Digital Artist: Angie

Angie is an author and professional digital artist, living in the beautiful foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, just outside of Philadelphia, PA. She entertains at trade shows and corporate events with her Live Digital Caricatures and is an international award winning artist. Angie's book, Byting into Live Digital Caricatures, is being sold around the world to digital artists and has been called "the definitive guide" to live digital caricatures. It is available exclusively through Digital Blacksmiths.

Recent Work by Angie:

Shippensburg brings in Cool iPad Cartoons!

Written by Angie

This past week I had the pleasure of entertaining college students with a fun, colorful iPad cartoon photo print. Many bystanders enjoyed watching my flat panel screen as I turned each student into my award winning DIGITAL cartoon style. It’s amazing how much has changed in what is almost two years since I became the [...]

Digital Caricatures in New York City

Written by Angie

We just completed another Live Digital Caricature event. This time in New York City. It’s always fun to travel back to New York City for gigs; the city has so much energy.

Digital Caricature Podcast: Angie’s Phalangies Ep. 002

Written by Angie

In this second episode of Angie’s Phalangies, we go into a longer description on what tools Angie uses for creating efficient caricatures. Digital Caricature Podcast: Angie’s Phalangies Ep. 002

Digital Caricature Podcast: Angie’s Phalangies Ep. 001

Written by Angie

In this first episode of Angie’s Phalangies, we go into a short description on how to setup Corel Painter for doing efficient caricatures. Digital Caricature Podcast: Angie’s Phalangies Ep. 001

Digital Screencast: Corel Painter Caricature of my Pet Dog Zoe

Written by Angie

Another movie (screencast) of me drawing with my Cintiq 21UX digital drawing tablet, I created a caricature on my Macbook.

Digital Screencast: Corel Painter Movie Process of a Digital Caricature

Written by Angie

Another movie (screencast) of me drawing with my Cintiq 21UX digital drawing tablet, I created a caricature on my Macbook.

Digital Screencast: Corel Painter Movie of van Gogh Caricature

Written by Angie

Drawing with my Cintiq 21UX digital drawing tablet, I created a caricature of Vincent van Gogh in his style, but with a new twist.

Digital Caricature Tutorial Published in Corel Painter Magazine

Written by Angie

The most recent issue of the Official Painter Magazine features my art study tutorial. I was commissioned to do four subjects and document me techniques using Corel Painter. This art study follows last months interview in Painter Magazine about my Original Live Digital Caricatures.

Breaking into the Live Digital Caricature Market

Written by Angie

I go into detail about how I found myself performing Live Digital Caricatures, and also explain part of the process and setup of the equipment I use.

Political Cartoon: White House Easter Nest Egg Hunt

Written by Angie

Inspired by the current cost of the stimulus plan. This was created in Painter and composited and touched up in Photoshop.

New England and a Digital University

Written by Angie

We just returned from a Live Digital Caricature job in Connecticut. It was a great time entertaining the students at the University.

Spreading the Word: Marketing Tip for Caricature Artists

Written by Angie

Here’s a quick little tip for caricature artists doing live events. In fact, I do this for both Live Digital and Traditional Easel caricatures: custom labels on each drawing.

The Creative Process of a Digital Cartoon Design

Written by Angie

Since many people have asked about my design process, I thought I’d share the breakdown. A step by step of the cartoon being created.

A Pixel Perfect Digital Bat Mitzvah

Written by Angie

One recent Bat Mitzfah was this past weekend near Philadelphia. Their daughter’s friends all had a great time watching each other being turned into digital cartoons.

Toon Boom Tutorial Published!

Written by Angie

Recently, one of my animation tutorials was published in an international publication, called Exaggerated Features. This tutorial goes over getting started in Toon Boom.