More and more I'm coming across daily projects like the A Face A Day series. I see the appeal, of course, with the strong appreciation for blogs and especially Tumblr accounts now. On a more basic level, however, projects like these really gets the creative juices going while also honing the artists' skills.
In this case, the A Face A Day series centers around detailed caricatures of people Sandra Reichl, an art director and illustrator currently based in Vienna, Austria, has met during her time living in city. Although there is already a ton of character and personality radiating from each portrait, really capturing the essence of these Viennese and Austrian individuals, what really reels in Reichl's audience are the one-liners that accompany them, revealing their likes and dislikes.
Quirky Character Illustrations
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