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First of all, I have nothing against Isaac Asimov. I’ve never read any of his books, nor know anything past the Three Laws of Robotics. He just happens to share a birthday with a friend of mine.
Secondly, it’s not really a caricature. I’m not exaggerating characteristics of Isaac’s face for effect. I’m just that poor of a draftsman when I use ink.
Third, do you know anything about the history of caricature? Or even look at a dictionary definition of caricature? The grotesque plays an important role in the graphic form of satire.
i think its sad that anyone would say this drawing is mean. its mean that you called it mean. i mean people do actually look like this and guess what, its ok. i really like this drawing a lot.
Why so cruel? What do you have against Mr. Asimov? Caricature form should compliment, not denigrate.
Seriously?
First of all, I have nothing against Isaac Asimov. I’ve never read any of his books, nor know anything past the Three Laws of Robotics. He just happens to share a birthday with a friend of mine.
Secondly, it’s not really a caricature. I’m not exaggerating characteristics of Isaac’s face for effect. I’m just that poor of a draftsman when I use ink.
Third, do you know anything about the history of caricature? Or even look at a dictionary definition of caricature? The grotesque plays an important role in the graphic form of satire.
I absolutely love it! Coming from a huge fan of Asimov: this is awesome.
i think its sad that anyone would say this drawing is mean. its mean that you called it mean. i mean people do actually look like this and guess what, its ok. i really like this drawing a lot.