Caricature Entertainment and published cartoons by cartoonist and live caricaturist Simon Ellinas
THE CLIENT WANTED to give his a wife a unique anniversary present, so he asked me to draw her with her idol, Robbie Williams in an emailed caricature from photo. Emailed caricatures are quick and easy to order and to deliver back to the client. All I need are good clear photos and advance payment (usually by [...] Read more »
I'VE SPENT the last week producing a full colour caricature of thirty-five people from Goldman Sachs. The commission came through only last Tuesday, so everything else had to be put on the back burner including a couple of smaller cartoon and caricature jobs which I will be able to get done this week. I'll post [...] Read more »
COMMISSIONED BY UNITED HOUSE property group, this A3 Colour Caricature was mounted, framed and courier-delivered to the customer who has just sent me back this message: "Dear Simon, Received the caricature this morning and it looks great! The guys will be presenting it to Jeff this afternoon. Again, thank you very much. All the best Mara." Always nice to receive [...] Read more »
THE CLIENT CALLED me on Wednesday saying he had a wedding anniversary on Thursday. This was lucky as Thursday was a free day for me so I could fit in this quick colour caricature which was emailed back to him. Emailed caricatures are produced at A4 size and 150dpi for a decent quality print out [...] Read more »
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ABOVE: AN A4 EMAILED caricature. You simply email me a photo and I email back a caricature at the right resolution to be printed out from your desktop printer. Available in colour or black and white.
Click the pic to see all the options for caricatures from photos.
ABOVE: CARTOON illustrating a short story. Cartoons are brilliant to liven up pages of text in all sorts of publications, magazines, brochures or books. They make the reader laugh, and highlight the main points making them more memorable.
On-the-spot cartoons can be used to great effect at conferences to illustrate the talks. I can do this on flipcharts, a laptop computer or on huge canvas walls!
