This high school was using a disproportionately large number of available caricaturists yesterday for its graduation celebration. I know---I was one of them! The plan was to house all twelve of us under two 10' by 10' EZ-Up tents in the middle of a field. Well, that proved to be just too close-quarters, so, with permission, five of us escaped to a nice shady grove of trees across the way. Below: both caricature locations in full swing...
My partners-in-crime for the day were the usual suspects: John Sprague and Pat Harrington...
Below: a sampling of my afternoon's artistic output.
Above: this couple desperately wanted their fifty-two-years-teaching history instructor in their caricature with them. He'd taught her mom!
"This doesn't look anything like us..."
"They never do-- I don't know why I ever wait for these things..."
Naturally, I was curious to see what their caricature looked like, so when I arrived at the sinks, I saw it was MY drawing of them!!!! A case of self-image vs. the artist's perception... ;-)
Here are a few shots of Pat and John at work:
Pat did so many quartets and even quintets yesterday! He is crazy!
John had 'em squirming too!
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