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Sports Face Painting & Body ArtSports face painting and body art, is a growing trend amongst fans at sporting events. People love to dress in outrageous costumes and show their teams that they are supporting them 200%. What better way than by "wearing" their colors on their faces or bodies. Advertisers are also seeing the benefit of getting a product or team shown off in dramatic fashion. Face painting has become very popular at many types of sporting events: Soccer, Rugby, Football, Baseball, Basketball and Hockey I often get questions from Sports Coaches and Team Owners, wanting to know How to Face Paint a Team Logo on their Fans? I have found the perfect solution! Use your own logo and team colors to create a customised Temporary Tattoo.... You can create any design and any number.... Face Paint Your Teams LogoClick this StrayTats Graphic to quickly and easily Customise Your Own Tempory Tattoo.... Sports Body PaintingThe following 2 images were painted by the artist Guido Daniele. Click on either of the images to see more of his work. 
Soccer Face and Body PaintingIn many parts of the world Soccer is more than a sport it is a religion! The passion and energy that the fans and players muster is a constant wonder. Fans come dressed in team or national colors and often face and body painting are colorful expressions of the power and energy of the game. When the football world gathers together in South Africa in 2010 for the Soccer World Cup, the national flags of all the qualifying nations will be in evidence on many a supporters face and body. John Vargas Soccer Body PaintingThe following 3 images are the work of artist John Vargas. For more of his work click on any of the 3 images to see his website bodypaintusa.com Rugy face painting and Body ArtWe have a specific page dedicated to
Rugby face and body painting.
Rugby Body Art By YolandaThe following pictures are by New Zealand face painter, and body artist Yolanda Bartram from
www.bodyfx.co.nz
Cricket Body PaintingCricketer and 2006 Strictly Come Dancing winner, Mark Ramprakash, had his body painted to show key organs which benefit from a high-fibre diet. Fibre can cut the risk of heart disease, boost the immune system, reduce the risk of developing diabetes and help combat cancer.Mr Ramprakash, who won BBC's Strictly Come Dancing in 2006, said: "I'm shocked to learn that 80% of the nation aren't eating enough and fully support the Fibre Foundation's campaign to get fibre back on the agenda." You can find out more at the Fibre Foundation's website www.getmorefibre.com.
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