There are some of my illustrations I did for myself. I mostly draw them in between my jobs.
I work as an storyboard artist most of the time. As you probably know – working in advertising is a hectic job with lots of tight deadlines. So I’m doing these characters just for fun, taking as much time as I want.
I just try to capture someone I saw walking on the street or in a bar. This is also a great way for me to try out new brushes and things.
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Huge overweight people with little bikes are always worth drawing.
Believe it or not, this is a neighbor from my old neighborhood.
Give mum a scare
Started with the mustache and worked my way around it.
Trying out a hairbrush.
Parents kissing…YUCK
This is what can come out of drawing and doodling for fun. Art director picked up on the characters and hired me to do some pretty fast sketches for a commercial job.
Trompie
Another birthday portrait.
Mario
This one is actually part of an assignment.
My fake flies, my pudding.
Frank Debrin
I try some caricatures once in a while.
Children illustration
I’ve got all sort of projects in progress. This is a style test for a children story I’m working on.
7inch single cover design
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Share on Facebookhow do you see this in real life? i understand you make them look funny but i don't get it....
The artist sees people on the street doing normal things, walking their dog, riding bikes, talking, going here and there, etc, and they just draw what they see. So the artist actually saw a real fat man on a tiny bike with crazy hair and just took that concept and drew it on paper, but over exaggerated it for comedic and artistic effect. So those are everyday people and scenes, just heavily stylized. However, as the artist explains, some of these artworks they made are assignments or work for a project or company.
Load More Replies...Very nice! I had a flashback about Nigel Molesworth and his "father" Mr. Ronald Searle. ;)
Searching bikes for your little ones we got your back @theriddingkid.com
i love this style of drawing! and the beards! i like the pirate and the little girl and the barber :) make more!!!
how do you see this in real life? i understand you make them look funny but i don't get it....
The artist sees people on the street doing normal things, walking their dog, riding bikes, talking, going here and there, etc, and they just draw what they see. So the artist actually saw a real fat man on a tiny bike with crazy hair and just took that concept and drew it on paper, but over exaggerated it for comedic and artistic effect. So those are everyday people and scenes, just heavily stylized. However, as the artist explains, some of these artworks they made are assignments or work for a project or company.
Load More Replies...Very nice! I had a flashback about Nigel Molesworth and his "father" Mr. Ronald Searle. ;)
Searching bikes for your little ones we got your back @theriddingkid.com
i love this style of drawing! and the beards! i like the pirate and the little girl and the barber :) make more!!!
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