This first one is from around Halloween of last year. Ashley was dressed up like the Phantom of the Opera and wanted to be riding a black horse. I was happy to oblige, but went through an entire black marker in the process.
Far too often, I get a kid in my chair who is eating, or has a pacifier, or in this case, sucking their thumb, but the parents want me to draw their child WITHOUT those things. I like when the parents encourage me to draw their kids the way they ARE.
This one was from less than a week ago. She was from the U.K. and wanted me to draw her "as
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEioFLYFuo_7DAhh-Wr96B94m_NxSbw5bBIGNlYYxKQA-2nLTmX3S1SR8A1Ktv8Gp1DpFxqL-ctm7XbS70lYc-qkHdMLyNsASem61tRW2_GkyhhmDQ4jE09Rk_NlD4jKIcS1dA04/s400/fall09+005.jpg)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiiDu0sZ5fU3zto_ZqUB8m5bAIWFZDYQFd62w3C12ee4txkZsX1wkvUpyhvQORgH_PJRG9CUm9HgYFXNWvVfgLBPewP7Hbay6UqcguBihyphenhyphenDG5zBGJK-KbfwMycFFxorXdUMT_Uk/s400/gig+005.jpg)
cheeky"as she looked. Again, it's so refreshing to have your subject know what a caricature is and still want to be drawn that way.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhVZUF5wyOnHsXItiVvo2Uo3Y3tCsJqjj_QWXSof2j-YXfNJaMUxGyHAnyvsSnYE96BftQndX_CTKpUqTdWVTIN9oDsOjwGQrgLoGmHVjKbBBHUTkCuvcTNMAYW-AshfHuNGaXR/s400/gig+003.jpg)
No comments:
Post a Comment