This Artist Gives Hospitalized Kids Spray-On “Tattoos” To Make Their Days Brighter, And Here’s The Result (24 New Pics)

Given the chance, Bored Panda reached out to the artist. As we mentioned previously, Benjamin Lloyd was inspired to start using non-permanent sprays to create 'tattoo' designs for the children at Starship Children's Hospital by his desire to bring joy and positivity to their lives.

He told us, "I saw an opportunity to use my artistic skills to create something unique and special for the children, giving them a temporary tattoo experience that could boost their spirits and bring smiles to their faces."

In Lloyd's words, "The reactions from the children who have received these temporary 'tattoos' have been incredibly heartwarming. I have witnessed children light up with excitement and joy as they saw their chosen designs come to life on their skin. These designs have a profound impact on their spirits, as they provide a sense of empowerment, self-expression, and a temporary escape from the challenges they may be facing. In my opinion, the temporary 'tattoos' act as a source of inspiration and confidence for the children, helping them feel special and unique."

Benjamin understands the importance of creating a comfortable and safe environment for the young patients at Starship Children's Hospital. He adapts his creative process by using non-toxic, hypoallergenic, and easily removable spray paints that are specifically designed for temporary body art. He told us that, "I ensure that the materials I use are safe for children's sensitive skin and take extra care in maintaining a hygienic and sterile working environment. I also communicate closely with the hospital staff to ensure that the creative process aligns with the comfort and safety guidelines of the hospital."

The temporary 'tattoos' created by Benjamin Lloyd contribute to the overall atmosphere and healing environment at Starship Children's Hospital in several ways. In Lloyd's words, "They bring an element of fun, excitement, and creativity to the hospital setting, which can help alleviate stress and anxiety for both the children and their families. The presence of these vibrant and personalized designs creates a positive and uplifting atmosphere, fostering a sense of hope and healing. I also wholeheartedly believe that the temporary 'tattoos' act as conversation starters, allowing children to share their unique stories and experiences, further enhancing the sense of community and connection within the hospital."