Carnival B-day turned jungle!

Most of the boys at the Carnival themed B-day wanted to be tigers!! It was actually pretty cute seeing all the jungle tigers running around.

The little tiger in the front was a "challenge" hee hee

My current favorite design... Thanks Sonya from "Omaha Masquerade" for your help...still working on those tiger Stripes!

OH and check out my hubby "Professor Twist" in the background

Cute!! I wish I could get my husband involved somehow. The most involved he will be is if I show him something I painted he will say, "yeah, uh huh, nice." I don't know if he even looks at it. But at least when he talks to other people about it he brags me up and says that I paint better than he's seen anyone paint around here so that's somethng. He does support me and let me order supplies so I guess I should be thankful. I just need the magic words to get him involved more, I guess. Maybe "cashola."

I am sure your hubby is proud of you. My husband has been doing Magic and balloons on top of his "day job" for years. Sometimes I wouldn't let him get on the subject because he would talk my ear off!! But I loved what he did. He has been wishing for me to become involved in someway. Well I wasn't going to let him cut me in half!! LOL
So when I recently seen some "wow" kind of face painting. I got interested. We do most of our gigs together. But there are occasions we do it individually. He recently did a Magic/Balloon show at a Middle School class for special needs kids. I went with. SO Fun!

Beautiful pictures with happy kids - love it

Very inspiring! Now that's what it can all be about - making money and having such a great time making kids smile.

Oh, wow, Tamara - don't thank me! My tiger was inspired by Mark Reid... I think most of us get our inspiration from other painters. I don't expect or need credit =). Glad I could inspire you, though!

Love the tigers!!

Great job all the faces look great.

I love the "Sly Cooper" mask! Gotta add that to my "inventory" for sure!

As for inspiration: I just got permission from a cross-stitch designer to use her designs for face painting.