Here is a fun high school graduation caricature drawn by artist Zalo.

A great way to commemorate leaving school and the group friendship they shared.

The caricature was drawn from a number of supplied photos and based on a layout idea by the client.

This sort of gift is also ideal for sporting teams, work and social hobby groups.

Here is a great black and white group caricature created by caricature artist Harry.

The customer provided a nice sick figure sketch to show locations and a good description of actions of each that made the process wonderfully straightforward. The image will e printed and a copy of each to each of the friends to remember their high school friendships.

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What do you give an inspirational CEO who like to encourage all staff to attain great heights and who’s hobby is mountain climbing, for a birthday gift? A mountain climbing caricature of course!

With all the staff climbing the mountains of success our birthday girl also has dreams of owning a nice little jet, but the clouds of Icelandic volcanic ash (happening at the time of the drawing) are of course looking on the horizon.

This great artwork was completed by artist Harry.

For many, the workplace extends beyond friendships merely at work, and can include involvement in social activities out-of-hours.

Here is a caricature that celebrates such a group – who enjoying getting away on road trips to interesting places.

While the landmark is familiar, we did not get the opportunity to put a UFO into this group caricature picture!

This work was completed by artist George.

While a photo of a family provides a lasting keepsake, often they are rather posed and therefore lack the fun they possible could show.

A family caricature drawing on the other hand, provides the scope to include aspects of people and events that are lost in individual photographic records.

Take this family caricature:

This scene was made up of a range of photos of the family’s horseback riding outing, that featured pictures of horses rears, shots where the horses were not even featured, shots from poor angles and often shots that did not capture a key fun aspect of the outing. Not one of the photos captured the memory as well as it could have. Therefore the client thought caricature!

Dad leading at the front was famous on the day for his ummmm…impeccable dress sense, right down to the push-bike helmet, while the son did not feel so happy about having the smallest horse, nor that it was called Sparkles. Anyone riding a small horse called Sparkles deserves a pink cowboy hat!

And the other two ladies just had a ball as they rode past the lake in their City Slickers blue hats.

What did the client say? “That is fabulous!!!  Thank you so much!  John did a GREAT job!”

So if you have a memorable family moment, why not take it that extra step and have a great family keepsake caricature created from several photos to capture many aspects of the occasion.

All of your artists can create a wonderful family caricature for you.

Browse their styles from this page.