good point. However, the main goal in this demo was simply to show how to improve the likeness and make better exaggeration choices. The way I teach caricatures is to break down the process into smaller, more manageable problems where you focus on one main goal at each step. So I think it's good to show the roughness and real decisions I make along the way. It allows me to show students how to make corrections to their own work. The details of the anatomy and alignment of the features will be resolved in the next stage of The Abstraction.
Hello my name is Carlos Trujillo I am from Ecuador and english is my second language. Let me tell you, , I cosider you are GREAT! Congratulations by all ur works and precious drawings. I am an architect and i like to draw too. I make water color, charcol and oil ; principality. I consider my self as a good drawing i like to make portraits and i think i am good doing them , BUT since many yeras ago I had been trying to make caricatures but I couldnt. Untill i found ur precious lessons. I want to ask some things: are there faces which are really really difficult to make a good caricatures? and second question is: if i am 54 years old, dou think I am going to be good enought. I woudl liked to show u some of my drawings too. Thanks by u reading this and congratulations AGAIN. Carlos
Hi Carlos. Sorry for the wait. I don't check the comments too often. To answer your question, yes, there are many faces that are difficult for me to caricature. If they are more pretty and closer to the average, I find it more difficult to make them exaggerated and funny. I created a lesson on sketching difficult faces where the main suggestion was to compare the difficult face with the face of another celebrity who shows opposite characteristics - someone who is easier for you to caricature. And then do caricatures of both people next to each other. Using a second person as a basis to judge your caricature decisions can be really helpful in figuring out what to exaggerate on the difficult face.
Oh, also and no matter your age, you can learn anything, I think. As long as you pursue it with a passion and discipline (and have some good instruction!).
one thing the submission of the Big Bang Theory guy had right was that it made him look younger rather than older, which is more in keeping with the character. this professional whos never seen the show has made him look older which really hurts the association between his caricature and the actual character.
I have a question though, the guy clearly does not have a long slim face, it is rather short and wide, so why would you draw his face as long and slim? That's like the opposite. That doesn't make any sense to me if the purpose of the caricature is to exaggerate the features.
Absolutely! The only thing truly close to a rule we have in caricature is to maintain the readability of the likeness. The same artist can do hundreds of caricatures of the same face and they'll be different every time. We just have to know who they are for it be a strong caricature, as Court discusses in this video.
Whoa, not watching TBBT is like missing out on a space shuttle launch or never playing with a slinky on a spiral staircase or not tasting lime Jello! I suppose you never ate an apple pie???
It absolutely does NOT look more like the person. And as he said, his critique sketch is a first pass, meaning the point was to just get the idea and likeness in place, then refine stuff like nostril movement because of the smile. His is actually a caricature you could really use in editorial work, nobody’s gonna even remotely consider the first in that regard.
He could've popped the lower lip out and rendered it more, but I think Court's is better because it makes more sense. When you have a crooked smile like that, it doesn't make sense to have both cheeks pushed up equal amounts, as the original sketch had it.
Nope, those cheeks are rookie error distortion and it would’ve never flew past any sort of real scrutiny. It’s a good attempt starting off, but there’s a LOT they could pick up from Court’s rendition, regardless of whether you agree with the choices or not.
Who has been your favorite person to caricature so far?
skelly XD
Proko,Kurt Cobain,Benedict Cumberbetch and some my friends.
yeah skelly
Dustin from stranger things
Mr. Sundar pichai
Seriously, you are a great teacher. I like your explanations of the tutorials and your connections with us. Thank you sir.
Good points. I do come across artists whose caricatures look like they took a liquify tool from photoshop stretched or pinched things around and then drew that. It always kinda bothered me, even though they were skillfully rendered, they were missing the charm that traditionally 'solving the face' gives.
I didn't imagine it would be this interesting to watch a critique video. But it kinda makes sense even not being the one who has drawn that caricature. I think the student drawing looks cute though.
The lost beatle.
Oh god
Loving Court's videos on this channel. So glad you guys did this!
Desculpe não sei falar inglês, mas mesmo assim aprendo muito com seus vídeos! Parabens
My favorite is Jack Black from Tenacious D,day dreaming about wearing the pick of destiny around his neck,mic bursting into flames.I added vampire teeth on him.
I have a Jack Black illustration from a few years ago, entering the mouth of hell to do battle with some demons. It's oil on canvas: www.courtjones.com/images/large_ill_humor/Jack-Black-Caricature.jpg
For the next 'Drawing from Imagination' video, Stan should use one of those white text on blue field Windows Movie Maker captions with Dreamscape playing in the background.
muito bom apesar de não entender o que você fala por que sou um analfabeto quando se trata de inglês kkk mais aprendo prestando atenção no que você faz parabéns pelo trabalho ótimo profissional
Yours is MUCH better but the man who draws the original is a very good drawer !
Thanks, Mr. Brady
This is so helpful, thank you!
hello, very good. i have a question, this caricature is for a person who has a very distinc features, like hair and nose, i think this have a impact on drawing caricature, i think is more easy, and what about drawing a cariture from a person has a face all proportions right. u know, like your face, i think is more dificult.
You are Great....Excellent...I learn a lot from this episodes...!!!
wollowitz, the austin powers of tbbt
Very cool. I like your attention to detail.
6:12 He looks like Jacques Vallee when he was young.
great analysis and drawing!
Good work 🦋
Amazing!
Sir i like your videos.
thank you
awesome...thanks
Are you using Autodesk Sketchbook Pro? Those pencil brushes are on point!
I'm in Photoshop using Kyle's Animator Pencil tool, from Kyle Webster (available on Gumroad).
