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This illustration was commissioned by a group of wheeler dealers who wanted a humorous illustration of the transaction they had just accomplished.
This is a portion of an illustration commissioned by a European group celebrating a business deal. It consisted of nearly 30 caricatures, drawn from photos, with each aspect of the deal portrayed in a suitably whimsical fashion. The final was printed at 18×24″—a big picture for a big deal!
Medtronics commissioned the artist to create two more gift caricatures for their staff on the move. As Rod Stewart once said, “Every picture tells a story.” I’ll let you imagine these.
Let’s say someone is being transferred and that someone deserves some recognition in the form of a personal gift, a gift that says we know who you are and we won’t forget you. What better choice than a custom caricature?
The human resources department of a well known silicon valley firm commissions the artist periodically to create caricatures of incoming staff. Here are a few recent additions that will be hanging in the hall soon.
The artist was commissioned to depict these doctors as superheroes—a fun project. I was able to use personal attributes in the caricatures, highlighting their superpowers. Hint: don’t mess with the guy with the golf club.
The artist was invited to the offices of a hot startup that wanted to do live digital caricatures for their engineering department. These averaged about 12 minutes apiece, and were delivered in both photo and digital form for later use. This gig was a lot of fun, and I’m looking forward to doing more on [...]
The subject of this gift caricature is a therapist with a Matt Damon crush, so the artist decided to depict a little wish fulfillment fantasy—Matt on the couch, baring his soul. The digital file was uploaded to the artist’s page at smugmug.com, where the Human Resource department client could order quality prints in any size, [...]
The artist was commisssioned by this well known comedienne to create a caricature to be used in promotional material.
This artist provides gift caricatures for all the new hires at a certain well known company HR department—kind of a right-of-passage thing. The department hallway is lined with caricatures of young, attractive people with big ideas and bright futures.