Caricature art is a type of art in which exaggerated portraits of individuals or objects are created, generally for funny or satirical intentions. A caricature often exaggerates the subject's most notable aspects, such as facial features, physical characteristics, or mannerisms. Caricatures are frequently employed as a form of social or political critique, with artists exaggerating or lampooning popular people or societal concerns. They can also be used to memorialize or praise renowned people such as singers, actresses, or athletes. Caricature art may be made with a range of materials, such as pencils, watercolors, pen and ink, and digital art tools. Several caricature artists focus on live sketching, which involves quickly drawing pictures of individuals at events or in public areas.