Saturday, 25 September 2010

Bits and Pieces

Thought i'd publish some pictures from practice or just smaller events that I have lying around :)

Below: Dolphins and Spider girl







































Wolf face that was very popular with boys over the summer.


















Monster Face (blogger is playing up, and won't import it the right way up..)











Pikachu face!




















Farmer Phils & National Trust

Summer got a bit hectic so I fell behind on uploading pictures, so heres the ones that I took over the holidays!

I did some work with the National trust at Dudmaston hall, which was great but it rained quite a lot. I didn't have permission to take photos of the painting there, which was a shame but I got a few pictu
res of the surroundings and set up.





















































Playing about with some Alice and Wonderland hand and cheek designs, as it was a disney themed event.













Then a few days later Jenny and I headed off to Farmer Phil's Festival, we weren't expecting to do brilliantly because of the bad weather, but we were nicely surprised when we took almost £200 a day! The great thing was that adults were getting involved too (some drunk, some not) so we got to have a go at more adult face painting.

Jen and I decided to paint each other as advertisement, it worked really well as people would come up to us and just say "I want what you've got on your face".















































The two in the middle are brother and sister, and wanted a picture of them with face paint, to give their mum, to go next to the photo of them both face painted when they were little.










Very sweet spider man!

















Young girl who wanted to be a "rainbow fairy"

















Two absolutely adorable girls that turned up soaked to the bone - we had to dry their faces with tea towels before we could paint them!













Two teenage girls who wanted butterflies and flowers.












Scary Dracula

















Farmer Phil himself!