Caricatures by Sunshower

CARICATURES are FUN at PARTIES! Want something unique at YOUR party?

Sunshower is a veteran Caricaturist, having begun her career in 1981. Prior to then, she has drawn and painted Portraits since the late 1970's. This is a TRUE entertainer! She makes the 'posing' process fun, while she draws people's faces. She has a real knack to capture the essence of a person's countenance, creating a caricature that COMPLIMENTS!

Custom to your theme, each sheet of paper that she draws on can show your logo, title of your event and date.

Sunshower works very quickly, having drawn over 100,000 faces since her caricature/portrait career began.
Profiles in Black and White: 30 seconds
Full Face, Monotone: 7 minutes per face
Digital Studio Caricatures via a Wacom (tablet and stylus - USB ported to her computer) in Photoshop: time depends on monochrome or Full Color.

Sunshower has drawn and painted caricatures at MANY events since 1981.

When she picked up the digital method, she drew for several online agencies. She worked as the ONLY caricaturist for an app - for 5 years. That app is now defunct.

Know a person who's retiring?
How about a couple about to wed!
How about the host of a party, whom you'd like to honor with a digital portrait BEFORE Sunshower shows up to draw people from life at your party!

Sunshower Rose holds a BA in Fine Art and has been a professional artist since the early 1980’s.

Her teaching and tutoring is well known in the Verde Valley, Arizona.

She has also performed her art within a concept that she created called Art Concerts.

Because her fortes revolve around the human face and figure, she has drawn, painted & digitally executed approximately 100,000 faces in her lifetime. Her reputation precedes her in the realm of Caricatures, drawing at events and online presences globally.

I don't use an easel. Been there, done that. More casual now. I bring a drawing board that I place on my lap, and add paper as I go for each caricature.

It's nice when the lighting at the event is already 'good enough' for me to be able to see a person's face. Sure, I can bring my own lights, but that get's cumbersome, and can bother my subjects.

Two small tables - to hold my materials, please.
Three chairs, one for me - and two for my subjects -- remembering -- I can only draw ONE face at a time!

If there's live music, I prefer to be seated a good distance from any speakers. That way I can easily communicate with my subjects.

I also ROVE at events. This is when I draw - standing. Often the person I'm drawing is 'doing something else - some activity' - and is unaware that I'm drawing them. Once complete (30 seconds to 1 minute), I hand them their caricature with its cellophane sleeve to protect it!