This week’s sketch is musician, composer, songwriter and actor Tom Waits. Oh sure, he’s a multiple Grammy winner, was named one of Rolling Stone’s “Top 100 Songwriters of All Time” and is in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame… but to me he’ll always be the bug-eating R. M. Renfield in Francis Ford Coppola’s “Bram Stoker’s Dracula”! READ MORE
This week’s sketch is a young Bruno Mars. As always, the original is available in the Studio Store. This one is a little smaller than my usual sketches so it’s also a little cheaper! READ MORE
This week’s sketch is of Jason Mewes and Kevin Smith as “Jay and Silent Bob” from “Clerks” and several other films from Smith’s “View Askewniverse”. Original available in the studio store! READ MORE
This week’s SotW is of the magical comedy duo Penn & Teller! The original sketch of this is available in my Studio Store! I’ve actually met Teller. He is a friend of fellow caricaturist and the editor of my “The Mad Art of Caricature” book Celestia Ward. I was at her wedding years ago in Las Vegas and Teller was also in attendance. I chatted with him briefly and yes, he does talk. A subscriber of my “Ink Stained Wretch” newsletter wrote me after I shared this in a recent edition to tell me he saw Penn & Teller in one of their first appearances… READ MORE
Just in time for Christmas, today’s SotW subject is Hollywood icon and “It’s a Wonderful Life” star Jimmy Stewart! This one made it through the “Ink Stained Wretch” subscriber’s gauntlet and the original is available in the Studio Store. Merry Christmas, all! READ MORE
After last week’s Joni Mitchell, I sort of had to draw corresponding young James Taylor! The original of this one is available in the Studio Store! READ MORE
It’s back to the world of classic rock (ok, folk) music this week with Joni Mitchell as our sketch subject! READ MORE
This week’s caricature sketch subject is Hollywood legend Robert Mitchum! The original of this is still available and just got added to the Studio Store. Thanks to subscriber Kevin Halstead for suggesting this one. Remember, if you want to suggest future sketch subjects all you need to do is subscribe to my free weekly newsletter “The Ink Stained Wretch!” See below! READ MORE
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