At my daughter's first birthday party, I was fortunate enough to have a  cousin who is an artist and she whipped out her face painting kit and  paint the older kid's faces and whole upper torsos. My nephews were  completely done as the Hulk and Aquaman, the girls had their faces  painted up as princesses and small cute butterflies and balloons.
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Kids  love face painting, they are fascinated by seeing others get their  faces painted and wait in anticipation to see their face design. My  daughter's fifth birthday is approaching and I was desperately, wanting a  crash course on how to do it myself, so that I wouldn't have to hire a  face painting artist to do my party.
The key is to start with easy  face painting designs. The face designs should easy enough to be able  to use small sponges cut into circles, triangles, rectangles, diamonds,  dab them into the face paint and place it on the skin, leaving a base  design that you can build upon or finish off with a little highlight,  lowlight, or shading. Use a different sponge for each color; you will  need multiple sponges in the same designs for each of the colors you are  using.
A great time to practice face painting designs is at  Halloween. On a night of horrors, the little odd wavering of a line will  be hidden in the dark of trick or treat. If you are unsure of your  ability practice on your own hand, close your hand into a fist and paint  the top of it. Halloween is the most popular time of the year for face  painting. The face painting design include, vampires, ghouls, witches,  and ghosts.
Face painting ideas should be simple, fun, and  something you have practiced. The more you practice the faster you  become and the more faces you can paint.
Face painting design  supplies should consist of good paintbrushes. Good paintbrushes will  have the bristles securely fastened into the brush end, otherwise, the  bristles will fall out and become part of the face painting design. You  will spend several minutes pulling bristles out of the design. Good  brushes cost between $3-10, and they will last you a long time. Invest  in sponges and cut them into different designs like circles, stars,  triangles, rectangles, ovals, and any other shape you can imagine.  Remember to disinfect all items between faces to keep things sanitary.  All face paints should state on the labels that they are face paints and  they are okay to use on the skin, start out with two or three paint  brushes, and a small range of colors, the basic palettes have white,  black, green, red, yellow, purple, and orange. Other fun items to use  with the face paints are glitter, stick on gems, stencils, and face  painting stamps.
Great items for amateur face painters are  stencils and face painting stamps. The face painting stamps are made of  rubber and you place in on your face painting paint pad and you have an  outline of the design, then you fill in the stamp design with color.
Stencils  are outlines of shapes; they are picture version of the ABC's your  child might use to learn to hold their pencils in nursery school. You  mix and match the designs and use a base color and dab the small areas  of the stencil or the entire stencil. Next, you put on the highlights  and final touches. Hint, girls love glitter and body gems after all they  are princesses!
Where can you put your new talent of face  painting to work? Your child's next birthday party, the next fundraiser  at your child's school, fairs, Fourth of July, parades, festivals, or  you can start your own business.
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Practice your simple face painting designs, and you are ready for  your first party. Start out with your child's birthday, kids love their  faces painted and will be uncaring if it's not perfect. Use thin first  layer, wait until it is fully dry before beginning final designs. Hint:  to pop the designs outline your design with a thin line of black around  the face designs.
Starting a face painting design business begins  with volunteering your services at charity events, your child's birthday  parties, and very shortly, it will morph into a steady business with a  line of kids waiting their turn to get their faces painted.
Face  painting at charity events allows you to work on your face painting  designs and develop your painting speed. Once your speed increases,  begin by setting up a small canopy on the Fourth of July or Good Friday  at the fair and paint away. The best way to advertise your new face  painting design business is word of mouth. Build your face painting  design portfolio with testimonials and photos of face designs of which  you are especially proud.
When you are ready to graduate from  charity events to paid business, you now need to research your area and  find out, how much are face painters paid? Is a face painting design  booth less money per face then private parties? Do not price yourself  out of the market and remember it just might help to have lower prices  to bring in clientele. Have your business cards ready to give out to  anyone who asks if you do private parties. Business cards can be made at  home with the help of Avery products.
Another avenue for face  painting is at restaurants, as they might have a kid's eat free night  and have special entertainment throughout the meal. Children's museums  and creative art facilities or a community center will be a great place  to begin looking for business. Another avenue for marketing could be at  your significant other's corporate picnic or event.
If your  community offers summer camps, where kids are, face painting will be a  hit! Your child's school, fundraising events, and carnivals are great  sources of income. Craft Shows are great place to have a booth.  Bookstores sometimes want to launch a child's book and a great way to  draw children to children's books is to hire a face painter. Theme parks  and cruises ships are also great places to look for new business and  the latter will give you a free exotic vacation too!
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My cousin, who brought out her face painting kit on my daughter's  first birthday, is a real artist and she is sells her paintings at our  local galleries, however, she uses her artistic talents to make money  through face painting. Or perhaps you are a stay at home Mom who wants  to make money and be available to her kids after school is out, face  painting could be for you.
Whether you are looking to learn face  painting design for your child's next birthday or as a new, fun way to  have some pocket money, remember, face painting is fun and you can make  wonderful memory's for your own child and someone else's too.

 

 
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