I had an extra long amount of time to spend on them and it was a really inspiring paint.
Felicity's face was inspired by carnivorous plants.
Scott's was taken from a Basquiat painting.
Hannah Yate is an artist and face painter working in London. Previous clients and events include Selfridges, Hamleys, Chelsea Football Club, Secret Garden Party and Emergency Exit Arts. She is available for private parties and public events. She has Public Liability Insurance and an Enhanced CRB. For further information and to make a booking please contact her on hannahyate@googlemail.com
Friday 23 November 2012
Felicity and Scott, Halloween Party
Two friends Felicity and Scott asked me to paint them for a Halloween party.
I had an extra long amount of time to spend on them and it was a really inspiring paint.
I had an extra long amount of time to spend on them and it was a really inspiring paint.
Dj Xango
A face paint for DJ Xango (a.k.a my brother Joe) in preparation for a set he was about to play that night.
Inspired by tribal face painting.
Secret Garden Party 2012
Despite the mud (which had a chewing gum like quality) Secret Garden Party was brilliant as always.
A great place for inspiring face paints!
JUBILEE, Selfridges
Over the Jubilee weekend I face painted with the lovely Emma Allen and Natalie Sharp in Selfridges. A very patriotic weekend - needless to say, I ran out of red!
'The Factory of Confessions', Whitechapel Gallery
I was invited by artists Rebecca Davies and Eva Sarjovic to be part of this fantastic 'Factory of Confessions' day at the Whitechapel Gallery.
Inspired by Gillian Wearing - using typed, spoken, edible and mapped formats, the highlight of the factory was a photo booth where families were invited to dress up in disguise and have a polaroid photo taken.
I helped in providing an extra element of disguise for participants and prior to the event had a bit of fun making posters for the event.
A really great day spent in the gallery's rooftop education studio.
Inspired by Gillian Wearing - using typed, spoken, edible and mapped formats, the highlight of the factory was a photo booth where families were invited to dress up in disguise and have a polaroid photo taken.
I helped in providing an extra element of disguise for participants and prior to the event had a bit of fun making posters for the event.
A really great day spent in the gallery's rooftop education studio.
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