Handprint Painting

10-12 keepsakes an hour, each with your child’s name and age.

Serving Orange County, Los Angeles and the Inland Empire.

A keepsake painting of your child’s handprints — or a baby’s hands or feet — with their name and age. A simple design takes 4–5 minutes and a detailed one 7–10, so our artists finish 10–12 an hour. A family favorite at first birthdays.

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How long should I book?

10–12 keepsakes an hour. A simple design takes 4–5 minutes, a detailed one 7–10. Each includes your child’s name and age. You can add time in 15-minute increments, so you only pay for the time you actually need.

Handprints come in simple and detailed versions, and the mix changes the count a lot. The timings above will steer you better than an average would.

Events we work

  • Birthday parties
  • Pool parties

FAQs

Can you match my theme?
In most cases yes, depending on the service. Add your theme to the booking/inquiry form so we can note it for your artist.
Do I have to book a full hour?
There’s a one-hour minimum per artist and per service. After that you can add time in small increments.
Is set-up time charged?
Never. Set-up takes under five minutes and it’s on us, so the time you hire is your time.
Are there travel fees?
Sometimes — usually $25–$35+ per artist, depending on artist availability in your area. We’ll always tell you before you book.
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Pricing for 1 artist

These prices are for one artist. Two or more artists are priced as a package, not by adding these up. Build your package on our pricing page to see the real price.

Length1 artist
1 hour$185
1 hr 15 mins$225
1 hr 30 mins$265
2 hours$350
2 hrs 30 mins$435
3 hours$515
3 hrs 30 mins$595
4 hours$675
5 hours$825
7 hours$1,105
8 hours$1,245
9 hours$1,385
10 hours$1,525
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