Robert Bauer President of I.S.C.A

This is President Robert Bauer I.S.C.A.

I am very proud of this organisation International Society of Caricature Artist (I.S.C.A) and I have been a member since 1988. We both went to Ringling School of Art & Design. Please comment if you are reading I really love to hear from anyone ! It is now 2 am and I have to get up at 8am!

Florida Challengers T-shirt design.

Client decided against this piece


Here is a concept line work for a t-shirt, that is going to be worn at this special kids baseball challenger Jamboree on May 2nd 2010 for Clearwater Little League. Me and my friend Tony Hernandez will be drawing Caricatures there from 10-5pm.

My associate pastor Heath soul patch

I was sitting at our Theoloy on Tap bible study on Wednesday night (Your piza shop in Largo, fl 9-10ish.) and saw Heath little patch and had to doodle it!

Sketch from memory of a great friend at work

I was just playin around and wasn't to concered with a likeness, just wanted to have some fun!~

sketches while at the Alice in Wonderland

I brought my recycled sketch book with me to the movie and a small clip light. Great experience and thought the movie was ok.

4 different views of a Caricature Face

I love the recycled paper and Thank You Fred Harper for reintroducing Gouach painting technique. I am hoping I can use this Illustration in my up coming Caricature Book. There is also an attachement ideas for different shapes of faces.

ISCA Forum Discussion

Re: How to Exaggerate "Ordinary" Faces

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I am trying to research this very discussion and I can use any ones help. I agree with glenn all his points and others. This publisher wanted me to come up with a formula that show first the reference with then a tracing paper over lay ,or a the sheet under lay (live caricatures), or layers in digital. Then the Illustrations on top of the reference will show each step in the drawing process are first rendered in maybe just the angels or the out lines showing the pushing of the exegeration. I told the editor the only way I could trian this technique would do be to understanding that any artist really needs to understand the anatomy of the facial or body construction, prior to really being able to Caricaturize or exergerate. I am a big believer that any artist if they want a believable Caricature should really know how to do realistic portraits first.
Please check out my Lars Blog (larserarts.blogspot.com) for more info on this upcoming book to be called (working title) The Fail-Safe Caricature Bible.

Thank You all for your suggestions and I am looking forward to discussing this subject!