Showing posts with label festival caricatures. Show all posts
Showing posts with label festival caricatures. Show all posts

Monday, September 18, 2017

Arts Festival caricatures!

 Freckles! Glasses! Gap teeth! Cowlicks! I can draw them all...
Hummelstown Arts Fest 2017 is happy to have me back several years running now...I was so busy I didn't really have time to take photos, but here are a few. The girl below told me to "make me crazy"!


Monday, September 11, 2017

Harvest Festival 2017 Caricatures!

 For the second year, I drew caricatures at the Michall Daimion Plumbing and Heating booth at the Malvern Harvest Festival. Anyone who "liked" their Facebook page got a free caricature, so I helped them bump up their social media presence, along with having a great day on the street!









And, once again, this band played a great selection of songs oompah-style!

Tuesday, May 17, 2016

International Festival caricatures...including one snoozing little girl

I was asked to be part of this big International Festival, but because of a gig earlier in the day, I couldn't be there very long. But in the time available, I managed to draw a few sweet little girls--including one who slept through all the music and excitement!





Wednesday, November 12, 2014

Whiskey in the jar....or airbrush paint.

The Maryland Irish Festival is always a merry sea o' green, and I shared a spot with my friend, artist-photographer Patrick Harnett. Check out HIS Facebook page for his 'Ireland the Olde Country' photographs---which are more like paintings. He has A LOT of fans!
Speaking of painting, I brought the hard-working Iwata Eclipse with me and airbrushed plenty of folks with their alcoholic treats... along with shamrocks....and little Irish dancers. 
I even drew an engagement caricature! It wasn't THE actual engagement, it was a 'we want THIS instead of a formal engagement photo'! WOW! ;-D
Had to laugh at THAT t-shirt!!
My Other Half showed up unexpectedly again. :-)








Sunday, July 28, 2013

At the Fair 2013

July is usually a month of heat waves, thunderstorms, sausage sandwiches, ferris wheels, fireworks and caricatures...
Although this year, my fair featured surprisingly pleasant and cool weather (notice the hoodie I'm wearing in the above photo).
It didn't start off that way. Monday and Tuesday's high temperatures were broken by some vicious thunderstorms, that came the night after I took this photo:
Although my tent was lowered and staked in securely, this is what I found when I arrived on Wednesday. :-(
So, off I went to the nearby sporting goods store:
Back to caricaturing!!
First up: three boys...


Then some little daughters: ( two different families, though)
On the right, the mom is holding a photo of last year's drawing on her phone. :-)
On the left, my Other Half got a photo of this little lass watching me draw and patiently waiting her turn:
Some couples in BW:
and in color:
One word: EYEBROWS
Below: Another phone-wielding dad with a whole COLLECTION of my caricatures of his sons pictured! Whoa!
Now for some girls!

Finally, a young man whose family has been my Fair next-door-neighbor for many years, and whom I first drew when he was about ten years old. He was due for another one!
Below: My Other Half came along again for the last two days, and took good care of me with lots of lemonade. He also kept the sausage sandwich vendor in business. ;-)

Thursday, July 25, 2013

Parades, fireworks, and caricatures

Last weekend, during an oppressive heatwave, (which has since broken, thankfully) I had an outdoor, all-day community-day gig. Yes, it was hot and steamy, but it was still fun! Here's the proof!


The town is right on the riverfront:
My spot was under a shady tree, with a waterfront view:
This smiling lady was my first subject, right at 10 am:
This is quite the assortment of faces:


Below: It was so hot this little guy couldn't last long enough for a photo with him in it...so hence just the caricature here. You can tell by his expression he has just about had enough!
After the day wound down, it was time for fireworks!
My Other Half came along, too. We both enjoy the places my job takes us. Yay for caricaturing!