"Critics have responded to my art as though I was sui generis, a self-created eccentric without discernable origins. Very much the opposite is the truth. The origin of my art is the culture at large. I painted and drew as if I were an alien intelligence contemplating my own human species from a distant realm with a bemused objectivity, as though I was encountering them for the first time like David Bowie's Ziggy. What I saw was a strange land filled with archetypes---caricatures."
-Victor Pross
ABOUT VICTOR PROSS
Victor Pross is a professional Vancouver artist. He is known for his "extreme caricaturing" and imaginative art works. He is the host of Victor Pross Entertainment which offers an assortment of entertainment such as clowns, caricatures and face painters for all venues and events.
As an artist, Victor has many high profile commissions to his credit including painting Ron Howard’s caricature portrait as a 50th birthday gift for the famous director, as well as painting various agents of the William Morris Agency. As Canada's premier caricaturist, Victor has rendered numerous International celebrities and Canadian media personalities for commercial and private purposes.
Victor Pross has been interviewed on television shows such as: Canada AM, Breakfast Television, News at Noon and has been pegged by Canadian Media as “Canada’s foremost caricature artist.” He has worked on various posters, comic books and CD covers bringing to each work his own unique style.
CALL VICTOR PROSS AT 604-593-3197
Victor has instructed art classes as well as offering his services as an editorial caricaturist.
Invite Victor Pross to draw your guests at your next event.
Click on the "service pages" to learn more about what Victor Pross can offer. Also, see "photos" in the gallery section of this site.
You can order your copy of "ICONS & IDOLS" by calling 604-593-3197.
Or you can purchase a copy online at:
For a signed copy, please contact the artist directly at:
artpross [at] hotmail [dot] com
"Victor's caricatures, aside from being clever in their own right, also convey an intelligence and knowledge of his subjects that is sometimes absent in similar sketches."
- George H. Smith, author of 'Atheism: The case against God.'
