caricature

Object

• portrait: This involved drawing caricature portraits of various musical artists for the magazine's LP review section.
• artist: Since most caricature artists have websites these days, it is easy to view their samples online.

Converse of object

• draw: During the evening Malcolm Lee helped raise funds by drawing caricatures of some of the guests.
• publish: The Danish daily newspaper, Jyllands-Posten, published 12 caricatures of the Prophet.
• produce: Students will produce caricatures which will then be translated into a 3-dimensional, working puppet.
• create: He has enjoyed creating car caricatures for over 20 years on a commission only basis.
• become: The world, in the person of those we meet, must shape our lives or else we become unhealthy caricatures of ourselves.

Adjective modifier

• crude: Ugly, pubescent, often lower class and furnished with a regional accent the dummy is a crude technical caricature of the human body.
• gross: The touches are seldom light, or delicate; the brush is heavy, the color loaded; the picture appears a gross caricature.
• mere: These poor animals are mere caricatures of their magnificent wild counterparts.
• comic: That we are so ready to empathize with these comic caricatures is as much reflects of Roberts ' craft as the audience's sentimentality.
• political: I sat down and turned over two large portfolios of political caricatures.

Modifies a noun

portrait: Caricature Weddings Personalize your wedding stationery with your own caricature portrait.

Modifying Another Word

• rather: This is probably the most common fault with peoples drawings, resulting in a cartoon or caricature rather than a realistic portrait.
• often: Perhaps one reason why films like this are so popular is because evil is often caricatured.

Noun used with modifier

cartoon: Rather than using photographs to complement each profile, the firm have instead used cartoon caricatures.

Preposition: of

• Marxism: Faced with this caricature of Marxism, Debord improvised a critique.
• socialism: We have paid a very heavy price for Stalinism's monstrous caricature of socialism.
• prophet: The Danish paper responsible for the original caricatures of the prophet Muhammad is set to run cartoons satirizing the Holocaust.