Congratulations on your Road to Retirement!!
Corporate and business clients have discovered that custom caricatures from photos are the perfect memorable and cost-effective gift for staff. Wary of another pen and pencil set, employees are delighted to receive such a personable and fun gift. And companies are delighted with the low costs.
To be acknowledged by your boss, colleagues or staff can have a profound effect on a person's memory of their time spent with you. Having been present at a lot of retirement functions I can say that of all the gifts that have the greatest impact are those that are highly personalized, and very few can match a caricature in this regard.
Admin staff often faces a challenging task when looking for an appropriate gift for bosses, retirees and employees. Savvy gift buyers have found a unique, cost-effective, and fun way to commemorate staff: custom caricatures from photos. We’ve all witnessed the skilled quick-draw artists at fairs and theme parks creating cartoon likenesses of anyone willing to take a seat for 5 minutes, and the giggling that ensues from delighted customers who have been immortalized with pen and ink. But you no longer need to visit Disneyland to get your caricature done. Corporate Caricature artists are available creating caricatures from your photographs on the web, via email. Why do businesses love them? They’re quick, cheap, more personable than a coffee mug, and people simply love receiving them. And, they are easily customized. For instance, office staff can adorn a caricature of a retiring co-worked with hand-written wishes and personal anecdotes.
The members of the whole sales team can also be depicted in caricatures and displayed for all to see and derive inspiration from. During company events like golf tournaments and conventions, caricatures from photos are par excellent as a promotional give-away.
Unique CorporateCaricatures are available in digital format or optional print, framed and plaque. Visit CorporateCaricature on the web at www.corporatecaricature.com.
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