•December 1, 2009 •
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We got this gift caricature order with a rather unusual request but nevertheless interesting and fun to draw.
Dear Kamal
We got your address from the internet and hope you can assist us.
A friend of ours was recently ‘knighted’ in Spain, an award for services to the medical industry. We would like to give him a small picture (sketch) gift which basically shows him being ‘knighted’ by a ‘King’ with sword and with him kneeling in front of the king.
The picture to be a sketch (no significant detail) other than obviously reflecting the king in any period attire, a man kneeling in front but importantly the sketch of the man’s face must be of a very good likeness to our friend – Robert Gaines-Cooper.
For your assistance please see the attached sheet where I have pasted a picture of our friend (Robert) and also three ‘examples’ of someone being knighted.
The sketch would be either on a A5 or A4 hard card (white) with the sketch in black. At the bottom under the sketch it would say ““Levántese Señor Gaines-Cooper”
As indicated no real details as long as it resembles a ‘scene’ of a knighting and the Kings face can be obscured but the face of Robert to be clearly him.
Hopefully what I have supplied you assists but please revert with questions, suggestions and a price!
We would need the drawing by Monday of next week if agreed.
Many thanks
Adrian

Hi Kamal
Just a note of thanks for doing a great job. The picture was presented to our friend who was delighted.
We will definitely use your service and skills again.
Thank you.
Adrian
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Tags: armour, caricature, castle, gifts, king, knight, Singapore Caricature, sword
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•November 23, 2009 •
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A couple preparing for their wedding contacted us:
Hi, My fiancé and I were at the Peranakan Museum last week and were enthralled by your caricatures of some of the visitors. For our wedding, to be held in June 2010, we are doing away with the too common pre-wedding shots. In place, we are looking at setting up caricature paintings of ourselves around the wedding hall.
I have 2 caricature requests, as follows:
(1) I would like to append a caricature of ourselves on the wedding invitation. For this, I intend to use the attached photograph
Ours is a Christian wedding ceremony on 19 June 2010 at the Singapore Art Museum.
For the background, please include the following:
- the 2 of us riding a tandem bike; Mario to be in front, heading towards a signboard that says ‘Singapore Art Museum’
-Both of us wearing white top (sleeveless or tank top) and green bermudas each.
-for Vasuki to be holding a bouquet of paintbrushes instead of flowers.
-our names ‘Mario & Vasuki’ to be included at the top left hand corner with the date ‘19.06.2010′ beneath.

(2) I would also like to put up a picture of ourselves at the entrance to the wedding hall. To which end, we would like to us the attached photograph. I am interested in the Bollywood inspired caricature that you have in your blog. Can you do something similar for ours pls?
Please include the wedding date ‘19 June 2010′ in this caricature.
I will opt for the watercolour/colour marker for this and the A3 frame.

She was delighted with the result when she came to collect at our studio. She wrote to us:
Dear Kamal & Ruoshi,
Mario & I are very pleased with the caricatures, nay honoured indeed to have those cartoonish images of ourselves. As rightly said by my mum and another friend, those may be caricatures but the depictions do resemble the Mario and my wacky sides rather well. To know that you could do wonders with very simple, ordinary pictures of ourselves – we are amazed indeed. Thank you very much!
Vas
Thank you Vasuki and Mario for letting us be a part of your fun life together.
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Tags: bicycle, bollywood, caricature, couple, singapore, Wedding
•November 23, 2009 •
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