Mini-THON caricatures!

 

Back at this local high school, for the umpteenth time thanks to a wonderful art teacher...who is retiring! Thank you Faith, for many years of having me at this fabulous fundraiser for pediatric cancer.

And thanks to Donna Klein, fellow caricaturist, for these two photos of me, mid-caricature!

The three lovely young ladies I was in the midst of drawing, can be seen below:

Here's their actual reaction ;-)

A few more:

And finally some teachers got in on the fun:

Here's the ambiance reel.

Thanks for having me and I hope next year's committee calls me! 

Senior Picnic caricatures!

This school used to do the late-night celebration, but this year they opted to have a Senior Picnic in the school courtyard in the early evening. So both my banner and I sat under an umbrella, and churned out a bunch of happy soon-to-be grads! 

and I drew the friendly security guard again, I have drawn her several times now!

Thanks for having me, BCHS!

Mini-THON caricatures, Hollywood Style!

 Friday afternoon found me doing my speedy, line-drawing-only caricatures at a high school Mini-Thon (a dance marathon to raise money for pediatric cancer).  Drew about 50 faces in 2.5 hours. Thank you for hooking us up, Gigsalad!

My feather boa actually gets a lot of use for Hollywood-themed events! 

Here's my spot in the gym, which they had decorated for me quite nicely!

Lotsa happy high-schoolers!

This crocheted bunny starred in two of my caricatures!

Thanks for having me!

Uville Mini-THON caricatures!

Back for this high school's cancer-fighting all-night marathon fundraiser!

They keep this student-made sign and use it every year! :-)

I worked with two other lady caricaturists this time! And we all kept plenty busy.

For even more speed, I did my line-drawing only mode of caricature (no shading).

These students had ALL sorts of things to keep them occupied all night! Including a PUPPY ROOM!

Thanks for having me back! And keep kicking cancer's butt!

All-night fund-raiser caricatures!

I did this school's event prior to the pandemic, so it was great to be back helping keep the high-schoolers awake and entertained while they raised money to fight pediatric cancer! Since there were hundreds of students, I did just line-drawing-only caricatures and got through about 60 faces in the three hours I was drawing. Thanks for having me, U-ville!

Ya wanna see some CARICATURE REACTIONS? I have CARICATURE REACTIONS...

Those last three had me cracking up too. ;-D

After-prom caricatures at a STEM high school...

These are an example of my line-drawing-only caricatures, when crowds are huge and drawing speed needs to be FASTTTTTTT! Done with Copic Sketch and Copic Wide markers (they don't make the Wides anymore, so I am hoarding the ones I have)

Post-prom Caricatures...in my super fast style (line-drawing only, no shading)

Every once in awhile I'm asked to draw in my super-quick mode, which is drawing just linework without any shading. I can do 18-20 faces per hour this way. Here's a few delighted teens with their caricatures at a post-pron in a STEM high school!

Justo to give you an idea of other things you can do at a post-prom (besides getting a caricature):