Anthropmorphizing Caricature

For this caricature we had to pick a celebrity and match them with an animal. I chose James McAvoy and paired him with a goat.

Caricature of James McAvoy

Sketch of goat.

Line work for my anthropmorphizing caricature.

And then my coloured version.

Using the Gradient Tool

In class we took an outline of a cartoon dog and gave him a more 3D look by adding gradients.

Surrealism Punchlines

Cartoon

For this class exercise we were given four different cartoon scenarios where we had to create a humorous punchline for the final panel. 

Mindmapping and Surrealism

In this class exercise we studied the painting, The Creation of Adam, by Michelangelo. 

The first step was making a mindmap of the different simple words that described the painting. They could be object, verbs, or adjectives.

Then we took the painting and came up with three thumbnails that added a spoof to the original painting.

And below is the good copy of the L'Oreal Advertisement.

Caricature Final Revision

Here is my finale revised version of my caricature of Rumpelstiltskin played by Robert Carlyle from the television show Once Upon a Time. I drastically shrunk the body, changed the nose, made the mouth bigger, and defined the cheeks so that the chin looked smaller (this helped exaggerate the bigger mouth).

Caricature Version 2

Here is the revised version of my caricature of Rumpelstiltskin played by Robert Carlyle from the television show Once Upon a Time. I did some minor edits to the head to make it longer in shape. Then I made the bridge of the nose smaller to give the effect that it is a long. 

Cubism Thumbnails

For this class tutorial we had to choose an object (for mine I chose a desk lamp). Then we had to create 18 thumbnail sketches of our chosen object.

Below are my 18 thumbnail sketches.

Cubist Photoshoot 

For this creative class exercise we had to take a series of photos. Once taken the photos are photo merged in Photoshop to create a whole picture.