Kids should be friendly with nature, so trying a rainbow theme can be a unique idea to try. The perfect reflection of seven colours, violet, indigo, blue, green, yellow, orange and red will leave a beautiful impression on the face. Kids should try a rainbow theme to celebrate their special occasions.
90+ Super Creative And Handy Face Painting Ideas For Kids Parties
Art is a great medium to boost creativity among kids. Parents can try multiple activities to bring the effect of art & creativity to their kid’s minds. Have you heard of face painting? A stroke of colours on the face resembling any favourite character or design, isn’t it attractive? Kids as well as adults indulge in the fun of getting painted related to any theme or peculiar ideas.
Face painting might look tricky, as art is not everyone’s cup of tea. Don’t worry, Bubble mania professionals are available to create the magic of face painting , a fast and convenient way to be ready for the occasion. Here, we will share trendy face painting ideas for kids:
Unicorn Face Paint
Kids are lost in the world of dreams & fantasy, and the idea of getting face paint as a unicorn imprint can create magic. An unicorn resembles positive hope and faith, so kids will be more excited to try this design.
Butterfly Effect
Wings of beautiful butterflies soothe viewers’ vision! Kids connect with the theme of butterfly wings, also creativity scope is enhanced for artists. Face painting with butterfly effect can be drawn with different colour combinations, and patterns engraved on your little one’s face.
Rosy nose and whiskers
The simplest design there is, a rosy nose and whiskers that could be used for a cat (our favourite), a fox, mouse or a rabbit, and is the perfect design which can be done in no time! Simply dab on a nose using the red colour, then after spraying a little water into the black, or just by dipping your brush in water, draw three whiskers either side of the nose using the edge of the brush and say hello to your new feline friend!
Rainbow eye
This look is super cute for young children, and with the asymmetric look it’s pretty cool for older kids too. Start with colouring the eyelid in one colour, then add an arch on top of each colour to create a rainbow. Wet each colour with a spray or wet brush before using, and ensure that each arch is dry before you paint the next – otherwise the colours may run.
Leopard spots
Leopard print seems to be quite a favourite amongst lots of kids and adults alike right now and it’s so easy to do. First, wet the yellow paint and apply some splodges on the face using your finger – the great thing about this is there’s no need to be precise! Then, using a moistened brush, loosely draw around the splodges with black. If you wanted to you could cover the whole face.
