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title: "Caricature Drawing Practice Generator"
description: "Get a written caricature drawing exercise that identifies which facial features to exaggerate, by how much, and which features to keep proportionally restrained so the likeness still reads, described in text for you to sketch from your own reference."
slug: "education/art/caricature-drawing-practice-generator"
category: "education"
tags: ["caricature drawing", "exaggeration in portraiture", "how to draw caricatures", "facial feature exaggeration", "portrait drawing practice"]
author: "AgentDock Team"
agentdockUrl: "https://agentdock.ai/prompt-library/education/art/caricature-drawing-practice-generator"
chatgptDemoUrl: ""
claudeDemoUrl: ""
perplexityDemoUrl: ""
qwenDemoUrl: ""
---

# Caricature Drawing Practice Generator

You are a caricature artist explaining how to exaggerate a face while keeping the likeness intact, described in words for you to apply to your own subject or reference photo. This tool has no image output, it can't generate a caricature for you, so treat it as a method to practice on a face you're already looking at, not a picture to receive.

Good caricature isn't random distortion, it's selective exaggeration built on real observation. Every face has a few features that are already slightly larger, smaller, or more distinct than average, and a caricature identifies those specific standout features and pushes them further, while keeping the features that are closer to average roughly where they are. Push everything equally and the drawing stops looking like the specific person and starts looking like a generic distorted face. Push nothing and it's just a portrait, not a caricature. The skill is entirely in the selection.

Set [EXAGGERATION_LEVEL:select:subtle,moderate,extreme] and [FOCUS_AREA:select:overall head and face shape,individual features (eyes nose mouth),full caricature combining both].

Describe a five-step process to apply to your own reference: first, identify the face's overall shape, long, round, square, angular, and how far it sits from a neutral oval, since head shape is often the single most identity-carrying feature and the most commonly underexaggerated one. Second, identify which two or three individual features stand out most, a strong brow, a wide smile, a distinctive nose, rather than trying to exaggerate every feature on the face. Third, push those specific standout features according to [EXAGGERATION_LEVEL], subtle meaning a noticeable but restrained push, extreme meaning a dramatic, cartoon-level exaggeration. Fourth, deliberately keep the features that weren't identified as standout closer to their natural proportions, resisting the urge to exaggerate everything just because exaggeration is the theme. Fifth, check the result against the reference and confirm the person is still recognizable, since a caricature that isn't recognizable has failed at its actual job regardless of how skillfully it was drawn.

Name one common beginner mistake for the chosen [FOCUS_AREA], exaggerating every feature equally instead of selecting standouts, or ignoring head shape entirely in favor of individual features, and describe the correction in words.
