ACEO Clown Portrait #248 Rosina

 

ACEO Clown #248 Rosina

2 ½” x 3 ½” (64 x 89 mm)

ACEO Clown portrait #248 is inspired by a very talented clown "Rosina" (Sigi Karnath) form Bad Kreuznach, Germany. Sigi is a renowned artist and performer who has been captivating audiences around the world for over two decades. She is best known for her work as a clown in the Rosina and Babo clown theater productions, which she co-founded with fellow performer Hardy Hausting. Together, they have created a unique and engaging style of clowning that combines humor, poetry, and music to create a truly unforgettable experience for audiences of all ages.

Sigi works at Clownwork As Rosina in the Rosina and Babo productions, Sigi has earned critical acclaim for her skillful and engaging performances. Her ability to connect with audiences on a deep and personal level is a testament to her incredible talent and dedication as a performer. Through her work, Sigi has become an ambassador for the art of clowning, inspiring and entertaining people from all walks of life.

In addition to her work as a performer, Sigi is also a gifted teacher and mentor. She has led workshops and masterclasses on clowning and physical theater, sharing her knowledge and expertise with aspiring performers around the world.  

Rosina

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ACEO Clown #247 Wanda fool the clown

ACEO Clown #247 Wanda fool the clown

2 ½” x 3 ½” (64 x 89 mm)

Growing up with a mother who was a performer, it's no surprise that Julia Bothun developed a passion for the circus. However, it was her love for clowning that truly set her on the path to becoming a professional performer. Her clown character name is Wanda fool the clown.

With a childhood steeped in circus lore, Julia worked hard to discover her own voice and character. She developed a love for playing music and singing, as well as clowning. After high school, Julia embarked on a journey with Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey Circus, touring for three years.

During her time with the circus, Julia honed her skills and became an accomplished clown, entertaining audiences across the country. But she didn't stop there. After leaving the circus, Julia continued to pursue her passion for clowning and now assists her mother, Tricia Manuel, with curriculum planning, gag writing, clown conventions, and working with the local clown club.

Julia's journey from circus child to professional clown is a testament to her hard work and dedication to her craft. Her love for clowning and performing continues to inspire others, and we can't wait to see what she accomplishes next. See her at https://www.instagram.com/wandafooltheclown/

Wanda fool the clown

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ACEO Clown #246 Pricilla Mooseburger

 

ACEO Clown #246 Pricilla Mooseburger

2 ½” x 3 ½” (64 x 89 mm)

Tricia Manuel, also known as Pricilla Mooseburger, is a professional clown and costume designer. She started her clowning career with Ringling Brothers, Barnum & Bailey Circus and went on to found Pricilla Mooseburger Originals (PMO) in 1989. PMO is a costume design business that specializes in designing and creating high-quality, durable costumes for clowns. In addition to her work as a costume designer, Tricia also teaches others how to become clowns or improve their clowning skills through her Mooseburger Camp program. See more in https://www.mooseburger.com/

Pricilla Mooseburger

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ACEO Clown #245 Quany the Clown

 

ACEO Clown portrait #245 is inspired by a fantastic clown named "Quany the Clown" (Jaquan Fields). Jaquan has been bringing the joy and magic of the circus to the living rooms of inner-city youth in Philadelphia since 2005. For almost 17 years, he has shared his passion for the circus and magic, training with top entertainers from all over the U.S.A. He is now known for his creative stage illusions, circus skills, and his bond with exotic birds, a bunny, and even horses.

Quany's journey began with a dream and a passion for entertaining. He wanted to share his love for the circus with children who might not have the opportunity to experience it otherwise. He started small, performing at local events and parties, but his talent and dedication quickly caught the attention of others in the entertainment industry.

In his career, he has performed at a wide range of events, from birthday parties to corporate events, and has worked with companies such as Comcast, Wells Fargo, and the Philadelphia Eagles. He has also been featured in several news articles and on local television shows.

Quany's love for his craft and his commitment to bringing joy to the inner-city youth of Philadelphia have made him a beloved figure in the community. He has become a symbol of hope and inspiration for children and adults alike, and his dedication to his craft is truly admirable. Quany is proof that with hard work and dedication, anyone can achieve their dreams and make a positive impact on the world around them. Follow him at his IG @theofficialquanytheclown 

"Quany the Clown"

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ACEO Clown #244 Lukinha O Palhaço

ACEO Clown #244 Lukinha O Palhaço

2 ½” x 3 ½” (64 x 89 mm)

ACEO Clown portrait #244 is inspired by a young clown "Lukinha O Palhaço" Lucas Sidnei Peixoto Junior who performs at the moment at Circo Partage in Otacílio Costa, Brazil. Lucas is clowning around more than 6 years in Brazil.  For more info follow his IG at @lukinhaopalhaco

Lukinha O Palhaço

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ACEO Clown #243 "The Sculptor Clown" Pedro Tochas

 

ACEO Clown #243 "Pedro Tochas"

2 ½” x 3 ½” (64 x 89 mm)

ACEO Clown portrait #243 is inspired by a very talented clown "The Sculptor Clown" Pedro Tochas from Avelar, Portugal. Tochas is a regular street and stage performer, stand-up comedian, a past cast member for a popular Portuguese TV comedy series and a judge for a famous TV show in Portugal. Pedro (Pedro Nuno Simões Lopes dos Santos) studied Chemical Engineering at the University of Coimbra in Portugal. In the university years due to his aptitude for juggling with fire, he received the nickname Tochas (Torch). He traveled to the United States and studied juggling and physical comedy at the Celebration Barn Theater. Later on he trained himself in Academy of Circus Arts and the Physical Theatre in England. He returned the following year, but this time with a scholarship from the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, which helped him to afford the cost of living in England. "The Sculptor Clown" caracter is nothing more than his imagination and a little help from the audience, he builds a love story without saying a single word, with heroes, villains, and epic battles. He will perform in Bread & Circus, World Buskers Festival January 13th to 29th in Christchurch, New Zealand. Visit his website for more info www.pedrotochas.com

“O Palhaço Escultor” in Red Deer, Canada, 2015.

Photo by Miyako Palmer

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