Here is a brief show of how a couple of photos can be transformed into a very nice caricature gifts.
The instructions for the job were that these two sisters should be shown dancing on stage, dressed as if they were in an Oliver Twist play.
The artist (Harry in this case) then provided this pencil sketch to make sure all was as it should be. Some changes were to rid the small microphones, to put hats on the girls and to lower the hand on one of the girls.
Here is the final image all coloured and ready to go give. I am sure you will agree that it made a wonderful family caricature gift!!
Here is a nifty way to see the amazing before and after shown as a morphing. This morph is achieved by taking the original photo and a scaled down version of the final caricature and creating reference points to make the before and after a seamless transition.
We have had a couple of changes in our artist line up in recent weeks.
Artist Roy has taken on a new life challenge including moving country and as a result has needed to rationalize his activities, so it is a sad farewell to Roy after three years dedicated artistic services.
Artist Rick has also been busy developing new perspectives and another long-time part of our team has downsized his external commitments.
We do welcome a new artist called Luis, who brings a fun perspective to our range of offering, with a big head little body approach. Here are samples:
For cricket fans, a caricature of them in cricket garb of their favorite team can make a really fun gift. So if someone you know is turning on of those special decade birthdays, a cricket caricature can be a really great gift idea!
Here is a 40th birthday cricket gift caricature by artist Brian