Are there people who make a living doing caricatures for private

>>2675204
Nooooooooooooooo. You can't make a fucking living off this shit. It's usually volunteer or seasonal part time work.

>>2675206

Idk people I know who don't attempt to do it full time at all tell me they are able to get away with charging at least $100/hr with a 2 hour minimum. If you could get 2 events a week at that rate you'd be pulling in something like $30k a year working like 10 hours a week including transportation and stuff. Obviously the big challenge is finding clients but they go through event planners and seem to get jobs.

I know a guy who does it pro and has a house and a wife and two children who are 17+. It is possible but I'm really not sure how he does it, I think he sells prints,does classes, works events and all kinds of stuff.

>>2675204
>doing caricatures for private events (i.e., weddings, company picnics, birthday parties)
Is that a thing?

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>>2675204
>caricature

>>2675375
Your forgetting about travel expenses. meals. etc. You can't live of it lol.

>>2675582

I never said they did faggot. Also it's not like you don't have to pay for meals or travel expenses to virtually any other job so I don't really see how that matters. And anyways it's not like you are travelling every day or have to take jobs hours away.

>>2675692
You can't live off it. lol.