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Medium used: Color-marker on white paper.
Type: Face with cartoon body.
Client's purpose: Birthday gift.
This caricature was done from a photo given to me by the client, unfortunately, I can't recall where I've put it, hence no photo for reference.
Friday, December 25, 2009
Individual caricature.
A4 size caricature of a girl in Japanese traditional costume.
Medium used: Color-marker on white paper.
Type: Face with cartoon body.
Client's purpose: Birthday gift.
This caricature was done from a photo given to me by the client, unfortunately, I can't recall where I've put it, hence no photo for reference.
Medium used: Color-marker on white paper.
Type: Face with cartoon body.
Client's purpose: Birthday gift.
This caricature was done from a photo given to me by the client, unfortunately, I can't recall where I've put it, hence no photo for reference.
Friday, December 11, 2009
On-site caricature drawing service.
Event: Faber-Castell shop's grand opening ceremony at Ion Orchard.
Date of event: 6 Nov 2009 Friday.
Venue: Ion Orchard, Singapore.
Duration: 3 hours (4.00pm to 8.00pm).
Average drawing speed: 6 minutes per head.
Theme: Arts related.
This event required 3 caricaturists to entertain the public during the grand opening of Faber-Castell's new shop in the newly opened Ion shopping mall in Orchard Road. I only managed to find them one caricatist, William, to draw alongside me. The other caricaturist, Einstien who did the roving part was hired separately by the client.
I heard from my photography buddy, William Cho, who was the official photographer for this event that the owners, Dukes from Germany were there too but I was too busy to notice them. As for the famous Einstien, this was the first time I met him personally although I've seen him on TV many times.
On arrival, the stage was well prepared & ready for the occasion.
The arrival of VIPs & guests at the venue.
The session starts...
Something extra here, our drawings were scanned & being displayed on the walls beside the stage.
William (foreground) & myself were busy drawing.
Me posing for a memory shot with the famous Einstein. Photographed by William Cho.
Date of event: 6 Nov 2009 Friday.
Venue: Ion Orchard, Singapore.
Duration: 3 hours (4.00pm to 8.00pm).
Average drawing speed: 6 minutes per head.
Theme: Arts related.
This event required 3 caricaturists to entertain the public during the grand opening of Faber-Castell's new shop in the newly opened Ion shopping mall in Orchard Road. I only managed to find them one caricatist, William, to draw alongside me. The other caricaturist, Einstien who did the roving part was hired separately by the client.
I heard from my photography buddy, William Cho, who was the official photographer for this event that the owners, Dukes from Germany were there too but I was too busy to notice them. As for the famous Einstien, this was the first time I met him personally although I've seen him on TV many times.
On arrival, the stage was well prepared & ready for the occasion.
The arrival of VIPs & guests at the venue.
The session starts...
Something extra here, our drawings were scanned & being displayed on the walls beside the stage.
William (foreground) & myself were busy drawing.
Me posing for a memory shot with the famous Einstein. Photographed by William Cho.
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Portrait of an Indian movie star.
A4 size portrait of an Bollywood Star done from picture.
Medium used: Watercolour on white paper.
Client's purpose: Birthday gift.
A birthday gift from a father to his grown up daughter. I supposed this Indian actress is her favorite star. The father, Dilip, likes my watercolour portraits & had done quite a number previously. He told me that his daughter was studying abroad & would like to send this special gift to bighten her up.
Upon collecting this artwork, he told me that I got the resemblance of the actress spot on.
Medium used: Watercolour on white paper.
Client's purpose: Birthday gift.
A birthday gift from a father to his grown up daughter. I supposed this Indian actress is her favorite star. The father, Dilip, likes my watercolour portraits & had done quite a number previously. He told me that his daughter was studying abroad & would like to send this special gift to bighten her up.
Upon collecting this artwork, he told me that I got the resemblance of the actress spot on.
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