1: Send me an email at heydarwin@comcast.net with the following info...
• Name of person/pet being immortalized
• Type of caricature (Pet, Unflattering, CAR-ica-Ture, something else)
• Additional info about the subject (Cat's favorite toy, etc.)
• 3-4 Photos of the subject if possible
• Date needed by *(may incur rush charges)

2: I'll get back to you with some additional details, follow-up questions, and a price including shipping.

3. Pay me! I take PayPal, Venmo, or check if you're going old school. I'll email you the details.

4. I'll email you sketches along the way for you to give me feedback.

5. When it's done, I'll send it to you! Then you frame it and enjoy it!

Questions? Email me at heydarwin@comcast.net

Pets? Sure thing! Send face pics and whole body, please. $15 for black and white, $25 for color for a single pet, additional pets are $5 extra.

Ed Roth-style hot rods with crazy google-eyed drivers? I'll need photos of you and your car!$25 for black and white, $40 for digital coloring, $50 for hand coloring.

Caricatures of you? For one of Ron's "Unflattering caricatures that only sort of look like you at a reasonable price," Really, he's pretty good at it! $15 for black and white, $20 for color for a one person, additional people are $5 extra.

Ron draws these at public events such as comic conventions or is available for hire for parties. He can also work remotely from photos. Prices vary with size, complexity, color, etc. so email for an estimate!

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Additional info: Illustrations are usually done horizontal, approximately 8.5x11 on nice paper. Different sizes may increase costs. Turnaround time is usually about 2-3 weeks plus shipping, and rush orders may incur extra cost. Artist uses many different art supplies and techniques depending on level of detail and coloring. Art is shipped unframed; UV protective glass is recommended for framing. Try not to hang it in bright sunlight, as it my fade over time. Also, do not hang it in the bathroom as moisture may not be the best friend of such art, and c'mon, what's with folks always hanging cartoon art in the bathroom? A little dignity, please!