Friday, 27 March 2020

Jacques Brel


A mug stretch of Belgian singer, songwriter and actor, Jacques Brel. Apparently buried a few feet away from Paul Gauguin—according to Wikipeeeeeeeedia!

Tom Waits (WIP)


A work-in-progress screengrab of Tom Waits showing the line-art stage and clearly looking as though he's starting to feel the pressure of self-isolation...

Tools: Sketchbook Pro

#tomwaits #tomwaitswip #wip #digitalcaricature #tomwaitscaricature #realgone #howsitgonnaend #holdon #imstillhere #wereallmadhere #tilthemoneyrunsout #songtitlesashashtags

Albert Uderzo


A tribute to recently departed cartoonist, writer and artist, Albert Uderzo. Hard to think right now of a cartoonist who surpasses him for depicting cartoon gesture and dynamic movement. And let's not forget those environments!

#albertuderzo #uderzo #oumpahpah #goscinnyanduderzo #asterix #uderzocaricature #digitalcaricature #cartoonportrait #asterixthegaul #asterixandobelix #asterixandcleopatra #obelix #dogmatix #theseromansarecrazy

Saturday, 14 March 2020

Terry Jones Caricature



A caricature of Monty Python’s Terry Jones; a rare trip these days for me to go into the world of total vector. I generally moved away from it—at least as far as creating line art was concerned—as I wanted to feel that I was drawing more rather than just plotting points from start to finish. I went back to it for this one because one great advantage of vector-only image making is the total control of editing it allows, which meant I could go from a basic rough (second image) to something that looked quite different in form...for better or worse!

Thursday, 12 March 2020

Max Von Sydow


A farewell caricature for the great Max Von Sydow. Brilliantly introduced to a ten-year-old-me as Flash Gordon's arch enemy, Ming The Merciless. Such a great face.

Tools: Sketchbook Pro, Iluustrator + Photoshop

Mads Mikkelsen


My face-tug of the actor Mads Mikkelsen. Sometimes I feel I'm getting close to answering the question 'how far is too far?'!
Tools: Sketcbook Pro + Illustrator + Photoshop

Clive James


Remembering Clive James; a great mind and a great entertainer.

Tools: Sketcbook Pro, Illustrator and Photoshop