In this poignant and insightful documentary, director Ya?mur Canpolat turns the lens on the often solitary world of the caricaturist, exploring the unique art form of capturing a person's essence in a single, exaggerated stroke. The film follows the passionate work of Yasemin Demirci, a dedicated artist who navigates the delicate balance between humor and respect, as she sketches the faces of strangers on bustling streets. Alongside her, the documentary features the perspectives of Levent Cantek and Behiç Pek, fellow artists who offer deep reflections on the craft's history, its power as social commentary, and its role in modern visual culture. Through intimate interviews and vivid footage of the artists at work, the film delves into the motivations behind this seemingly simple yet profoundly complex profession. Rather than a mere biography, "dear caricaturist," is a warm, human exploration of how a few swift lines can reveal hidden truths, capture fleeting moments of connection, and ultimately, tell a story far bigger than the paper it is drawn on.