Thanks!
i don't know about these eyes... something about them (maybe the eyebrows) makes his facial expression look dead inside and smiling thru pain. the genuine amusement of the loopsided smirk is lost, even though the facial structure is better.
Dear Proko,now my problem -- is legs.Can you help me with legs anatomy in the next video.Sank you😘
This one is nice, but the Messi one, I really don't know what happened, the submited one really nailed the looks of the soccer player...
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Hello Proko.
Can you describe the kind of computer that you use.?
Blees from Panamá.
Puedes decir, Cual es el modelo de computadora que usas para las caricaturas.?
The smirk raises one nostril more than the other.
That's a good point. However, the main goal in this demo was simply to show how to improve the likeness and make better exaggeration choices. The way I teach caricatures is to break down the process into smaller, more manageable problems where you focus on one main goal at each step. So I think it's good to show the roughness and real decisions I make along the way. It allows me to show students how to make corrections to their own work. The details of the anatomy and alignment of the features will be resolved in the next stage of The Abstraction.
In spanish please!!!!! Subtitles 😫😪💔 please please!!!!!
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Carla Soloag te amo
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Carla Soloag is such a feeling that I just cant hide it
Estoy suscrito a tu canal
Im subscribed to your channel
No se si hablas español o inglés
Im no sure if you speak both spanish and english
Which is the best computer for arist
Hi, I'm subscribing to the premium course but I can't locate the additional critiques you show in this video. Where are they located?
It's video "Lesson 3h: Rough Sketch Critiques" in the Rough Sketch portion of the course
Thanks so much :-)
PROKO - How To Draw Facial Features: Playlist
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Hello my name is Carlos Trujillo I am from Ecuador and english is my second language. Let me tell you, , I cosider you are GREAT! Congratulations by all ur works and precious drawings. I am an architect and i like to draw too. I make water color, charcol and oil ; principality. I consider my self as a good drawing i like to make portraits and i think i am good doing them , BUT since many yeras ago I had been trying to make caricatures but I couldnt. Untill i found ur precious lessons. I want to ask some things: are there faces which are really really difficult to make a good caricatures? and second question is: if i am 54 years old, dou think I am going to be good enought. I woudl liked to show u some of my drawings too.
Thanks by u reading this and congratulations AGAIN.
Carlos
Hi Carlos. Sorry for the wait. I don't check the comments too often. To answer your question, yes, there are many faces that are difficult for me to caricature. If they are more pretty and closer to the average, I find it more difficult to make them exaggerated and funny. I created a lesson on sketching difficult faces where the main suggestion was to compare the difficult face with the face of another celebrity who shows opposite characteristics - someone who is easier for you to caricature. And then do caricatures of both people next to each other. Using a second person as a basis to judge your caricature decisions can be really helpful in figuring out what to exaggerate on the difficult face.
Oh, also and no matter your age, you can learn anything, I think. As long as you pursue it with a passion and discipline (and have some good instruction!).
@@CourtJones Thank u so MUCH!
I love being the 100 of a number. I'm yo 600 like. That's a good number.
one thing the submission of the Big Bang Theory guy had right was that it made him look younger rather than older, which is more in keeping with the character. this professional whos never seen the show has made him look older which really hurts the association between his caricature and the actual character.
I have a question though, the guy clearly does not have a long slim face, it is rather short and wide, so why would you draw his face as long and slim? That's like the opposite. That doesn't make any sense to me if the purpose of the caricature is to exaggerate the features.
A longer face is most definitely one of several solutions he could’ve went for that’s valid. I think the likeness is spot on even in this first phase.
What's the song
Great but to me no two artist will draw features the same with caricature there is no rule really
Absolutely! The only thing truly close to a rule we have in caricature is to maintain the readability of the likeness. The same artist can do hundreds of caricatures of the same face and they'll be different every time.
We just have to know who they are for it be a strong caricature, as Court discusses in this video.
Whoa, not watching TBBT is like missing out on a space shuttle launch or never playing with a slinky on a spiral staircase or not tasting lime Jello! I suppose you never ate an apple pie???
frankly the students work looks more like the actor but i agree about the bridge of the nose
imo
the new drawing s eyes arent droopy or slanted and the wing of the nose is static
plus the jaw width is too small im watching the show so i kind of know who se drawing looks more like harold
It absolutely does NOT look more like the person. And as he said, his critique sketch is a first pass, meaning the point was to just get the idea and likeness in place, then refine stuff like nostril movement because of the smile. His is actually a caricature you could really use in editorial work, nobody’s gonna even remotely consider the first in that regard.
channel Palavra Nerd. oh yeeah.
What kind of community to FaceBook cartoonists he says (if I understood correctly from the English)
You can get to the Facebook group by visiting www.proko.com/groups/
Why is Will Ferrell teaching me how to draw?
1st comment
To be honest, I think he got the mouth better. Yours was great until the mouth.
He could've popped the lower lip out and rendered it more, but I think Court's is better because it makes more sense. When you have a crooked smile like that, it doesn't make sense to have both cheeks pushed up equal amounts, as the original sketch had it.
That’s the kind of decision you have to make when you decide to push the likeness a certain way. For every reaction is an equal and opposite reaction.
Kind of looks like Ben Affleck
2nd comment :v
I liked the student's better. He exaggerated the cheeks and the nose perfectly: however, the hair is better on your version.
Nope, those cheeks are rookie error distortion and it would’ve never flew past any sort of real scrutiny. It’s a good attempt starting off, but there’s a LOT they could pick up from Court’s rendition, regardless of whether you agree with the choices or not.
@@Darknight0681 I don’t even remember making this comment.
WHO ARE YOU
The other guys was better
The likeness is there but the drawing shows no knowledge of form and facial anatomy