Caricature Artist from Photo Art Drawing Portrait Painted Corporate Portraits

Description
Caricatures first appeared in European and American newspapers over 200 years ago as a way of satirizing everyone from politicians to the ruling class. Today, they have evolved into a popular art form not only for framing and hanging at home, but also for display on restaurant walls and in magazines. Everyone has distinguishing characteristics, and a caricature captures these in an amusing way. I will be happy to create a caricature of someone you know or your favorite celebrity. It's especially fun to have a caricature of yourself hanging in your home or office, as if to say, "I don't take myself too seriously."

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Pricing
Caricatures are 8.5 x 11 inches. Large sized caricatures are available upon request and will be priced accordingly.

Type	1 Person	2 People	Each Additional Person
Black & White, Head only	$70.00	$140.00	$60.00
Black & White with Body	$80.00	$160.00	$70.00
Color, Head Only	$100.00	$180.00	$80.00
Color with Body	$130.00	$200.00	$75.00

Send 2 clear photos of each subject, with head no smaller than one inch high.

For caricatures with body, include hobby, sport or activity. Specify hair and eye color.

Caricatures are created and sent digitally. Please allow 2 to 3 weeks from receipt of photos to e-mailed artwork.

Also available for party entertainment in the Southern California area. Rate: $100/hr----2 hr. minimum. Travel expenses may be added depending on location. For more information call: (207) 841-9533

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Jordan Monsell
Burbank, California
Phone: (207) 841-9533 |Email: jmonsell03@yahoo.com
Web: www.jordanmonsell.com

Artist Jordan Monsell was born in Syosset, New York in 1979. He comes from a family of artists; his great grandfather, Charles Warren Bingham, was a commercial artist and created such well known icons as the Morton Salt girl and the Camel Cigarettes logo. Jordan’s mother, Ruth Monsell, is a successful portrait and silhouette artist.

Receiving his BFA from the University of Connecticut in 2001, Jordan moved to Maine where he spent four years teaching art to children. In 2005, he moved to Los Angeles where he works as a freelance illustrator and caricature artist.