For as long as I can remember, I’ve been passionate about drawing. It started when I was a kid, doodling in my notebooks during class, creating funny sketches of my friends and family. Over the years, I developed a love for caricature drawing—capturing someone’s likeness with exaggerated features and personality. It was always just a […]

As an artist, I always knew that support could make all the difference in my creative journey. But when I first started exploring caricature drawing, I didn’t expect the sense of community I found at Caricature Drawing Academy to be such a game-changer. What I discovered was more than just an educational platform—it was a

I’ve always been fascinated by caricatures. I remember seeing them at street fairs and laughing at the exaggerated features and personalities captured in those drawings. But as much as I loved them, I never thought I could create something similar. I had no formal art training, and the idea of drawing exaggerated faces seemed daunting.

As an artist, I’ve always enjoyed drawing, but for a long time, I struggled to find my unique style. My art felt flat and lacked the personality I admired in other artists’ work. I was stuck in a cycle of copying styles and never feeling like my own artistic voice was shining through. That all