Face painting that completes any costume
Adds a quick second layer of costume, no need for the outfit to be complete.
Seasonal Events
Carnival is the festival held in February or March, just before Lent, with parades, costumes and music to break away from routine for a day.
Face painting, balloon modelling and body paint for a Carnival with real colour, not just store-bought costumes.
Face painting, balloon modelling, artistic body paint and roaming stilt walkers so a company, school or neighbourhood Carnival gets real entertainment, not just costumed people waiting for something to happen.
Carnival has a problem other parties don't: everyone already arrives in costume, so entertainment can't compete with it, it has to add to it. Face painting and body paint add a second layer of costume on the spot; balloon modelling and stilt walkers give the party movement instead of letting people just stand around showing off their outfit.
It works the same at a company party, a school or a neighbourhood celebration: the format adapts to the audience, with more elaborate body paint for adults and quick face painting for events with lots of children.
Adds a quick second layer of costume, no need for the outfit to be complete.
Figures and props that reinforce each costume's theme without replacing the main entertainment.
Roaming figures moving through the party, giving visual movement from any point in the room or street.
Company, school or public party, and the predominant age profile.
Face painting, body paint, balloon modelling or stilt walkers matched to the audience and space.
Staff ready before Carnival's main activity starts.
With one dedicated host, 20 to 30 people an hour with quick designs; fewer for elaborate ones.
Yes, it adapts to visible areas like the face, arms or neckline, complementing the existing costume.
Yes, stilt walkers and balloon modelling work especially well in a roaming street format.
Yes, it's common to book only the party's busiest window.