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After a long hiatus due to some major life changes (moving to Japan and becoming a mom) the FabaWhat Podcast is returning.  Join me this week with Sarah Asker, owner of Cheeky Button Face and Body Art, to learn about how her experience in the uniform production industry has affected her work ethic in the face painting industry.  We'll also discuss Sarah's product, The Cheeky Cake Maker, which allows artists to create their own custom split cakes and one strokes.  To learn more about purchasing the Cheeky Cake Maker visit www.cheekybutton.com.au

In this episode I offer advice on choosing festivals and how to make the most the event.  If you're someone who does not normally face paint for festival style events, this is the episode for you!  If you already have experience painting for festivals and would like to contribute a story about an impactful moment, send me an email at fabawhatpodcast@gmail.com

If you look at Roustan's work you'll see many beautifully painted models, some with soft abstract, linear designs, others that belong in a fantasy world.  In this episode I'll talk to Paul about how his early interests in drawing led to his career as a body painter in California.

You'll hear about Nick and Brian's first time at Universal Studios, his collaborations with other artists and what he's been learning recently while working at a funeral home in Orlando. *this episode discusses some topics not suited for children

Those who know Elisa are aware she is a makeup artist turned face painter with incredibly detailed and delicate designs, but how did she get into face painting?  Listen as she shares her journey into face painting and her advice for painters who are looking to add make up as an additional service. 

Christina is a face painter based out of Grand Junction, Colorado.  She is someone you have very likely seen in the Fabaic Forum and most definitely in the Inspiration to Paint group on Facebook.  She is such a positive person with creative, bright designs and some inspirational advice for listeners.

Melissa Munn runs 'Face Art by Melissa' out of New York City and has seen it all!  But before Melissa began face painting she was traveling the world, performing on stage belting out those high notes.  Find out why she traded in her microphone for some brushes and what she's doing now.