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Showing posts with label Argyll Rd. Show all posts
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Caricatures for The Travelodge Staff Christmas Party

I had a blast drawing some of the staff at the Travelodge Staff Christmas Party.

Every once in awhile I draw one that makes me laugh out loud myself. Here is one of them, when I’d finished drawing this lady with her hair tall up on the top of her head … oh what fun! Then I wanted to do the other lady’s done just as well. I’m so glad that I got a photo of them with it so I can look at it again at times. 

And then the other photo here with her fabulous, big smile! 

Another event finished and enjoyed.

Friends show their Caricature at Edmonton Travelodge Staff party

Edmonton Travleodge Staff Christmas party gift - Caricature



Caricatures for Four Points by Sheraton's Staff Christmas Party

It's nice to draw for a few company Christmas parties in January. November and December are so crazy busy and there are only so many weekend dates. Those dates fill up pretty quick. Here's a caricature from tonight's staff

Christmas party for Four Points by Sheraton (Four Points by Sheraton Edmonton south on Argyll Rd.)

I loved their rock/waterfall wall leading down to the banquet room! So beautiful that I'm sure many a bride and groom have stood in front of that wall.

It sure is fun when I hear that someone is already talking about framing their caricature when they haven't even got it done yet, but has watched awhile. I drew one mother/daughter team where the mom kept telling me to draw her younger looking than her daughter. She was happy in the end with her caricature so I guess I did okay! She was a pretty lady so I don't know why she kept on saying that. I'm not going to look as young as my daughter and nor should I. Do you hear that hollywood? Not that hollywood is calling but you know, some of those hollywood actresses don't look a day older than when I last saw them in something 20 years ago … the true magic of hollywood I guess. And there's something magical about caricatures. Open your mind to accept the cartoon you and you'll be happy. There are some people who are looking for a portrait. I think I need to remind the odd person that it's not a portrait but a cartoon representation.

One thing that never gets old, the thrill I get when someone smiles when they see their caricature! It's like a little zap of adrenaline!

Looking forward to my next caricature event booked next weekend!