An artist named Benjamin Lloyd uplifts the spirits of hospitalized kids by giving them non-permanent spray-on “tattoos,” bringing joy and positivity to brighten their days.

In New Zealand, there’s a cool artist named Benjamin Lloyd who does something awesome for kids at Starship Children’s Hospital. Instead of using regular tattoo ink, he uses special sprays that aren’t permanent to create cool ‘tattoos’ on the kids.

Why? Well, it’s not about real tattoos but about making the kids feel better while they’re in the hospital. Benjamin wants to help them feel stronger and happier during their treatments. UBUTU talked to Benjamin, and he said, “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.”

The kids love it! When they see their special designs, they get so happy. These temporary ‘tattoos’ make them feel powerful and special, and for a little bit, they forget about the tough things they’re going through. Benjamin thinks these tattoos help the kids feel inspired and confident.

But guess what? Benjamin is also super careful. He uses special paints that are safe for the kids’ skin and can be easily washed off. He makes sure everything is clean and safe, and he talks to the hospital staff to make sure everything is just right.

These cool ‘tattoos’ not only make the hospital more fun, but they also help kids feel less worried and more hopeful. Benjamin says, “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.” So, Benjamin is not just an artist; he’s also a superhero making the hospital a better place for kids.