Leonardo da Vinci was, as all the world doth know, a master of portraiture. In his study of the human countenance, he fashioned some of the earliest caricatures, though he himself named them, with little mercy, “grotesques.”
In our own day, Leonardo may yet create lively caricature sketches, employing one of his favored mediums of old: red chalk upon paper. This noble choice of material and manner lendeth his drawings a character and style unlike any other.
Engage Leonardo as thy caricature artist for thy festival or faire, company gathering, merry celebration, or any occasion that delighteth in wonder.
Thou shalt behold a most singular figure whose presence alone enchanteth guests, and whose lively red‑chalk caricatures offer a style so rare and distinctive that it standeth apart from all other artists of a kind.