
Mary Cook sent me a sketch she did of me last week and in exchange, I sketched her today. This took about 10 min. and I used a small 4x6" wacom bamboo digital tablet in adobe photoshop on a PC.This blog is dedicated to displaying William Fiesterman's daily sketches that he has been posting on Facebook.
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Ian Shadburne's portrait was done as part of my caricature exchange program on Facebook. If any of my friends draw me and post that drawing to me, then I will draw them in return. Ian was brave enough to not only submit one drawing but a couple. hehe. This took about 20 min. and I used a small wacom tablet and worked inside photoshop.


Mark is an old friend I worked with years ago at Will Vinton Studios. Today he is an animation director at Laika. I had done a digital portrait for his fiance about 6 weeks ago, but it was a straight portrait. So today I thought I would throw in a caricature as well. This was done with a wacom tablet in photoshop, and the whole process took about 15 min.



Today I decided to start up my "One Sketch A Day" project I had going on Facebook. It really isn't very hard to keep up. My criteria is simple: Anything that is a drawing or a painting that takes me as little as a minute to draw or 8 hours or more. Usually what I'll post are things that take me around 30 minutes. I'm doing this to stay in the habbit of doing at least one thing a day that is drawing or painting. I took a few months off after doing this for over a year and three months, but I miss doing it. :-)
This isn't exagerated enough to be called a caricature but it is more exagerated than a good portrait would be. I drew this with a burnt umber prismacolor pencil and it took about 15 min. The thing about prismacolor pencils is that they do not erase easily so I usually get stuck with lines I don't really want if I'm not careful.