Artists can draw in real time on zoom. Many don’t know that but now you do. It works great. I do it monthly with the CT Childrens Medical Center. It’s also a cool option for company meetings or private parties. It works similar to live event caricaturing. The artist joins people on zoom. Bill signs his camera in as well, so all can all see the likenesses develop. After the virtual event, the portraits are scanned and emailed or mailed. Expect about 15 faces per hr. If the ratio of time and people permits, activity bodies can be added. But head shots are the typical plan.

With virtual art entertainment, folks can chat as they watch, the cartoon portrait develop. If it’s a formal meeting, the artist need not speak or be acknowledged. I may be introduced at the start, and show art at the end. Get hip to the convenient entertainment option of virtual caricaturing. Your people will thank you.