Gifts for him

A hand-painted bobblehead of them on a personalized base, giveaway-night style.

The classic theme-park airbrush caricature: big grin, big head, tiny body, pure joy.

A quick, confident boardwalk caricature sketch in bold marker with a splash of color.

Their big-head caricature starring in a full cartoon scene built from what they love.

A party caricature with a big banner for birthdays, anniversaries, retirements and graduations.

Big-head them playing their sport in a packed stadium, crowd going wild.

Their caricature shredding on stage with lights, smoke and a screaming crowd.

Their caricature arriving at a glamorous movie premiere, paparazzi flashing.

Their big-head caricature as an original caped superhero over the city skyline.

Their caricature hard at work with comically oversized tools of their trade.

Their big-head caricature running the show from the corner office.

Saddle up: their caricature as a rootin'-tootin' ranch legend.

Their caricature at the helm, steering the ship through the high seas.

Crowned caricature royalty on the throne, scepter and all.

A 1920s glam party caricature: flapper dresses, dapper suits, champagne.

Their caricature on a daring jungle expedition, map in hand.

Their caricature in a vintage sunset patch badge with their name around the ring.

Their big-head caricature saying the thing they always say, lettered big.

A full-body caricature caught mid-action in their favorite hobby, bursting off the sticker.

Their big-head caricature as a bold die-cut sticker, ready for laptops, bottles and cards.

Their own caricature emoji pack: six exaggerated expressions on one sticker sheet.

A lifestyle magazine cover announcing their grand exit from the 9-to-5.

A trophy-worthy caricature for Mom or Dad with a big WORLD'S BEST banner.

A cap-and-gown caricature tossing the cap, diploma in hand.

Their anime opening-credits moment, with powers based on what they love.

The first issue of their own superhero comic, powers courtesy of their quirks.

A four-panel comic strip starring them, with a gag straight from their life.

A 1930s black-and-white cartoon version of them, pie-eyed and bouncy.

A moody inked graphic-novel panel with them as the hero of a rainy noir mystery.

An oil-painted royal portrait with crowns, ermine and a very official title.

Four bold 60s silkscreen pop-art panels of them in clashing colors.

An elegant classic oil painting portrait, made to hang in the living room.

A fine-art charcoal drawing with expressive strokes and lifelike detail.

A Wild West WANTED poster that charges them with their most famous habit.

Splash them across a gossip magazine cover with headlines straight from their life.

They're the mascot of their own breakfast cereal, pun name and free prize included.

Box art for a 1990s video game starring them, with their own pixel sprite.