Showing posts with label caricature. Show all posts
Showing posts with label caricature. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 08, 2016

Caricature tutorial





Hi all. So there's a first time for everything. This is my first gumroad tutorial. In this demo I show my process of setting up a caricature, based on the gesture in the face and adding volumes by adding tonality. In the video I talk you through the process from the very first line to the final result you can see as the cover for this product. 
With first times come first time mistakes, and as I played back the recording, I discovered the sound is a bit crunchy from time to time. So why not start my launch at gumroad with a discount. Only $5 for this demo, that lasts over an hour!!

The full tutorial can be found here:
https://gumroad.com/woutertulp

Monday, February 15, 2016

Wednesday, March 25, 2015

Caricature - art

From a young age I have been fascinated by the art of caricature. In art school caricatures were looked at as low art, and I wasn’t allowed to create caricatures there.
After school I got paid to do caricatures for magazines and newspapers.
Although I have always disagreed with the teachers who told me caricatures were not ‘real’ art, it is amazing how much impact their response had to how I looked at caricatures. After a while I even stopped drawing caricatures at all, because I felt I wouldn’t be taken seriously as an artist.
When I realised I started to have the same viewpoint on caricatures as the people who forbid me to draw them in art school, I realised something had gone very wrong. I started looking at the work of the people whose work had inspired me for so long. Caricaturists, like C.F.PaynePaul van der Steen , David Levine, Natalie Ascencios but also painters from long ago. Then I realised there is no such thing as high art and low art. A portrait artist looks at his subject and decides what he wants to express. he chooses what he wants to emphasise, wether it is shapes, colors, textures, attitude… A painter exaggerates. he makes you look at the subject like he does, by showing this to you with his painting. Over time painters have done many portraits in many different ways.
Some of the portraits that are considered ‘high art’ by some, are not much different than how I would have loved to paint a caricature in art school

Friday, September 27, 2013

Caricatures











A few years back I did this fun job for a communication agency. They asked me to do a few caricatures of them, and place these caricatures into several settings. The were going to be used in a presentation.
For the Bonny and Cleyde version I was asked to use the reference litterally. The other illustrations were based on subjects from the lecture.

Wednesday, January 23, 2013

Armstrong


It has been a while since I last did a caricature. I had lots of fun exaggerating features once again!

Monday, March 12, 2012

Pieter Steinz for HP/deTijd




Given the fact that I had to work wirth two very small lowres images as reference, I thing the illustration turned out allright...:-)

Thursday, November 24, 2011

MAD!

MAD cover illustration. I will post more about the process soon!

Monday, November 14, 2011

MAD Sneek peak


Here's a little sneek peak of the cover illustration for the  upcoming MAD I did. The new MAD will be in stores november 24th.

Thursday, November 10, 2011