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Elliot's Naked Bicycle Service & Piano Bar already has a "Piano Salon" with a real piano. But it is not very large, and it serves primarily as the lobby for the bicycle repair shop Noon to 6.

What if it were enlarged to hold, say... 30 people? Could we make better use of it in the morning hours?

We already have one taker. Gaminwench will hold her fabulous Singing For ScaredyCats session at our camp again this year -- Wednesday at 11 a.m.. (It will run into shop hours, but we don't mind for just once in the week.)

Are there others who might want to use such a space for something, prior to Noon? Classes, seminars, discussions, band practice, guerrilla art-making, checkpoint for a treasure hunt.... Anything not X-rated. (Simple nudity entirely welcome.)

We are stepping up body painting all week this year, and this proposed space might be used for additional painting on Friday in preparation for the Critical Tits Ride?

I invite suggestions. Please spread the word!

Yes!

Do you have anyone there willing and able to paint me up shins-to-shoulders as Waldo (as in "Where's Waldo") before the Naked Pub Crawl this year?

In 2015 I brought some acrylic paint, brushes and props (pompom hat w/yarn "hair," cartoon glasses and cane). My campmates at Art Model Camp provided the painting labor.

The paint job was very messy and uneven because I chose to bring cheap Walmart paint and brushes; nevetherless it was a big hit at the event!

It would be cool to go this year with a professional, airbrushed paint job. I would bring my props again to complete the look. The event usually starts @ 11:00 AM on Wednesday at the Man, so we would have to plan accordingly for painting at your camp and my travel time to the Man by bike.

Hope you can help me; thanks!

BTW I also coincidentally sent you an email earlier today.

What a great idea, ZenMasterThis!
At the moment, we don't do air-brush. But I will post your inquiry to our camp's internal (secret, bwuahaha...) planning forum. We do have some skill with brushes.

As for type of paint.... Whatever you do... do NOT buy "tempera" paint. Tempera is cheap -- and by all accounts not even worth that.

For painting a small number of people, we can always use our regular Body Painting studio, which will be a daily element of our camp this year.

Cool; thanks!

ZMT