Dan Hay's caricature drawings at his blog "Blubber Lubber" convey unique character through his exaggeration of the head and body into a unified design. His drawings are wildly pushed and pulled but his subjects clearly began as real people.
Philip Burke creatively uses color and shape in his own style. Burke locates cool colors, such as a greenish tint in the flesh, and heightens them to make his images vibrant and captivating.
At arm's length, Gerald Scarfe attacks the page with ink and wit. There is a combination of animation-friendly flow and clever harshness to his illustrations.
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