Comment on Steve Jobs by markdraws

Omar6's avatar
Why do you squash people's faces like that?

its almost insulting to the people you draw.
TheOneZealot's avatar
It's a style of drawing can't remember what it's called though plus i don't think Steve would be insulted by this more likely happy.
Omar6's avatar
happy that his face was represented as a squishy thing?
TheOneZealot's avatar
"Happy" was a bad word to use if you would say amused instead. You know what i mean?
Omar6's avatar
i dont see how someone would be amused if they saw their features drawn so anatomically distorted :/
TheOneZealot's avatar
Well I understand that some people don't get amused by this, since they most likely lack sense of humor.
Omar6's avatar
Was humor the intent of this artwork?

I don't think so.
TheOneZealot's avatar
I think it was actually. But like i said you wouldn't know.
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guyinthecoolshirt's avatar
Are you familiar with caricatures? That's often the approach. Some feature of the person is exaggerated. In this case, this artist saw steve in this light. Some of the greats worked for Mad. Tom Richmond is one of the tops in the field right now.
Omar6's avatar
Yes i am, and in my opinion i think its a repulsive approach to depicting people in portraits.

but that's just me.
guyinthecoolshirt's avatar
Of course art being completely subjective, it's not for everyone. I personally love a good caricature. I'm amazed at how many different ways a person can be viewed.