I'd never worked on kids before, so I was wary of going anywhere near the eyes and mouth, but I actually found the reverse of what I expected happened, and this kid was actually more receptive to direction and well behaved than most adults I've tried to spray! :)
Shortly after this point I handed over to Jayson, who did a really good job of learning on the spot and taking over for the rest of the night.
And an 'instagram' version of the final result (alevbit taken the next day, so quite a bit of wear):
I came back a little later to do one or two more, here is another one of the few faces I did at Boogaloo Mountain Jam.
This was a variation on 'Karuna's Tiger' from previously, where I had wanted to try a more tribal feel underneath the red spikes. Overall, turned out really well!
Teaching my 'apprentice', who, like a trouper, worked through the whole night after I showed him how to get started, and a few tips. Great job, Jayson!
@Boogaloo Mountain Jam
Model: M. Bunel
Apprentice: Jayson DiGiantomasso
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