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The Art Behind the Technique of Cartoon Caricatures
How to Draw a Cartoon Caricature a Woman With Glasses
Exaggerating Facial Features When Drawing Caricatures: Pt. 1
Exaggerating Facial Features When Drawing Caricatures: Pt. 2
Drawing Tools & Art Supplies for Cartoon Caricatures
Getting Started Drawing Cartoon Caricatures
How to Draw Cartoon Caricatures of Children
Adding Detail to a Cartoon Caricature
How to Draw Facial Structure on a Cartoon Caricature
How to Draw a Cartoon Caricature of a Girl With Pigtails: Pt. 1
How to Draw a Cartoon Caricature of a Girl With Pigtails: Pt. 2
Practice Methods for Drawing Cartoon Caricatures
How to Draw a Cartoon Caricature of a Dog: Pt. 1
How to Draw a Cartoon Caricature of a Dog: Pt. 2
Types of Paper to Use When Drawing Cartoon Caricatures
Summary: Learn how to exaggerate facial features when drawing cartoon caricatures of people and animals in this free art instruction video.
Rajan Sedalia draws comics discussing relationships, political races, race relations, and reproduction on a microscopic level. The comics run in an ever evolving mix of publications...read more
"Hi, my name is Raj with Expert Village and I’m here today to talk a little bit about caricature art. Eye brawls, again usually people are smiling so you want to get some arch in the eye brawl, maybe a few features here and there. The eyes, again depending on what color of eyes they have, things like that. Noses, this guy seems to have a button nose so we’ll make him a nice round nose for him there. Mouths, sometimes people have very hardy big laughs, sometimes they’re kind of shy but you do the best you can with what you got. Teeth, again a fun way to really add some expression to the character. There you have it."
eHow Article: Exaggerating Facial Features When Drawing Caricatures: Pt. 2
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