A huge thanks to everyone who followed along and for all the likes, shares and new follows! If you didn’t notice, this year’s theme was people who have been the subject of a biopic movie or TV series and the actors/actresses who portrayed them. Here’s a collage of all of the subjects together, positioned next to their counterparts. 

Time for some fun stats!

Total drawing time = 48.27 hours

Average time per drawing = 1.56 hours

Longest drawing time: Denzel Washington at 8 hours 2 mins

Shortest drawing time: Claire Danes at 21 min

Number of drawings that took under an hour: 16

Number of drawings that took over 2 hours: 6

Number of names I DIDN’T know when starting the challenge: 14

My experience is that the length of drawing time was mostly dictated by how easily I was able to find the likeness of the subject through sketching. The line and shading work took minimal time in comparison. The subjects that took the longest I usually worked on multiple versions of a drawing to find the “right” one. Others just appeared on my page with little effort. 

I’m proud to say that my wall of drawings at #ISCAcon31 was awarded with 2nd Place for Outstanding Minimalist Technique.

Here is the book I submitted for my ISCAcon31 Studio Portfolio. Due to positive responses, I have put the book up for sale, you can purchase it here!

I’m happy to say that I’ve placed 2nd and 3rd in the ISCA Members FB Contests that took place in early 2022.

I’m excited to announce that I’ve just won another ISCA Member’s FB Contest with my drawing of Mike Hasson, owner of About Faces Entertainment.

I also couldn’t decide between the black and white version or a color one, so here is the color:

Another Caricature Resolution is in the books! I always have so much fun with these challenges and like to push my style year after year. Thanks to everyone who liked, commented on and shared my artwork!