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Improving Your Style With a Master Study - Proko

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In the last lesson we learned why it-s a good idea to try and copy from other master artists. In this video, we examine master painter and famous caricature artist Anthony Geoffroy. The first part focuses on trying to copy his style from his Robert De Niro Painting. We-ll look at what traits are more specific to his body of work while also trying to copy one of his caricatures. In the second part, Court applies that style to create a new caricature using Ben Stiller as his subject
Date: 2022-03-14

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Comments and reviews: 4

Nidhal
Hey Court. I truly believe you're the best caricature teacher out there. I have two requests:
1. can you do a tutorial on live caricature? the material, how much time you can take, how to deal with messing up.
2. your digital drawings are amazing. I can draw with pencils pretty well and do nicely rendered portraits digitally, but I find myself unable to emulate drawing on photoshop like you do in this tutorial for instance. I tried the same brushes, I played with their parameters to no avail. What's your secret! maybe do a tut on drawing with photoshop? most of the knowledge available about digital is just about painting.
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Alexander
I think you didn't exaggerate the head curve at all, not even close as Geoffroy does. he distorts the heads way too much in a way you can't just use linear caricature distortions and 'techniques'.
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Pauline
Thanks for making us discover such a great artist! Thanks for the advice and thanks for the clear explanation of your point of view, Court!
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Tom
I LOVE THIS GUY'S WORK! Thanks for cluing us in on him. I had never heard of him before. I plan to spend the day analyzing his drawings.
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