Testimonials and praise for caricature artist in Atlanta Patrick Trujillo

"Patrick is the only caricaturist I use and has been since 1985." - Walt Gansser - Coca-Cola USA

"Patrick is the BEST IN THE BUSINESS" - Lynn Johnston, President - National Cartoonist Society, Toronto, Canada. Creator of "For Better or For Worse"

Look at that nose you gave me! I didn't give you that nose, you had that nose long before you met me.

Thank you for the caricature, Patrick. I love it" - Ted Turner, President TBS, Atlanta, GA

Your caricature occupies a place of honor in my home." - Larry Hagman, Malibu, California

"We are delighted with Patrick's work and his ability to entertain the crowd. He is our only choice for our trade shows and conventions across the country." - Cliff Fleenor, Society Automotive Engineers

caricature of Lucile Ball, by artist Patrick Trujillo in Atlanta

"Patrick is by far my most requested artist. I'm always amazed with the speed he produces these dazzling drawings. As well as superior work, his sparking personality and charming sense of humor are always a hit!" - Kim Kalin, Applause Entertainment

"Thank you so much for helping us for our Showcase '95. Your incredible caricatures set the tone for making our function a most successful one. You are "A #1 man" and we look forward to working with you on all of our events. Thank you so much for your professionalism, your great attitude, and your wonderful talent." - Richard T. Tatgenhorst, President - Axtell Productions

"For the past 15 years, Patrick has delighted families at our thousands of company picnics. He is always our first choice." - Don Whitney, President, Corporate Sports Unlimited

caricature of Chris Rock drawn by Patrick Trujillo in Atlanta

"Be kind, I'm having a bad hair day."

If Patrick Trujillo had a dollar for every time he's heard that request, he wouldn't have to draw another caricature for as long as he lives. He's already lived 51 years (remarkable considering all the people he's insulted with his quick stroke of the pen).

While some of his subjects have trouble recognizing their own likeness, everybody recognizes the other guy's...

"In 30 years, I've never drawn a woman that looked like her but everyone ELSE's is perfect." Such is the plight of an artist who exaggerates faces for a living.

After a long evening with a never-ending line, he was asked by a concerned client, "Don't your fingers ever get sore?"

"I'm not sitting on my fingers," he replied with a laugh - knowing everyone was having a good time.