A Caricawoozle

This is Theodor "Dr. Seuss" Geisel, just a quick, rough sketch for this month's E-Caricatures contest. I really wanted to do a whole body in his own drawing style, but this was all I ended up having time for.

Gettin' all contest-participatey!

J.K. Rowling, for this month's E-Caricatures contest:



And Glenn Close, for Wittygraphy:

very witty, wilde. very witty.

i noticed that i'd gotten the nose all wrong on my original sketch for this one, so i changed that in the final drawring. other than that, it's largely the same. i didn't really want the textured paper, but it was the only thing i could find at the art supply store that was the colour i wanted, so i went with it. in the end, i quite liked the effect it gave. all comments welcome.

it's oscar wilde, by the way.

the only thing worse than having an unflattering caricature done of oneself is not having an unflattering caricature done of oneself.

with this one being my official catch-up piece (yaaayyy!), i figured it was about time i went back to putting a little more effort into some of these. here's my "o" male (on the actual "o" male week!), oscar wilde:

for the life of me, i just couldn't come up with a good "e male/ e-mail" joke here...

i tried to make up for being so late last time by doing a caricature of four people in one. this time, i'm attempting to make up for it by doing a full-blown, full-colour finished piece. the logic doesn't really work out, though, because part of the reason i'm so late with this one is because i was putting time into doing a full-blown, full-colour finished piece.

whatever.

"e" is for edgar allen poe.