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Learn how to draw caricatures of people, faces, & animals in this free instructional video guide to cartoon drawings & paintings. Get tips from a real sketch artist.
There are 15 videos in this series:
Learn about the concepts of drawing cartoon caricatures and capturing first impressions in this free art video.
Learn how to draw a cartoon caricature of a woman's face wearing glasses in this free instructional drawing video.
Learn how to exaggerate facial features when drawing cartoon caricatures of people and animals in this free art instruction video.
Learn how to exaggerate facial features when drawing cartoon caricatures of people and animals in this free art instruction video.
Get tips on what drawing tools and art supplies you need to start drawing cartoon caricatures in this free instructional video.
Learn tips on how to get started drawing cartoon caricatures and break into the art business in this free instructional drawing video.
Learn tips from our expert sketch artist on how to draw cartoon caricatures of children in this free art instruction video.
Get tips from our expert sketch artist on how much detail to use when drawing a cartoon caricature in this free art instruction video.
Learn how to draw peoples facial features when creating a cartoon caricature in this free drawing instruction video.
Learn how to draw a cartoon caricature of a girl with pigtails from our expert sketch artist in this free drawing instruction video.
Learn how to draw a cartoon caricature of a girl with pigtails from our expert sketch artist in this free drawing instruction video.
Learn how to practice and improve your drawing skills for cartoon caricatures in this free art instruction video.
Learn tips from our expert sketch artist on how to draw a cartoon caricature of a dog in this free drawing instruction video.
Learn tips from our expert sketch artist on how to draw a cartoon caricature of a dog in this free drawing instruction video.
Get tips on what types of paper to use when drawing cartoon caricatures of people and animals in this free art instruction video.
Getting your caricature drawn by a street artist is a time-honored tradition. Whether you’re posing in the corner of a crowded European square or at your favorite local amusement park, everybody wants to see what features stand out when looked at from another’s perspective. And it never fails: every guy wants to get a picture of himself looking goofy with a hot date by his side. Even in the newspapers, caricatures have been important to the emergence of the cartoon as a means of cultural commentary. Caricatures have a unique place in our culture, extending from the everyday to the elite, lampooning the average Joe and the Austrian-born governor of California.
Learn how to draw caricatures of people, faces, and animals in this free art instruction video. Our expert sketch artist will show you techniques for exaggerating the facial features, a cornerstone of caricature work. He’ll also give you some tips on what tools to use—what types of paper, pens, markers, brushes. Finally, watch as he walks you through several drawings, including pictures of a woman with glasses, a child, a girl with pigtails, and a small dog. Enjoy!
Rajan Sedalia 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 such as the Los Angeles Journal, NY Arts Magazine, Envy, Bel-Air View, The Green Magazine, Enparalelo, Columbia University texts and others. Rajan lives the creative experience as a one-of-a-kind designer, cartoonist, inventor and artist, capturing the essence of the country’s changing cultural and political landscape like no other. Bringing a young, fearless sensibility to his social commentary, his is a voice with a progressive stance about the need to not only tolerate, but understand our multicultural world. His inventions, designs and cartoons have been recognized by CBS, PBS, FOX, MSNBC, Newsweek, Parade, Forbes, Popular Science and Business Week magazines.dkdk
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