Face Painting Design Inspiration
Simple Designs. Lots of Color. Plenty of Smiles.
Sometimes the simplest designs create the biggest smiles. Butterflies, hearts, stars, flowers, animal prints and colorful accents give guests plenty of fun choices without requiring an elaborate full-face design.
Browse a few examples of the types of looks that can inspire the face-painting experience at your event.
Design Inspiration
Colors and details can change from guest to guest, making each design a little different and a little more personal.
Butterfly Wings
Colorful butterfly shapes around the eyes with simple accents, dots and sparkles.
Hearts & Stars
A fun combination of hearts, stars and colorful swirls that works well for quick designs.
Flowers & Swirls
Simple floral shapes with bright colors and decorative accents around the eyes.
Animal Prints
Leopard spots, stripes and other simple animal patterns create a fun look without requiring a complete face design.
Design Inspiration: Images shown on this page illustrate the types of simple face-painting styles and design ideas that may be available. Actual designs, colors, details and placement will vary depending on the guest, artist, event size and available time.
Lots of Fun Choices
Our stencil collection and painting supplies give us plenty of simple shapes and patterns that can be mixed with color, dots, swirls and other accents.
Have a Theme in Mind?
If your party or event has a special theme, tell us about it when you inquire. We can look at the colors, shapes and simple designs available and discuss ideas that complement your celebration.
Not every design needs to cover the entire face. Smaller eye designs, cheek designs, hearts, stars and other simple creations are often perfect for busy events.
Learn More About Face PaintingReady to Add Some Color to Your Event?
Tell us your event date, location and approximately how many guests you expect, and we’ll help you determine the right face-painting setup for your celebration.
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