Janet Allen
Face Painting

Previous events:

Bath Mill Community Events Day | RS Owners Club | Penrith Summer Market | Aquarium of the Lakes | IAMS Promotion | Serving Tennis to Schools Scheme
Cartmel Show | Orton Farmers Market | Poulton Dome Day | BBC Radio Cumbria - Children in Need

Get your face painted at the following Public Events:

Houghton Hall

Saturday 5th December
Sunday 6th December
Saturday 19th December
Sunday 20th December
12pm-4pm

Orton Farmer's Market
Christmas Painting

Saturday 12th December
10am - 12pm

Pictures courtesy of Carrs Flour
 

Pictures from Aquarium of the lakes

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Janet developed some new face painting designs for the Aquarium of the lakes.
The theme is 'Night Time on the Riverbank'. This was to celebrate the new attraction in the Aquarium. Janet was busy for a whole week painting water voles, brown rats, bank voles, harvest mice and otters, which can all be seen at the Aquarium. Janet also painted bats and owls as these were part of other activities going on. The brown rat has become particularly popular with boys and girls!

Bank Vole	Brown Rat	Harvest Mouse
Otter	Water Vole	A new otter in the Aquarium of the Lakes!

 

Janet was briefed to promote IAMS pet food as well as paint cats and dogs. Janet was very impressed with the nutrition in IAMS pet food and bought some herself!

Tim Henman with his 'Jaguar' fans at the Ulverston Indoor Tennis Centre as part of the 'Serving Tennis to Schools Scheme'. Sponsored by P V Dobson (a Jaguar Car Dealer in Lakeland). I am sure 'Tiger Tim' would prefer a different wild cat! Wild cats are extremely popular with children and adults. You may have noticed Janet Allen Face Painter on the home page as a lion. Many people have asked if Janet paints her own face. Yes she does!

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Pictures from Cartmel Show Top of Page (click on images to enlarge)

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Janet is the face painter below and was very pleased to help BBC Radio Cumbria raise money for Children in Need. She inadvertently parked in the wrong place and got a ticket! Thankfully, Copeland council saw fit to cancel it. Janet is grateful for a letter from Radio Cumbria explaining the confusion.

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