This was done for a group I joined on facebook called Caricaturama 3000. Each week everybody draws someone famous and at the end of the week we vote for the winner. The winner then gets to pick the next person to draw. I enjoy it because you get to see a lot of variety in the art and interpretation of the people’s faces. Feel free to check it out and maybe join us in our fun.

By the way, while looking for photo references of Tracy Morgan I learned that he likes to pull his shirt up.

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I like Clint Eastwood. He is the ultimate man’s man. You want to learn how to be the strong silent type, then just watch any of his films. Of course, one of my favorites is “The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly.” If you’ve never seen it, I recommend it as one of the best spaghetti westerns ever. What’s a spaghetti western? Why it’s a western that was filmed in Italy. I’m glad we’re on the same page now, and if were not…

Sawyer from “Lost” is the archetype that everybody loves. He’s the bad boy with a heart of gold. He may not be the ultimate hero of the story but in the end you still find him more endearing than the actual hero because he actually has some depth. Some other examples of this character type is Han Solo, Wolverine, Batman (verses Superman), and so on. Usually the main hero, like Jack, can be titled the “boy scout.” They always do what’s right and never stray from it. The bad boy, like sawyer, can cross the lines between good and evil but always strays on the side of good more often. It’s easy for them to be bad but for some reason (usually the love of a woman) they use their badness for the greater good. It’s this character that makes the story interesting because you know what the hero will do, but you’re never quite sure what the rebel will do.