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A Master Study Caricature from Start to Finish
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- Опубликовано: 16 дек 2021
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Here’s part 1 of a 2 part caricature demo from Court Jones! The first part walks you through the various design steps of caricaturing using the famous Napoleon Bonaparte painting as a master study. You’ll get to see how Court makes creative design decisions throughout the demo to simplify the most distinctive parts of the face, body and background with the end result being a humorous recognizable caricature grounded in realism. Be sure to subscribe and turn on notifications so you don’t miss part 2 when he paints his Napoleon caricature.
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Editing - Melanie Nachtmann, Sean Ramsey3D Animation - Jijo Sujathan, Essam Kotb, Stan Prokopenko, Sean Ramsey
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I love how just by enhancing a few key features, a caricature can look so real and beautiful
It's a bit saddening that this kind of video gets the less attention! It's just 30 minutes and it has SO MUCH amazing advice, and seeing the fluidity on they way he works, woah! Master skills, absolutely. Learned a lot.
This guy is absolutely AMAZING at drawing caricatures!!! I had a short period some years back when I was almost obsessed with his art! Absolute genius! :D
Very interesting to see the process Court uses to get his result. I like his attitude of using acquired knowledge and techniques to change your strategy on the fly. They are just tools in your toolbox, and you don’t have to stick to The Rules. Great work!
Court Jones is so good. it was a pleasure to watch him :)
My favourite instructor is back !
This was so talented and sooooo funny at the same time! He just killed it 😹👏🏼👏🏼
I feel in love with caricature when I saw the loading screen artwork of the game Road Rash. Funniest drawings I have ever seen...miss the 90s
I love this idea of a caricature based from a famous work of art...Thinking this would be a good H.S. Advanced Portfolio assignment...
That was awesome. Thanks so much
Court Jones is amazing at caricatures and it's interesting to see how strong he is at traditional representation (without enhancing).
That's amazing!!!!
Amazing drawing by outstanding artist
Gracias
The final piece would be right at home in a Monty Python clip.
Lemon curry?
oh man I like 👍 that! Napoleon Bonaparte crossing the alps, lol. That's a good caricature, lol. (didn't he have to mona lisa in his bedroom?) anyway you picked a good one! Thanks for sharing!
Most depressing thing in this, is remembering Napoleon was taller than me
Nah..in some books its written 4'11
a lot of great tips in this one, thanks. (where can i find part 2?)
Wow, that's amazing and amazing.~~ ~~^^😂😂😂😂Please play it often in my room, too. ~~ ^^👍👍👍👍
Really great, Court!
Thanks, Kyle!
Nice
Thanks a lot!!!
Nicely done!
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Tin... "caricature" est dans le lexique anglais, mais comment j'ai fait pour ne pas le trouver y'a 1 mois quand j'ai cherché la trad pendant 4h.....
Perspective video.......
Does anyone know what pencil he’s using?
Conte a Paris charcoal pencil
@@CourtJones thanks Court!
Prokopenko is God
Insane
Epic:0
the balance is very off and it bothers me quite a bit
one's art style but real
hi
Napoleon wasn't tiny though. ~1.69m was higher than average height in France at the time.
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Acho que foi o cabeção que incorporei ao ter minha privacidade invadida. Fecham os portos, enterrem os mortos e cuidem dos vivos. Acho que nunca mais irá acontecer uma coisa dessa , foi como um ráio que cai na hora certa. Eu me senti um homem no corpo de mulher 🤩
Too bad Napoleon wasnt actually small, its only brits who had differe t measures so myea
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Atleast he was taller than levi
i miss stan
I miss him too. I should tell him more often.
I am a self taught artist and appreciate learning from you 😎 thank you and maybe check me out and give me some pointers 😆
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آولل تعليق 😂😂🤗
Caricatures are so stupid,they only mock the people and look awful
To me, caricatures can celebrate the features we all love and identify about a person. Sure they can be mean spirited especially political caricatures, but to me atleast I find more appreciation of the individuals made into the caricature.
Lol
me looking for who asked
Ok sir
That was what I thought too, till I took Courts course on caricature. There I learned that you make a person look more like himself- it is a loving way of observing and admitting that the features are beautiful as they really are, embracing the likeness of someone to himself and not to some ideals of printed magazines.