Watercolor face study

Watercolor face study by Artmagenta
Watercolor study
Watercolor face


I roll up my sleeves and hit him hard

Portrait caricature by ArtMgenta
Street Survey
What makes you really angry?

BRITT: My ex-boyfriend left me for my best friend, if Mike, my new boyfriend, even looks at another girl then I will roll upp my sleeves and knock him in his head!

He danced into my life and has never since danced out.

Cartoon by ArtMagenta

Street Survey
You are a couple. How did you meet?

MELANIE:   Anthony is a ballet dancer and he is always dancing. One day he danced into my life and he has never since danced out.

It can take hard work to be lazy

Lazy Lizy, caricature by ArtMagenta
Liza, 34, is an author. She has given birth to 4 novels and 3 children and is currently single.

Street Survey
Would you describe yourself as lazy or hardworking?

LIZA:  I was brought up to be a hardworking person. And so I am.

But - that does not work when I'm writing. I have got to have a lazy style to get the writing to flow. And to be that lazy is really a hard work for me.

When I am sucessful my friends call me Lazy-Liza.


That's an early bird by force

Cecilia is hard asleep every morning
when her cuckoo clock alarms
Cecilia 22, has a lot of alarm clocks

Street Survey
Are you a night owl or an early bird?

CECILIA: I've got five alarm clocks running with five minutes delay. The first one goes off at 6 o’clock in the morning.
The last one goes of when I am sitting in my car driving to job, just to make sure I don’t fall asleep on the road.

No, I’m not an early bird by habit but by force.

If you are announcing something that is negative, do it in a positive way

Be positive is a caricature drawing by artist and illustrator Artmagenta
If you are announcing something that is negative,
do it in a positive way



YES! We have no bananas today!

Fiddling while Rome burns

Fiddling while Rome burns is a caricature by artist and illustrator Artmagenta
Claudia is playing the lyre for Nero
It's said that roman emperor Nero played the fiddle (violin) while Rome burned during the great fire in AD 64.

Firstly, there was no such instrument as the fiddle (violin) in first century Rome. If Nero played anything during the Rome fire, it was probably the lyre.

Secondly, Nero problably didn't play by himself. He had beautiful lady slaves that played for him.
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