Dessiner des caricatures

Bonjour d'Australie ! Découvrez un peu de votre instructeur, Loopydave, plus connu pour la création d'illustrations pleines d'humour et de caractère et aussi, son amour pour la peinture de crocodiles.

Il vous donnera un aperçu rapide de ce à quoi vous pouvez vous attendre dans ce cours passionnant et engageant. Préparez-vous à être intrigué !

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Passons aux choses sérieuses, Loopydave vous montre (avec beaucoup de visuels amusants) comment notre cerveau peut distinguer des milliers d'individus les uns des autres. Il parle des différentes façons d'exagérer un visage et de décider ce qu'il faut mettre en valeur.

En outre, vous apprendrez pourquoi poser les bonnes questions est essentiel pour améliorer votre travail artistique et quelles sont les questions les plus utiles à poser !

Plus, vous découvrirez des pépites d'intérêt aléatoires, comme la netteté des pommettes de Mads Mikkelson !

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Bienvenue à une nouvelle session de type "snack" ! Ici, vous apprenez tout sur l'utilisation de références photographiques pour vos caricatures, pourquoi il est utile d'utiliser plusieurs photos, ce qu'il faut rechercher dans une référence et comment les mélanger pour obtenir les meilleurs résultats.

Voyez un exemple cool de l'actrice, Cameron Diaz !

Loopydave partage ses méthodes pour y parvenir et d'autres idées intéressantes, comme la façon de trouver de bonnes références et le fait que les pouces n'ont pas d'yeux.

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Before you start to exaggerate a face, you have to first identify its features.

In this lesson, you’ll discover some good questions to ask yourself that will help you to do just that, along with learning the general ‘idealized’ measurements of a standard face. Knowing this will help you be aware of the differences in shape and features which make a face unique.

Loopydave will then walk you through a cool demonstration and help you create a list of noteworthy features. You’ll find out more about the guidelines he uses, ways to exaggerate them, how to create a list of facial features, and Harrison Ford’s nose!

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The base of a good caricature is the head shape, which dictates weight distribution and how the features are placed. But how does one go about building it? You’ll find out how in this lesson!

Loopydave discusses the shapes he uses for all the faces he draws. He also provides you with useful questions to help guide you and shows you exactly how he uses them to design a face.

You’ll learn two fun ways to figure out the weight of a face: the two-way and three-way split, and see LOTS of amusing examples of each. You’ll also discover other interesting tidbits like why Hugh Jackman is a triple threat.

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Have fun with sticking points on some faces today! … Sounds painful!

Breaking down a face into shapes makes it easier to construct and play around with. This lesson gets more practical, dealing with different approaches to doing just that, including using single or separate shapes, beats, tangents and … dramatic music while painting retro monsters!

Follow along with Loopydave as he demonstrates all these methods by creating lots of fun caricatures. You’ll also discover handy tips to make the process easier, such as drawing the center and eye line.

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In this lesson, Loopydave will teach you his methods for carciaturing the main facial features: eyes, noses and mouths. You’ll get a peek into the mind of a caricature artist, learning not just his process, but understanding WHY he makes certain design choices and what to consider when drawing facial features.

He carefully explains what to look for, the shapes that make up each feature, how to exaggerate them effectively and how they change with age. You’ll discover the differences in eyes, noses and mouths between people. With this essential knowledge, you can now replicate these steps in your own portrait drawing.

Loopydave also shares some nifty tricks and useful advice, like how to avoid the various ‘bad tangents’ and the differences in lip shape between Jack Black and Robin Williams.

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Congratulations on getting to the final lesson in this course!

So far you’ve learned lots of cool stuff and new skills (plus bonus trivia, like how Abe Lincoln likes massive chairs).

Now the fun part: You’ll get to put all that knowledge into practice and create a caricature of your own—from start to finish!

Draw alongside Loopydave and discover his exact thought process for designing a caricature. His subject of choice is Jason Momoa, of Game of Thrones fame, but you can choose whomever you wish. Have fun!

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