another round of "in the other car" 
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9 comments:
If I had to choose one of these people to be, I would choose death. Nice caricatures, once again. Keep the sketches coming, sir!
love the variations on these people. Lovey sketches sir
great little profile studies. I like how you've pushed each one differently. That cat below is pretty hilarious too.
ugly x 2 x 2 (squared)
These are some fun expressive drawings. A lot of personality.
All of your work is halarious! Great blog and your styling is genius.
This posting makes me really wish I could draw! I would LOVE to be able to draw all the weird and interesting people I see, especially the ones I see at Wal-Mart and Barnes & Noble. It reminds me of how my dad used to draw people in the congregation at church (old guys with huge noses, mostly).
Your blog is awesome - you have such a fun, expressive style!
Hi, love your drawings. Been trying to copy them to learn how you construct them. Could you tell me, what size are the originals approximately?
Peter, the originals are less than 3 inches tall. The oversimplified tutorial for how I draw: make a circle and put a nose on it then draw everything else.
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