FAQs
- What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
As an artist I am always continuing my education. I have taught at the Face and Body Art convention in Orlando Florida and I have been student there too. I gather with other artists to share and create new work. I take art classes outside of the art to stimulate new ideas. I am a member of some groups online to keep up with the newest trends in face and body art.
- How did you get started doing this type of work?
I have always loved performing whether I was making people laugh or inspiring them with a song. I love to play, laugh and make great memories. So becoming a professional clown, a comedy hypnotist, a character performer, a face artist was just another step in expressing myself as an artist.
- What types of customers have you worked with?
My most common jobs? I don't think I have a common anything. But within the realm of uncommon, I frequently paint faces at events and children's birthday parties. I have painted at clothing optional resorts, I have painted Pirates for Gasparilla, I have painted a models for fashion shows, dancers for shows and with chocolate for performance. I perform comedy hypnosis shows across the country for all kinds of corporations, schools and festivals along with library shows across the state. See what I mean about common?