Several years ago I was hired for a house party to celebrate a first communion. This past October, it was time to celebrate the first communion of the younger sibling, so they had me back! These kids are seriously creative.
Ever hear of a Creeper? I hadn't.
If you're wondering what's going on with the other side of the leprechaun's face, he wanted half Blue (the dog). Like I said, creative!
Or... the things we do, see, and hear...
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Wednesday, March 13, 2013
I Guess I'm the Family Face Painter!
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Monday, June 28, 2010
Road Trip
This past Sunday I was hired to do face painting and temporary tattoos at an adult party at which kids would be in attendance. I was actually referred by a Maryland face painter who'd painted at the hostess' niece's (follow along with me here) party while the hostess was visiting. It sounds more convoluted than it is.
At any rate, I'm grateful to my Maryland colleague for the referral.
The party on Sunday was in Long Branch, NJ, over an hour from where I live, and part of the Jersey shore, but they were adamant that they needed me there. And what a party it was! I got to try a taste of the phenomenal catering, as the hostess insisted that I eat. I made sure to try some of the multitude of gorgeous pastries and chocolates.
It was hot on Sunday, incredibly hot for an outdoor party, but I found a spot under some trees and not far from the really great Israeli band that reminded me of my dad's music from my childhood, and made due with the shade.
The kids were really great, and gave me a chance to do faces I love to make up for the school carnival of cheek art.
We had the requisite butterflies... but what cute butterflies!
All in all, the heat and distance were really worth it; the party was great!
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