The face-painting station became a rollicking tribute to the home game staple during the mid-afternoon festivities inside the bowling alley. When ‘Stache Brothers Enes Kanter and Steven Adams took over and settled behind the table with the kits at their disposal, the paint brushes and color palettes unlocked their artistic side—for better (mostly) or worse. From scrawlings of forest creatures to interpretive portraits of each other (the courtroom sketch variety), faces, forearms and biceps served as canvases for these two de facto Michelangelos. To Adams, they were “just drawing stuff on children” finishing one masterpiece after another as boys and girls eagerly waited for their turn in line.
Thunder Delivers Bowling Party Salute
