BIO !

Keith Middleton is a graduate of Georgia State University with a Bachelor’s degree in Illustration. His specialty is cartoons and humorous illustration. He has been working professionally as a caricature artist and illustrator for over 15 years and during that time he has drawn over 100,000 people from all over the world. There is a Keith Middleton caricature hanging up in practically every continent on the planet.  

During the last 15 years, Keith Middleton’s artwork has appeared on CD covers, in magazines, on T-shirts, on billboards, in children’s books, wall paintings, and a host of other media. His clients include: Polaroid, Coca Cola, Norfolk Southern, Lucent Technologies, Lockheed Martin, Kroger, Sheraton Buckhead Atlanta, The Birmingham Barons, Georgia Public Broadcasting, Upscale Magazine, Comedian Bruce Bruce, Atlanta Public Schools, CARE.org, The Georgia Council on Developmental Disabilities, Detroit Metro Convention & Visitors Bureau, Atlanta Channel 2 (WSBTV) newscaster Tom Regan, Tyler Perry, and many others.   

Keith Middleton has also done caricatures on several television broadcasts, including “Goro’s Bar”, a popular TV series in Japan. Making public appearances and doing live caricatures at parties is what he loves most as an artist.

Keith Middleton is known for being a fast and accurate caricature artist. People enjoy watching him work and seeing the image appear like magic on the page. Keith can draw a funny, detailed, caricature in under five minutes and IT WILL LOOK JUST LIKE THE PERSON. Anyone who sits down in front of Keith Middleton (or any of the other professional caricature artists he works with) will be getting a beautiful souvenir and keepsake that you can frame and cherish for a lifetime.

OVER 100,000 PEOPLE HAVE A KEITH MIDDLETON CARICATURE.  WOULDN’T YOU LIKE TO HAVE ONE ALSO?  CONTACT FUNTIME INTERNATIONAL TODAY AND MAKE IT HAPPEN! 

Contact us TODAY! (404) 660-0411 or email km@funtimeinternational.com

Caricature artists are the perfect ice breaker for social functions.  As Keith says, “I remember once showing up to do caricatures at a party where the people were somewhat quiet and not really bonding with others.  I guess many of the people at the party didn’t know each other that well, and I could tell they felt awkward initiating conversations with strangers.  Once I started doing my drawings all of that changed.  I did a few caricatures, people laughed at each others’ pictures, and magically, the conversation and the fun begin!  It was then that I realized that having a caricature artist is almost like serving alcohol…it gets these folks to loosen up and have a REAL good time!”