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Prior to class students should have: Selected a “sitter’ for a portrait Acquired a reference photo or photos of their chosen sitter. Students who fail.

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1 Prior to class students should have: Selected a “sitter’ for a portrait Acquired a reference photo or photos of their chosen sitter. Students who fail to select their own sitter will be paired off with classmates and any odd-man-out will have to caricature me Watched one of several recommended videos about caricature technique and theory

2 The Loaded Portrait Transformation From Reality to Cartoon Sweet Ashley

3 Create a work of art that communicates a personality.

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5 Guess the Sitter A. B. C.

6 Guess the Sitter A. B. C.

7 What Is Caricature? Jason Robards & Diana Sands We Bombed in New Haven Al Hirschfeld, 1968 JFK Coloring Book Mort Drucker, 2006

8 Snoop Dog by Anthony Geoffroy http://www.anthonygeoffroy.com John Kerry by Jason Seiler http://jasonseiler.com

9 Caricature in History “A Group of Vultures Waiting for the Storm to ‘Blow Over’—‘Let Us Prey” Harper’s Weekly Thomas Nast, 1871 “Merry Ol’ Santa” Harper’s Weekly Thomas Nast, 1881

10 Caricature Today Arizona Republic Steve Benson, 2012

11 Caricature Today jit@portraitworkshop.com https://www.behance.net/gallery/CARICATURES/555657

12 Expectations The artwork should tell the viewer something about the personality of the person in the portrait (sitter). The artist should use simplification and/or exaggeration to create a cartoon portrait. The artwork should achieve a resemblance to the sitter using: Recognizable physical features Symbolic props Clothing or costuming

13 Teacher Example

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15 Getting This Party Caricature Stated! 1. Plan your concept; the overall idea, not just the drawing the face. Be loose at this stage!! 2. Move on to more detailed sketches of face, gesture, and props. Think about style! 3. Get classmate feedback on your progress 4. Create your finished solution 5. We’ll test your solutions to see if you have all effectively portrayed your sitters.

16 Getting This Party Caricature Stated! 1. Plan your concept; the overall idea, not just the drawing the face. Be loose at this stage!! 2. Move on to more detailed sketches of face, gesture, and props. Think about style! 3. Get classmate feedback on your progress 4. Create your finished solution 5. We’ll test your solutions to see if you have all effectively portrayed your sitters.

17 Tools Paper, pencils, erasers, pens, and markers

18 Handout and Rubric

19 Be Careful…but not too careful

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21 Guess The Sitter

22 Reference sites https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8kVKJg6La4s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=shihQKoExys https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tZ1xZzgNzX4 http://www.azcentral.com/topic/6D6C663F-0D13- 43BB-B829-C6C738F2D109/ http://www.anthonygeoffroy.com http://jasonseiler.com http://www.alhirschfeldfoundation.org http://www.shannonassociates.com/artist/mortdr ucker http://www.thomasnast.com https://www.behance.net/gallery/CARICATURES / 555657

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