Sketch O’The Day
Since we are talking about weightlifting, here’s a quick study of a young Arnold Schwarzenegger: READ MORE
Since we are talking about weightlifting, here’s a quick study of a young Arnold Schwarzenegger: READ MORE
The very…. uh… original Angelina Jolie: Angelina is far too thin, with sinewy, bony arms and weirdly bulging joints. She seems to have these huge, flappy, Gollum hands that are all knots and veins that hang at the ends of her arms. Her hands appear so big and heavy that they weigh down her ultra-thin arms as if she can’t lift them. Eat a sandwich, woman. By the way, I’ve decided Sundays are a day off for Sketch O’The Day. That will just be for the mailbag. I suppose I need to consider changing the name to “Sketch O’Every Day But Sunday”… but that doesn’t… READ MORE
Not much of a caricature, but some days I just feel like drawing and not sweating over trying to exaggerate. Everybody draws this actor as Gandalf or Magneto, but I found this old picture of him from some film where he played a military commander of some kind. Ian McKellen: It’s fun to draw well known actors from different periods of their careers… great learning experience about how the face ages. READ MORE
Recent Octogenarian, singer Tony Bennett: READ MORE
A very small study of Pamela Anderson’s once again ex, Kid Rock: READ MORE
A very quick one of former NFL running back turned reality TV dancer Emmitt Smith: I guess he won something either by dancing or by wearing the dumbest outfit ever worn by a man on television… I don’t get ‘reality’ TV. READ MORE
Another Heroes cast member, Hayden Panettiere: Save the Cheerleader, Save the World! READ MORE
A quick figure study out of an old copy of Sports Illustrated For a while there I was getting a lot of the sports related artwork in MAD, and I did a lot of sports art for various other clients like the Minnesota Twins, the San Fransisco Giants and a few others. I haven’t done much of that lately. Personally I think drawing athletes in action is better done from memory than from photo reference. At the very least you have to simplify the figure and boil down the action to more archtypical poses. Fast shutter pictures capture weird folds and awkward moments in movement.… READ MORE
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