Showing posts with label Mean Caricature. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mean Caricature. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 29, 2016

Sketchgrams

Introducing a new series of video 'sketchgrams' - films and drawings made around Los Angeles.


Drawing around Santa Monica & Culver City









Sketching around Venice Beach, California with animation artists Ian Abando, Adam Dix and Dirk Van Dulmen.

Thursday, February 16, 2012

Jacked! part 2

Just before the Christmas break we staged the 2nd Annual Pixar Story dept Mean Caricature Night. We had a much bigger turn out this year including special guests Pete Docter, Ricky Nierva and Michael Johnson documenting the event with his keen camera.  Thanks to Ronnie for rallying the troops, securing the table and keeping us fueled with beer!





See last years' character assassination here

This time my eyes got beadier, my brow more furrowed, my teeth wonkier, beard beardier and my hairline receded further- alas, the cruel truth of caricature.
However, I did get the bastards back-the names have been changed to protect the innocent!

I got warmed up with an easy target


Usually caricaturing girls always ends in tears. Luckily the female Pixar Story Artists dish it as mean as they get it!


This comrade is so pretty I had to draw him twice!

Inscrutable

These Phillipino boys are a handsome bunch


This chiselled adonis was hard to crack!
Vampyre

Wednesday, July 13, 2011

A productive weekend . . .

Last weekend I made some new friends but immediately lost them once I made their portraits . . .




The day after I did some real academic study at the DeYoung Museum drawing 'groovy tribal shit' . . .


I rounded off a stellar weekend sinking a couple of cold ones in an olde world inn where buxom wenches served thirsty knights fancy cocktails . . .

The End.

Friday, February 25, 2011

JACKED!

Before I came to Pixar I was an outgoing, confident, happy-go-lucky sort.  But the daily abuse & ritual humiliation has made me a shadow of my former self. I wish I could say it was an honour to be ridiculed by such talented folk but it's too painful.  Bastards!

The' sharpest knife' award goes to Mr Josh Cooley



John Hoffman gets the runner-up prize


Of course you know this means war . . .