FACE PAINTING DESIGNSFace painting designsLooking for more face painting pictures? Why not give joy to a child, Face Painting? Looking to Buy face paints? or maybe you need public liability insurance? Animal Face PaintingAnimal face painting designs are really popular with the young children. Kids just love role play and pretending to be something else, especially if they can hide behind the face of an animal they love. I found these awesome Face Painting Videos and DVD's that teach the basics of face painting. Be a cat... a panda... or a butterfly. With a little face paint and imagination, your animal transformation can be quick and easy. Sharon Neilson demonstrates how to paint eight different full-face designs for face painting: Cat, Dog (2 variations), Panda, Monkey, Butterfly, Rabbit, and Tiger. Check out these great,Face Painting Videos. Click Here!
Check out these animal face paint designs done with Grimas face paint. Click on the images, to see lager images from the Grimas web site. 
Snazaroo face paints, also have a lot of cool animal face painting pictures on their, Snazaroo face painting site: www.snazaroo.com
Clown Face PaintingClown face painting designs are very common all over the world and have been made famous by the numerous circuses and TV programs showing the most prestigious circus acts. Clown face painting designs can be very simple with only a white face and red nose, to extremely complex designs. Have a look below at these clown faces done in Grimas face paint.
Face Painting Horror FacesKids and adults seem to be more and more interested in the faces depicting faces from horror movies, cartoon figures or Halloween themes. Horror face painting ideas have become more and more popular as it seems to be a sign of the times that generally there is a fascination with the dark and evil. Also there is a fun element as well in scaring people with a scary face. This next image is from the Simbu of Papua New Guinea. The skeleton type figures are hunting the wolf/bear looking creature.
Theatre Face PaintingFace painting designs and face paint makeup, in the theater are one of the primary ways open to the professional face painting, artists to create the illusion of a particular character. The made up face then helps the actor to become the character and helps the audience to believe the actor. A well made up face along with the costumes ,set design and lighting, creates a powerful environment for the actor to perform. Professional face painting products enable the artist to create ageing and youthfulness, depending on the roll the actor has to perform. Face paint supplies and face painting products for the theater can be found at our face paint shop, or on our face painting supplies page.
Click on the image below for larger pictures from the Grimas website. 
Face Painting Designs by Mark ReidMark Reid is a world-renowned face and body artist, famous for his ability to transform the human face and form into works of fantasy and illusion. View the gallery below to see examples of his awe-inspiring creations. Click on the Images below to see more images from the gallery on his website.
Camouflage Face PaintingSince skin reflects light and this may draw an enemy's attention. Face painting designs are used to cover the skin that reflects light because of the natural oil or sweat even from dark skin. Camouflage Face Paint is used thus to cover and camouflage the skin. Soldiers mormaly apply the paint in teams or work with a buddy in pairs to help each other. A two-three color combination of paint is applied in an irregular pattern. Shiny areas (forehead, cheekbones, nose, ears, and chin) are painted with a dark, color, and shadow areas (around the eyes, under the nose, and under the chin) are painted with a light color. In addition to the face, exposed skin on the back of the neck, arms, and hands are also painted. Palms of hands are not normally camouflaged if arm-and-hand signals are to be used. The three standard camouflage face paint sticks are: loam and light green for all troops in areas with green vegetation; sand and light green for all troops in areas lacking green vegetation; and loam and white for all troops in snow covered terrain.
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