The Fun Blog
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As if 25 years in business and over 500 events each year wasn't busy enough, now we thought we'd add a t.v. show to the list of "to dos!"
Why embracing fun is essential
In the busyness of daily life, it’s easy to get caught up in the daily grind that brings along with it technology overload and notifications that interrupt every thought. At T.A.G. Art, we’re focused on creating a different world. At our events and at our Fun Farm, we want to create a world where you can escape, reimagine, and embrace joy. It’s not just about having fun, it’s about impacting your life.
Be a Halloween Hero!
Face painting is one of our specialties, and sometimes it's a great and parent-friendly option for a child's costume. With that in mind, we thought it would be nice to share a few tips and tricks for the adults to use to keep costs down, cleanup limited and easy, and be a Halloween hero to your child!
Tenacity 101: BE You! (Don't Be A ****!)
Can you imagine a grumpy Santa? All parodies aside, the two don't (or shouldn't) match. Now extrapolate that into a grumpy artist - true, there are some, but should there...
WHY do you do that? Q&A for a TAG Artist: "Less is more?"
Is there really a benefit to "less?" If you consider human nature, then absolutely!
WHY do you do that? Q&A for a TAG Artist: The Mystique!
We're born with faith. It's a natural response. Cynicism is learned. Does it have to be learned at all?
WHY do you do that? Q&A for a TAG Artist: Modesty!
Doing what you promised and doing your best is the most important thing if you want to serve a client. If the client is happy, then we ARE the best
WHY do you do that? Q&A for a TAG Artist: Caricatures!
It's common sense - be nice to people and they hire you more. If we turn the disconcerting experience into a show, entertaining, and draw someone in a way that DOESN'T exacerbate their insecurities, it's in our best interests to do so - "loose portrait" is the result.
WHY do you do that? Q&A for a TAG Artist: Meet-and-greets!
Why do you insist on staying in character?