Anniversary Caricature Illustration
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I'm looking for a mixed-style, slightly caricature-ish yet flattering illustration of my wife and me to celebrate our 20th anniversary. The artwork should be either in a digital format or done in pencil and ink.
Key Requirements:
- The portrayal of us (main picture) should be cartoonish but still recognizable
- The background should be a collage of different places we've visited over our time together.
- The overall tone of the piece should be affectionate and celebratory.
- I'd like a ribbon at the bottom reading "Josh & Rachel Tracy: Celebrating 20 Years of Marriage"
Ideal Skills:
- Expertise in mixed-style caricature illustrations.
- Proficiency in digital art or traditional pencil and ink techniques.
- Experience in creating detailed and engaging background scenes.
Please keep in mind that the illustration should be accurate and flattering. The goal is to create a piece that we will cherish as a memento of our anniversary.
Background scenes include:
- Six distinct houses in the background
- Arthurs, the restaurant where we had our first date with potato skins without bacon by the logo
- Cincinnati's Tyler Davidson Fountain, a man proposing to a woman in the foreground (I am 5'10, she is 5'1)
- Buffalo Wild Wings restaurant sign
- Royal Caribbean "Oasis of the Seas" cruise ship with an island beach scene next to it
- Rock concert stage with a "Barenaked Ladies" sign
- The Chateau Frontenac Hotel with a Canadian flag by it
- Hilton Head's Harbour Town Lighthouse with a couple boats by it
- Radio City Music Hall
- A helicopter flying over the Chicago skyline
- A Cincinnati Bearcats logo with a basketball and football next to it
- The two of us in front of a lake and the Grand Teton mountains
- A family scene on an Alaskan glacier
- One daughter next to a giant baseball
- One daughter next to Theatre masks
- The outline of Texas with the Texas flag on it, along with The Alamo, a Dia de los Muertos skull, a couple longhorn steer, and a Buc-ee's sign
- All of those things tied together somehow so they're not disjointed
This should be colorful, and I plan to frame it in at least 16X20, possibly larger
Key Requirements:
- The portrayal of us (main picture) should be cartoonish but still recognizable
- The background should be a collage of different places we've visited over our time together.
- The overall tone of the piece should be affectionate and celebratory.
- I'd like a ribbon at the bottom reading "Josh & Rachel Tracy: Celebrating 20 Years of Marriage"
Ideal Skills:
- Expertise in mixed-style caricature illustrations.
- Proficiency in digital art or traditional pencil and ink techniques.
- Experience in creating detailed and engaging background scenes.
Please keep in mind that the illustration should be accurate and flattering. The goal is to create a piece that we will cherish as a memento of our anniversary.
Background scenes include:
- Six distinct houses in the background
- Arthurs, the restaurant where we had our first date with potato skins without bacon by the logo
- Cincinnati's Tyler Davidson Fountain, a man proposing to a woman in the foreground (I am 5'10, she is 5'1)
- Buffalo Wild Wings restaurant sign
- Royal Caribbean "Oasis of the Seas" cruise ship with an island beach scene next to it
- Rock concert stage with a "Barenaked Ladies" sign
- The Chateau Frontenac Hotel with a Canadian flag by it
- Hilton Head's Harbour Town Lighthouse with a couple boats by it
- Radio City Music Hall
- A helicopter flying over the Chicago skyline
- A Cincinnati Bearcats logo with a basketball and football next to it
- The two of us in front of a lake and the Grand Teton mountains
- A family scene on an Alaskan glacier
- One daughter next to a giant baseball
- One daughter next to Theatre masks
- The outline of Texas with the Texas flag on it, along with The Alamo, a Dia de los Muertos skull, a couple longhorn steer, and a Buc-ee's sign
- All of those things tied together somehow so they're not disjointed
This should be colorful, and I plan to frame it in at least 16X20, possibly larger