
Caricature is the art of exaggerating the features of the face while retaining the identity of the person being drawn. Reverse caricaturing is the art of giving someone the body they may, or may not, desire. Here, one of the PCO's patrons, Libby Purves, gets reinvented as a bunny girl.
British cartoon talent
Sunday, April 6, 2008
Shrewsbury Festival events - the art of reverse caricature
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Labels: Andy Davey, BBC TV, caricature, Libby Purves, reverse caricature, Shrewsbury International Cartoon Festival, The Times
Monday, January 28, 2008
PCO Procartoonists - Where creativity comes from - part 1
PCOer John Roberts writes;
I was telephoned before Christmas by a very enthusiastic young lady telling me that she worked for a television production company. She told me she thought a caricaturist was something that they were looking for.
A caricature of Nicole Kidman by PCO member John Roberts
Her company had been commissioned to set up a series of programmes to be transmitted on a new BBC reality-TV talent show called Upstaged where participants “should try to entertain the public for up to 8 hours.” Excuse me, I said, did you say “entertain the public for up to 8 hours?” Yes, that’s right” she said “very exciting idea isn’t it? The public will look at the various ‘acts’ day by day and vote on which ones will be put into a head-to-head playoff in two large glass studios in the centre of Bristol at the end of each week. And all to see which act is the more entertaining.”
It is possible I may have turned down a great opportunity but I feel I’ve retained what’s left of my dignity.
Bloghorn says click R for Roberts.
British cartoon talent
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Labels: BBC TV, caricature, creativity, John Roberts, Nicole Kidman, PCO, television talent shows, Upstaged