Since as long as I can remember I had always had a pencil in my hand. Apart from the infantile scribbling that we all go through with those mammoth wax crayons, the first time I remember well was when I was drawing images…
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Last August (2016), in a rush of work, my old iMac [late2011] decided to have a heat stroke.
I’m not the best caricaturist out there, but I enjoy doing them. It satisfies my hunger to be creative, and at the same time tackles the challenge to test my abilities. Most of the time people get to see the end result; the finished image set ready to be posted on multiple sites. Very rarely do you get a chance to look at and study the first step in the process; the sketch.
A recent article I was reading got me thinking about some of the experiences I have had with misuse of my art and what is acceptable. I want to discuss it here, but if you are interested in the original article on the subject it can be found here.
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]So, maybe my process isn’t typical in the caricature drawing methodology, but I thought I would share my
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_text_separator title=”The Beginning” subtitle=”How did I get into caricaturing?” style=”small” margin=”10″][vc_column_text]I have been drawing and illustrating now for
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Caricature Sometimes when you start a new process you have to take small steps to see improvements.
For around six years now I have been trying to make headway in what could be best described
Happy Birthday, David Lynch!!! copyright © Rob Snow | creative 2016 prints available from: http://bit.ly/RPS_juniqe – JUNIQE http://bit.ly/RPS_icanvas – iCanvas
Happy Birthday, Janice Joplin!! copyright © Rob Snow | creative 2017 prints available from: http://bit.ly/RPS_juniqe – JUNIQE http://bit.ly/RPS_icanvas – iCanvas
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