Both are crowd favourites. Here is how to choose — or why you might want both.
Face painting and balloon artistry are both brilliant additions to a kids' party, but they create different experiences. Choosing between them comes down to your party size, age range, timing and what you want kids to take away — literally and figuratively.
Face painting is the better choice when the party has a theme — unicorns, superheroes, animals, fairies — because the designs reinforce the theme. It is also stronger when you want standout party photos. A room full of kids with detailed face paint looks spectacular in pictures.
Balloon artistry works better when your crowd is high-energy and you want an activity that keeps moving. Kids can take their creation and run — no sitting still required. For fetes and festivals where kids are moving around freely, balloon artistry fits the energy better.
For larger parties or events with a longer run time, combining face painting and balloon artistry gives every child two memorable moments and keeps engagement high throughout.
Picco The Clown and Tricky Troy can deliver face painting and balloon artistry at the same event, managing two activity stations so the flow stays smooth and nobody waits too long.
Both are excellent but serve different purposes. Face painting is more personal and photogenic. Balloon artistry is interactive and kids take something home. Combining both creates the most complete experience.
Yes. Picco The Clown and Tricky Troy can provide face painting, balloon artistry and full clown entertainment at the same event. Call 0432 622 157 to discuss what combination suits your party.
Face painting, balloon artistry or both — available across Ballarat, Geelong and Melbourne.