However, we also noticed the addition of a clown face emoji. And, well, we have to admit it’s a litttttle bit creepy. Because, well, CLOWNS – right?! Sure, not everyone has a fear of clowns ...

The existence of this separation is fortified by the fact that clowns “copyright” their clown-faces by painting them on fucking actual chicken eggs. A new video for Great Big Story explores ...

Over time the theater masks have evolved and been adopted by others. Some artists draw clown faces on the masks with teardrops falling from their eyes — an image that, in addition to “Smile ...

Stan Bult started the Clown Egg Register in 1946 as a way of recording the individual faces of members of the International Circus Clown Club, which became the Clowns International organisation in the ...

Ledermann also had to explore copyright issues. As it turns out, painting a clown face wasn’t as easy as a white base, red lips and accentuated eye make-up; clown faces are copyrighted.