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Watch Me Draw: My Caricature Process

byRaviAvailable online; Serves clients across IndiaStarts from1,500 per artworkView full gallery

Art is not just the final sketch. It is the magic of lines turning into a face. Here is a look at my process, whether I am sketching live at a party or working on an iPad for a custom gift.

Here is a quick demonstration of how I create a full body caricature with a marker. Starting with a blank page, I build the character from the face down, adding personality with quick, confident lines.

This video shows me drawing a caricature of Sampath from Nam Mansu, using his photo on my monitor as a reference. It's a fun challenge to capture a person's likeness and energy in a live sketch.

A live caricature drawing of actress Shashirekha, known for the Dolo 650 movie. You can see how I use a reference photo to sketch her features, adding details like her hair and jewelry with a marker.

This video shows the full process of creating a digital caricature from a client's photo. I start with the black and white line art on my iPad and then add layers of color, shading, and background to complete the piece.

A birthday caricature in the making for a fellow artist. This video shows my marker drawing process, from sketching the face to adding small details that represent his profession, like a paintbrush.

A quick time-lapse of a live event caricature. You can see how fast the process is, capturing a guest's likeness with bold marker strokes to create a fun souvenir for them to take home.

This video shows me creating a birthday caricature for a client from their photo. I focus on getting the expression and key features right to make a personalized and fun gift.

Here's a look at me drawing a caricature of Drone Prathap from Bigg Boss Kannada. I use a marker to create the exaggerated features and hairstyle he is known for.

Watch me create a digital caricature of actress Shruthi Ramesh on my iPad. The process involves sketching the line art and then adding color and shading to bring the fun portrait to life.

Another example of a quick live caricature sketch. I use a combination of thick and thin lines with a marker and brush to create a dynamic and expressive portrait in minutes.

About Watch Me Draw: The Art in Motion

When I sketch live at events, I do not use complicated gear. A simple marker and a steady hand are all I need to capture a likeness in just a few minutes. It is fast, fun, and keeps the energy high while your guests watch their own caricatures come to life on paper.

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