Fat People How To Draw: Caricatures Are Not Injured

The first thing I hear when someone is sitting in front of me, and it is usually a caricature, "Make me thin".

Well, "Make me young." And sometimes, "Make me more beautiful." "To make my nose smaller." "Make my boobs bigger."

People are worried about how they are going to be a caricature. They want to have fun ... but not too much. Every time someone sits down and says, "give back", but most of the time, I draw the line between funny and cute.

So here's what I do and what I recommend for anyone trying to make heavier people, split the difference.

Imagine a person on average, thin. Imagine how they would on paper. Now look at the heavy person in front of you. See how they are much bigger than the person you are considering, and split the difference.

If the neck is actually two inches wider than the neck, on average, are an inch wider. If the fall of the cheeks of an inch below the jaw of an inch and a half. If there are three lie, make it one and a suggestion of a weak chin.

To do this, you can keep a good comic portraits and still manage a little 'flat. It's a kind of optimism, drawing ... what the target looks like a month or two with diet and exercise.

The weight is usually transported around the neck, cheeks and jaw. There is not much difference between fat and lean on the ears. This is the bottom half of the face, you should be more careful. This is particularly difficult when you add the little cartoon body.

You see, on average, is a thin face and prominent chin chin important. You can draw a thick heavy line around the bottom of the face, slap to the neck and body of all sizes below. Bobblehead seems, but it seems natural for us.

A really fat person is a large, swollen neck, which leads straight over their ears. Chin disappears. It is significant that it is an important part of their image, but very difficult to get a caricature of the skinny neck fits on top of a small body. In the absence of chin, there is no clear line where the neck begins and ends.

In this situation, my guide, I use the chin.

Imagine a simple chin drawn on a page by itself. It's a bit flat U-shaped If you draw a thin person, jaw around him, his chin jutting from the lower jaw. If you draw the jaw of a person squat, it will end flush with the underside of the U. And if you draw a chubby person has a double chin, it will form its own form a full or half empty void in the U.

This allows you to add a little 'heavy on the neck of the body: Use this technique double chin. Draw a large round shape, floating above the jaw. Start below the ears, swelling of the neck in true form, but then the lines meet under the chin. Leave an opening large enough for any small neck, you are going to put there. Then you can put a little 'the skinny neck, skinny little body, and still keep the portrait of a very flattering!