CARICA

A GAZUM game · coming soon

Your face. But MORE.

Snap a selfie (or you and a friend, or your pet looking guilty). A master caricaturist finds what makes you, you, and blows it up: the grin, the chin, the eyebrows. Then we make it 3D.

Get drawn firstSee the masters ↓

The masters

Five pens. Zero mercy. (Well, a little.)

BOARDWALK

“Hold still. Smile. Bigger. BIGGER!”

BOARDWALK

The fair-booth marker: a huge head, a tiny you, coloured paper.

MAESTRO

“Darling, your chin deserves its own frame.”

MAESTRO

The magazine painting: stretched, squashed, glorious.

GARGOYLE

“I don't do flattering. I do unforgettable.”

GARGOYLE

Pencil and charcoal grotesque. Our ugliest, and proud of it.

QUICKDRAW

“Next! … Done. You're welcome.”

QUICKDRAW

The live-event sketch: fast, kind, flattering.

POP

“KA-POW. That's your face now.”

POP

The bold cartoon: clean lines, loud colour, giant grin.

Tilt the cards. They're 3D.

Before and after

Tap a photo. Meet your other self.

The sitters on this page are fictional people we created for our tests. Your face is your business.

Then it gets real

Your caricature doesn't stay flat.

  • At launch

    A 3D card

    Spin it with your finger: numbered, signed by its master, one of one.

  • At launch

    On your desk, in AR

    Point your phone at the table and there you are, staring back.

  • Coming soon

    A real figurine

    Printed and hand-finished, shipped to your door. Your face. Your desk. Your problem.

These figures were made from the caricatures above.

How it works

Three steps. About a minute.

  1. 1

    Snap

    A selfie, a selfie with one friend, or your pet looking guilty. The camera tells you if the light is too dim.

  2. 2

    Get drawn

    Pick a master. It spots what makes you, you, and draws it, line by line, with a remark you'll want to frame.

  3. 3

    Make it 3D

    Keep it, share it, gift it to the friend in the photo, spin it as a 3D card, and soon order the figurine.

The fine print, in big print

We exaggerate your grin. Never your background.

The line

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