Pick Your Nose

Wondering if anyone's bought a copy of Margi Kanter's Pick Your Nose and has any feedback on it? I'm tossing around the idea of getting it but would love to hear what you think of designs, level of difficulty etc.

Thanks!

I took her class at Fabaic, AND I bought the book... The book is helpful in that it lists the paint colors, brands and brushes to use. There are 12 designs - each with 4 step by step pics and a 5th pic showing the final design. There is also a little paragraph with tips for each design as well. The designs are really easy to pick up and the kids LOVE them. The first time you show them the design in the mirror they smile, then you tell them to wiggle their noses, and they bust out laughing and run off to show all their friends.... I found that tweenage girls liked these the most.

I have been tossing around whether or not to buy the book. I wondered if the kids would really like the designs. I think they are cute on the one hand but then not so sure on the other. Since you are seeing positive reactions, CC, maybe I'll give it a go. Thanks.

I just bought it the other day and I'll do a vid review of it when it gets here this coming week.

Awesome Ashley - looking forward to that!

I didn't buy it this time around. I do have a couple of nose designs (the flying pig is surprisingly popular, lol) and I figure that the general placement is the same...love Margi's work but wonder if I couldn't just figure the listed designs out myself...hopefully the Washington conference in Sept will have a copy on hand I can flip through!

Slash, I'll watch Ashley's review

I bought it. The lady bug, dragon and penguin where popular at my last festival. Kids like the monkey too but it takes alot of line work. I LOVED how the lady bug looks with glitter and I put in some stawberry blossoms- SO CUTE and fun to paint without taking too much time! The rest of the designs I personally didn't really find worth the book.

I was inspired by her designs and tried the concept while camping and at a 10 year old's birthday. They loved them!

The nose designs are awesome, I think im going to give them a try.

I bought this and did the Panda yesterday. The book said to tell them to wiggle their eye brows which I did. The girl starting laughing. It was a big hit.

I've done nose designs that I've made up before, but never thought that they could be used as 'living' art - what fun!

This little girl is so cute. She, trying to make her design move, is funnier than the design! LOL
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=wjOqoCEBF_8

I found it on amazon...it's on sale.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1450775853/ref=sc_pgp__m_A2FUAWHH21QIFG_1?ie=UTF8&m=A2FUAWHH21QIFG&n=&s=&v=glance

Liked book one so much I bought the second book as well. Keep in mind though that I LOVE having books almost as much as paint!

Hey Gang:
On New Year's Eve, I painted a teen who wanted a penguin. I decided to paint one on her nose, inspired by the "Pick Your Nose" designs I had seen. I do not own the book. The teen was smiling into the mirror, then stopped and said, "You put the crotch on the end of my nose." She was not impressed. I didn't get it. "What?" I said. She said, you put the penguins crotch right on the end of my nose. I wiped it off for her and did a winter scene instead.
The teen was right. Has anyone else noticed that the most prominent part of the nose is usually where genitalia would be, if a cartoon actually HAD genitals?
I would have never noticed until she had pointed this out to me. I have not had a gig since New Year's Eve, so I have not even had an opportunity to do a nose painting.
I know what Freud would say..."Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar".
Sometimes, a face painting is just a happy little face painting is what I say!
xoxo
Lisa