Meet Concord NH balloon twister, face painter, caricature artist, and children’s party entertainer, Kaleb!
Kaleb began with Kaleidoscope in Spring 2023, shortly before graduating high school at Pinkerton Academy with a focus in Fine Arts and World Language. In high school he took several AP art classes, was part of the National Art Honors Society, and President of his high school chess club.
Now a student at the University of New Hampshire, Kaleb is studying American Sign Language with the goal to become an interpreter who helps deaf and hard-of-hearing children. His minor is fine art.
In 2024, Kaleb completed his internship with Northeast Region Special Touch Summer Get Away, a camp for children with disabilities, where he worked with kids and teens who are deaf, hard of hearing, and on the autism spectrum.
When not working with children, Kaleb enjoys working on illustration commissions, anime, and animation.
FAQ with Concord NH Face Painter & Balloon Twister Kaleb
Why did you want to become a face painter & balloon twister?
I needed a job to help me pay for school and I love art. I’m study ASL because I love to work with kids, but I’m passionate about illustration, so working at Kaleidoscope seemed the best of both worlds.
What areas do you service?
I work all throughout New Hampshire, southern Maine, and northern Massachusetts.
What do you like most about being a children’s party entertainer?
I like that every single party is different. I like traveling to new parts of New England. It’s never boring, and a lot of the kids are really fun.
What is one thing you wish every client knew?
The more information we have when you’re booking, the easier our arrival and set up are. I love when clients include maps or extra parking instructions.
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