Adding emotions to your art can help your audience better connect with your work. Emotions help bring out the personality of the character you’re creating, and focusing on facial expressions can help you tell a story. Including these details will help give your character an attitude and personality of their own. With the 43 muscles… Read more »
Making your artwork look detailed and lively can be challenging. As an artist, you want your work to stand out from others and allowing people to connect with it. Whether you’re drawing people or landscapes, there are a few helpful tips to keep in mind that will allow you to create more lively artwork! Add… Read more »
There are plenty of people who discredit art because they don’t believe it’s a real career. This is simply false. Art takes talent and hard work just like any other profession. You may not be performing surgery or defending an innocent person, but it’s still hard work in the end. Hobbies turn into work You… Read more »
Drawing can be extremely beneficial to your health and well-being. Even if you’re not the greatest artist in the world, collecting art can also be something that benefits your mental health. Creativity drives your emotions and releases tension you may have in your everyday life. So, pick up a pencil and paper and start drawing,… Read more »
Jim & Jodie got married and wanted to have a fun wedding reception that wasn’t “stuffy.” So, the pair decided to host their own party outdoors at a country estate complete with lawn games, a bounce house for the kids, and a caricature artist. Guests had such a fun time and they eagerly lined up… Read more »
Mark Hall travels to trade shows where he’s asked to create digital caricatures of people attending those shows. Having a caricature artist like Mark Hall at your trade show booth is a great way to attract people’s attention and get them talking with you. While you’re talking to booth visitors about your services or products,… Read more »
If you’re going to have a booth at a trade show then how can you attract more people to your booth? How about hiring Mark Hall to draw caricatures of people? Attention Grabber It used to be that caricatures were solely done on paper and given to a person after they’ve sat for their drawing…… Read more »
Caricature artists generally have a good understanding of human anatomy. In order to illustrate someone, a caricature artist has to think about shapes of various muscles and how they look from different angles. Furthermore, how do muscles relate to each other? How do they act in different poses and actions? Observational Skills You shouldn’t be… Read more »
Mark Hall, of Aurora, CO, will be doing caricature art with three other artists at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science for their adults-only special evening called “Leonardo da Vinci: 500 Years of Genius,” which includes an upscale dinner. The event will be held at the museum on April 2nd from 6 p.m. to… Read more »
David Levine was once called “the greatest caricaturist of the last half of the 20th Century” by Jules Feiffer, a Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial cartoonist and author who is in the Comic Book Hall of Fame. A Long List of Accomplishments Levine, born in 1926 and died in 2009, was best known for his caricatures in… Read more »
