Here’s my take on the beautiful Salma Hayek. She’s got a lot of jaw area with a small mouth, so there’s a lot of real estate at the bottom of her head shape, which in turn makes her forehead seem smaller. READ MORE
Here’s my take on Salvador Dali. Between his “10 minutes after 10” mustache, the buggy eyes and his mugging for the camera, he’s a lot of fun to draw. READ MORE
I couldn’t resist doing a quick warmup sketch of today’s “Daily Coronacature” subject, the great American storyteller Mark Twain. Yes, “Tom’s Daily Coronacature” is still going on. Others have taken over the task of posting a new subject daily, and it’s still going strong. Check it out on Facebook, or search for the hashtag #tomsdailycoronacature on Instragram or Twitter. READ MORE
Here’s my caricature of punk rock icon Patti Smith for both my SotW and Tom’s Daily Coronacature. As usual, the original is available in the Studio Store. READ MORE
Not only are the films of “The Master of Suspense” director Alfred Hitchcock still revered and studied by film students today, 40 years after his death, but caricaturists are still having fun drawing him! READ MORE
Katy was actually yesterday’s subject but who’s counting? The original was a small pencil sketch and I added the grays digitally… this one appears in my The Mad Art of Caricature book. READ MORE
Today’s Daily Coronacature subject was baseball legend Babe Ruth… there’s not much more purely American thing than baseball, so a fitting subject on this Fourth of July! READ MORE
Today’s subject is the late Robin Williams! This is actually a reworking of a small ink drawing I did of him years ago. It’s an atypical expression for Robin as you usually see him with an over the top grin or mugging for the camera. READ MORE
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