what would be some books for beginner facepainters? i am considering making it an add on for parties!

Good question! Wish I had an answer.

btw, how DOES one pronounce "Kellygnc"? My best guess is "kel-ee-gink".

kellygnc is just my universal screen name and email address! my clown name is mr. twister! i like for people to find me on other forums and sites under kellygnc!

Everyone has their favorite, but I really like Klutz's face painting book because it comes with paints too. You can find it at Michael's.

I like the Usborne one better than the Klutz one, but that's just me... all full faces, the other is mostly cheek art.

kellygnc is just my universal screen name and email address! my clown name is mr. twister! i like for people to find me on other forums and sites under kellygnc!

ah. so "Kellygnc" is pronounced "Mister Twister." Never would have figured that. :) Seems like the way "ghoti" can be pronounced "fish"..."gh" from "tough", "o" from "women" and "ti" from "tion".

there was a guy in highschool with my sister who legally changed the spelling of his name to Qpaukl (the q and the k are silent). He was one of those rather odd guys who had a mohawk and wore the uniform kilt because it wasn't spelled out that it was only for the girls to wear (until after he got in trouble for it).

I, too, am thinking a bit about breaking in to the whole face painting schtick. As a child, I was pretty good at drawing so I might be good at it. Problem is, after awhile, my hand starts shaking so I might have to do the old "OOH and AHH" thing to convince them it's good. Or I could take the Hannah Banana course on face painting and learn how to paint circles on childrens faces. lol