Caricatures by Ron Hill

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Visit my diversions page
to see more Moleskine sketches from the Cleveland Zoo made on July 10, 2010, as well as iPhone images of Acadia National Park!

Year of the Tiger SculptureAuctioned on Saturday, September 25, 2010 for $700
Designed by Ron and Margie and painted mostly by Margie.
Produced for the St Clair Superior Development Corporation's
Year of the Tiger public art expo, our sculpture, titled
"Emerald Tiger", was sponsored by Ozanne Construction.

See the tiger from start to finish here.

Caricature of the summer!
One of thousands drawn thissummer, this particular drawing
was created of these sisters at a Catholic Church parish festival
in Columbus, Ohio this past July:

Book Caricature Entertainment
at your 2010 Holiday Event! More details here!

My Favorite Cartoon of the Summer:
I created this artwork to be combined as one, visually, but it addresses
two different issues in two different newspapers on the east side of Cleveland:

Baseball Team Logo Design 08.06.10
3 versions for a youth baseball team in Pennsylvania:

Live Video of a caricature start to finish!

Below is a video, catured with an iPhone, at a really cool and unique
business event engineerd by Idea Engine Inc located in Rocky River, Ohio.
Chris Peer, Managing Director at Idea Engines, shot the video and posed for
the caricature. The "Webathon" was to re-create, in 24-hours, for free, the website of their first web-site client from 10 years ago: Options for Families and Youth.
It was blast, and I was thrilled to be invited to participate by Mike and Debbie Rush,
co-founders of Options for Families and Youth. Visit the links to learn more about
these very community-oriented companies.

Here are more pictures from recent events. Call or email today to book
caricature quick-sketch entertainment at your next event!

Click these pictures below for enlarged views.

Here's how it works!
Click an image to see an enlarged view. See more gift caricature samples here.

Call or email me for a time and cost estimate. Send me some good photos to draw from, along with a description of hobbies and items to include, and a 50% advance based on the final cost estimate.

I create a rough sketch to email to you. I will make 1 set of minor revisions to the sketch for your final approval before starting the final inka nd watercolor illustration.

When I finish the final illustration, I will call you to arrange a pick-up time or ship the final work to you, per our agreement up front.
This example cost $175 plus tax and shipping.

Contact Ron Hill for more information.