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Every guest leaves feeling like a VIP. "...enhancing them to make us all look awesome." Theresa C., GigSalad review. Adam Street, caricature artist, shows a laughing couple in a blue suit and a blue gown the live caricature he drew of them, at his easel under a clamp lamp in front of a white drape.
Adam Street, live caricature artist in Phoenix, Arizona: guests at corporate parties, private events, picnics and galas leave proudly holding flattering portraits.
Five-star reviews of Adam Street, live caricature artist, from holiday party hosts, business clients, a fellow event entertainer and wedding guests: a hit at the party, excellent with a crowd, professional, hired again, and a caricature guests take home instead of the usual party favors.
Joanna Ressmeisl put an Adam Street caricature on one of her 10 launch banners. That banner pulls the most engagement.
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Jim sent one photo. Adam drew a caricature students recognize as him, now in the PowerPoint slides for his classes.
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The host asked if Adam could make guests superheroes. He drew guest after guest in the theme.
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Marvel trusted Adam Street with Spider-Man. As an artist at Marvel, he worked on Marvel Adventures Spider-Man for three years, plus Marvel Adventures Hulk, Dark Wolverine, X-Men Forever and Thunderbolts.
Companies, couples and private hosts trust him with their guests. Adam draws people at their best, so everyone feels celebrated. One client told him she loved talking with him as much as getting her portrait.
At home in Phoenix, Arizona, Adam is an autism dad, and he says that is where his patience comes from.
Joanna Ressmeisl · Jo on the Go brand launch
Feeling. Joanna wanted her new brand, Jo on the Go, to launch with personality people would notice.
Stakes. A launch gets one first impression. She was running 10 banners to make it, and each one had to earn attention.
Story. Adam drew the caricature for her launch. Joanna put it on one banner, next to nine without a caricature.
Result. “I have 10 banners and the one with the caricature gets tons more engagement... Launching Jo on the Go wouldn’t be the same without it.” Joanna Ressmeisl, Jo on the Go
Jim Dudleston · Professor, class presentations
Feeling. Jim wanted his class presentations to feel fresh and unmistakably his.
Stakes. The drawing had to come from a single photo and read as Jim at a glance, on a screen in front of his students.
Story. Adam drew the caricature from that one photo. Jim put it into the PowerPoint slides for the classes he teaches. Then he came back and commissioned several more in different poses.
Result. “I sent him a photo and he crafted a caricature that viewers identify as "me"... The students always chuckle when they see it.” Jim Dudleston, Professor
Superhero-theme fundraiser
Feeling. The host wanted guests to step right into the night’s superhero theme.
Stakes. With superheroes as the theme, the host asked Adam whether he could make people superheroes.
Story. Superheroes are home turf for Adam, an artist at Marvel. He said yes and drew each guest who sat down as a superhero.
Result. A lot of the fundraiser’s guests got drawn as superheroes, right on the night’s theme.