School assemblies • Author visits • Inspirational speaking • Caricatures
Laura Loveberry is a national speaker, author, illustrator, and caricature artist. She is the author and illustrator of Splatter Paint Hero and the author of Fit for a Queen. A former public-school art teacher, Laura has also worked as a columnist, muralist, church interpreter for Deaf audiences, lyrical songwriter, and sign-language dramatist. She was Mrs. Michigan America 2007 and is joyfully married to Mark; together they are adoptive parents to two adult children.
Laura’s speaking and creative work draws on her love of faith, art, storytelling, and helping people see the gifts God has placed in them.
Laura Loveberry is a speaker, children’s author and illustrator, and caricature artist who blends lively storytelling, audience participation, humor, and art. From a school-wide Splatter Paint Hero assembly to an encouraging message for a women’s retreat, Laura creates an experience audiences can take with them.
Meet Arty the Puppet and join Laura for an upbeat program that celebrates books, rhyme, and creativity. Students laugh along with the story, explore color theory, and follow a step-by-step cartooning lesson. The program is designed for elementary students and can be paired with book signings and caricature drawings.
• Splatter Paint Hero assembly for grades 1–5 (about 40 minutes)
• Rhyming story, color theory, humor, and audience participation
• Arty the Puppet and a guided cartooning demonstration
• Optional book signing, student caricatures, and parent or family events
The Splatter Paint Hero school program is $799. Contact Laura to discuss your date, travel, schedule, and any additional activities.
Laura brings warmth, humor, biblical encouragement, and expressive sign-language drama to conferences, retreats, outreach events, and banquets. Her messages invite audiences to reflect, participate, and leave encouraged. A concert ministry featuring Silent Witness with vocalist Regina Holroyd may be added by request.
Laura shares her personal journey of resisting faith while longing to know God, and the turning point that led her toward a life of faith. Audience participation and sign-language drama set to music make this an engaging message for women’s outreach events.
Drawing on the story of Esther, Laura offers lively encouragement for women navigating full and difficult lives, with a reminder to live courageously into their purpose.
Through stories of women in the Bible, Laura encourages audiences to meet obstacles with faith, persevere through hard seasons, and look for ways to grow through the journey.
This practical seminar helps participants shape and practice a concise personal faith story they can share naturally with others.
With humor and practical reflection, Laura explores how clearing physical and spiritual clutter can make room for a more abundant life.
Laura and her husband Mark share a personal adoption journey shaped by years of waiting and hope. This message is suited to sanctity-of-life and crisis-pregnancy-center events.
Speaking fees vary by event. Churches and ministries may request a freewill offering; Laura is also willing to discuss a host’s budget. Ask about availability and travel when you inquire.
Speaking fees vary by event. Churches and ministries may request a freewill offering; Laura is also willing to discuss a host’s budget. Ask about availability and travel when you inquire.
40 minutes | Grades 1–5. Follow Arty’s artsy adventure, explore color theory, and learn to draw Arty in a step-by-step tutorial. Drawing instruction begins around 12 minutes; a blooper reel adds extra fun.
30 minutes | Grades 4–12. Learn writing tools for children’s stories, including rhythm, rhyme, alliteration, and strong verbs, then follow a step-by-step caricature drawing course. Drawing instruction begins around 11 minutes; includes a blooper reel.
13 minutes | Pre-K–Grade 3. Read and laugh along with Arty the Puppet, guess the next rhyme, and enjoy a playful storytime with a blooper reel.
