How To Draw Caricatures - Expert Video Lessons from 30 year veteran caricaturist Artist Graeme Biddle
Suppose you could find a way that guaranteed your artistic success with a constant flow of work that most other commercial artists or illustrators miss out on or overlook completely, what would that do to the lifestyle you could be leading, just by learning my secrets on how to draw caricatures? Imagine … being able to find out the secret formula to caricature success, from someone who has built a solid career over the past 30 years as you share in his secret ways to learn to draw caricatures and make a little money if you fancy as a caricature artist.
I have been the keynote speaker at the 7th Annual Canadaian Mural Convention and successfully sold my Crazy Mural Lady business in Florida before moving to Hawaii.
So please read on... Fun Ways To Caricature Success Which of These Powerful Secrets Could You Use to Bolster Your Ability as an Artist? Secret cartoon techniques that make everything from your subjects pose to the fine details of your subjects “eyes and smile” so simple , that even if you have never draw a cartoon before you could easily learn! (see page 74) The almost completely forgotten and entirely over-looked Secret supply of cartooning work that nearly every artist misses out on! (see page 96) The one surefire Secret way to get your subjects to pose they way you want that ensures a great caricature every single time – that few artists know about! (see page 51) The Secret no-bones-about-it approach to facial feature exaggeration and when it is safe to use it without ever upsetting your subject! (see page 76) 6 Steps to securing your first customer at your first job as a caricature artist! (see page 90) 3 Easy Ways to make caricaturing instantly profitable – plus lots more fun ways to learn to draw caricatures.
Not only would this give his students greater accessibility but the whole process would be much more affordable.
I really believe people would be more happy and satisfied either if they are doing caricaures for profit - fun - or down right pleasure.” Regards, Floyd Stockwell I know you're probably still skeptical and a bit on the conservative side, but think about this ‑ if you keep doing the same things over and over again ‑ you'll only succeed in getting the same results.
Not only will I show you how to learn to draw caricatures , I will be showing you exactly where to go to actually earn a little exta money .
It has amazed me just how many secret markets for this sort of work I have had to myself. So since I am about to be off the scene for good, I thought it might be a worthy idea to pass on my TRADE SECRETS , so some other up and coming artists like yourself could benefit from all my hard-earned wisdom, tips, tricks and techniques .
But figuring out how to draw Caricatures that people “love and are prepared to pay for” is the Hard Part ...
I will be using it on my website". With thanks, Dorothy Joseph "What You Have Come Up With Is Outstanding" “Dear Graeme I must say what you have come up with is outstanding.
I have made a tremendous career out of knowing how to draw caricatures for over 30 years and I have been paid very richly for something that has been fun and easy to do.
Learn this from someone who has all the tips, tactics and trade secrets as a professional artist and tutor.
Over the years with much travel to more than 27 countries around the globe, Graeme has taught literally hundreds of students how to draw and cartoon better with many going on to their own successful art careers.
All with the simple ability of making money drawing fun caricatures in all sorts of places that most artists would not think of looking to find this type of work.
Along side of his constant stream of clients Graeme has managed to avail himself to teach others with his cartooning and caricature lessons for the lucky few who have lived in close proximity to his art studio.
You should feel very proud of yourself. I'll be spending many hours going over all the information you have put together. I find doing caricatures very fun and relaxing. I really believe as I have stated many times thorugh out the years that more people should get involved in doing them.
It could take you years and could cost you a small fortune to figure out just the right combination of technique and approach that make some cartoonists “highly successful and in constant demand” while others fall flat on their faces.