What's a speed portrait artist?
For events that require something a bit different, and to give attendees a permanent souvenir they can take away. It takes around 5/7 minutes per portrait, and I chat to folks while drawing them, with a bit of light comedy banter to make them feel special. All materials are provided.
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Previous clients include;
Here are examples from previous events;
Speed portrait artist John Cooper, at Liverpool Museum.
Big queues for portraits at Manchester day!
FAQ.
Q. How many people can I draw in an hour?
A. This can vary. A room full of bald-headed chaps would take less time than a room full big hair-do's and beards. Some faces have more lines than others. What can do is make sure everyone who is drawn feels like they've had a special moment.
Q. Do you work in colour?
A. My signature style is black and white, mainly to save time.
Q. Do you do draw pets?
A. I've done a few pet events but they are very tricky as pets tend not to sit still for long. Working from photos isn't the same as a live subject.
Q. Do you work from photos?
A. I can work from photos, however at events my guidance is that 'live' folks, those in the room, come first. a photo portrait can be created anytime, but at a live event the experience is best had by the folks in the room.
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