My Art Part V-Sheryl

  

I love sweet babies very much!! ^ ^ 

I always play with babies when I saw them; in the lift, at the waiting area of a condominium, shopping mall, post office(especially in Mont Kiara, Kuala Lumpur ), bank, walkway beside the main road,etc.

They will return you with very sweet and lovely smile or sometimes big smile. ^ ^

They are like an angel to me. Can easily 'switch' my bad feeling to a bright one in seconds. ^ ^ ha!

This is a picture of my friend's two years old daughter, Sheryl. She did performed in a few local TV advertisements. A very cute baby!

My friend had given me the permission to draw a caricature of her baby. 

Ha! When this drawing finished and showed to her mum, Susan. The mother was so happy and told me that Sheryl birthday was round the corner. So, this picture had become her 2 years old birthday gift.

I wish that she will grow up with bless and happiness.^ ^ 

Caricature[My Arts (Part lll)]

A caricature人物漫画化 can refer to a portrait that exaggerates or distorts the essence of a person or thing to create an easily identifiable visual likeness. In literature, a caricature is a description of a person using exaggeration of some characteristics and oversimplification of others.


Caricatures can be insulting or complimentary and can serve a political purpose or be drawn solely for entertainment. Caricatures of politicians are commonly used in editorial cartoon, while caricatures of movie stars are often found in entertainment magazines.

Errr... I do not really do my caricature as the above professional style... I prefer 'soft touch' in my drawing, because it represents what I think, therefore, my work look more like a comic character as shown below. ^ ^

This is a Japan 17 years old artist and stage performer--Sakamoto Shogo (阪本奖悟)

It is really fun doing caricature! ^ ^ v but as a beginner it really took me pretty long time to complete one.

Recently, I got to know a young Malaysia caricature artist, Triton Lim. (http://tritonlimartist.blogspot.com/) He earnestly wish to introduce caricature to Malaysian Chinese (which actually very popular in Malay art industry), so he works very hard doing lot of activities in most of the shopping malls, fighting for opportunities to have a space during the book fair, wedding expo, etc.  I went to his stall in Bangsar Mall once and had a short communication with him.

Surprisingly, he is a bit shy and quiet. Instead of watching the walk in customers spend their own sweet time looking at the caricature works he hung in the stall and he quietly stay at the corner looking at them, I started to help him to entertain the walk in customers.

I mean... we must always share the good things... ...^ ^

He will be stronger next time and he will grow big in the future!