Showing posts with label birthday party face painter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label birthday party face painter. Show all posts

Thursday, November 29, 2018

Enchanted Forest

Imagine that you're on a nature walk on a brisk fall afternoon; you are deep inside the cool clasp of the lush forest.
 
 
As you walk slowly, the sun peeks through the branches overhead. Twigs snap as inquisitive chipmunks chase each other; high above, the birds chatter. You stop. As you stand quietly on the moss and fern lined path you hear the soft murmurs of voices. You listen then decide to move farther into a small clearing in the trees. What do you see?!
 
 
It’s a gathering of mythical forest children… a gnome, a nymph, elves, and you even see the glistening wings of a fairy. You quietly hide behind a large oak tree and watch. They are having a celebration. Each is sitting on moss cover wooden chairs at a table set for royalty. The table is adorned with ornate colored glass stemware and rustic wooden flatware.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
I had the opportunity to take part in creating just this scene, face painting fairies for our Enchanted Forest Party, and working with other ridiculously talented party vendors and planners.
 
 
 

 
 
 
Want to see all the photos?  I've got them up at Face & Body Art by Larissa!  For now, here's the teaser video:
 
 
And here's everyone else who was involved:

Concept + Producer: 
@petiteseats
Concept + Creative Director: @konfetti_boutik 
Décor Styling + Design: @konfetti_boutik
Escort Cards: @Chiquedesignandevents
Kids Tables + Chairs: @petiteseats
Donuts, Cakes, + Macaroons: @Kedbykcakes
Cookies: @DivinelyDolce
Videography: @burning_wick
Invitation: Etsy Vendor "ArtLery"
Face Painter: @njfacepainter

Thursday, July 2, 2015

Strawberry Social

I had several events last weekend, but only took photos of one painting, because it was too adorable - and funny - not to!



The theme of the first birthday was "Strawberry Social," and this friend of the family took it in stride.  There's seriously nothing better than an adult with a stellar sense of humor, and nothing more fun to paint than a bald head.

It was a great compliment too, as he's an artist in his own right but was impressed with my work!

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