
I did this for Nancy through Fiverr. This is a caricature of Cheeko in a Superman outfit. Again, she liked the NFT look. Comic Art by Gonzalez.
I did this for Nancy through Fiverr. This is a caricature of Cheeko in a Superman outfit. Again, she liked the NFT look. Comic Art by Gonzalez.
This is my niece’s dog, Kreacher. Get your Pet Caricature here…https://comicartbygonzalez.com/
After I did this last drawing, I realized that I had slipped into NFT art. From what I have gleaned, variation on a theme is the hottest trend. If you need NFT art, contact me at comicartbygonzalez.com
I did a little more work on the AJ project. At first, I was just trying out different background colors. I was going to send this to Al and Gloria and let them decide which color they preferred. When I put them all together it looked quite charming. It reminded me of something Andy Warhol would have tried. I’ve decided to leave it as is. Art just happens, sometimes!
This is for my big brother, Albert, as he is recovering from a kidney transplant operation. This is a caricature of his dog, A.J. So listen to A.J. and get well soon!
This art was a simple pencil sketch of A.J.’s face and a very vague, unfinished outline of his body. I then scanned it into Photoshop and painted it.
More Funny Hijinks and Slapstick Humor!
  This issue, I especially liked “Always Read Instructions First” by Jeff Swenson. Get your issue here! https://www.stoopidcomicsmagazine.com/
Several “Interesting Comments” below:
After the skeleton stage, I sketch using drawing pencils. Most of my artwork is 50% sketching and 50% erasing. When I am satisfied with the sketch, I trace it using a drawing pen. What you see above is the pen portion of this equation. At this point I am basically committing myself to my drawing and layout decisions. The only thing that changes after this is purely cosmetic. The outline, shading, shadowing, and color.