About Hawaii Fluid Art

Explore your inner artist while creating beautiful one-of-a-kind masterpieces. Unique and fun art is what Hawaii Fluid Art is known for!

Maya Ratcliff, founder of Hawaii Fluid Art, developed her proprietary method of fluid art using acrylic paints and a special pouring medium. As word spread by students thrilled at seeing what they could create, the demand grew. Ratcliff opened the first Hawaii Fluid Art studio in Waikoloa, HI.

Given the the great success of her Waikoloa studio, she decided to turn her business into a franchise which since has spread across the U.S. and is now coming to Noblesville at the Hamilton Town Center.

Job Summary

We are seeking a friendly and service-oriented Art Instructor/ Sales Associate to join our team.

As an Art Instructor/ Sales Associate, you will help customers create beautiful pieces of fluid art and related artifacts and assist them with their shopping needs, providing a unique and excellent experience.

Benefits & Perks

Competitive Wages

Tips

Career Growth Opportunity

Fun and Energetic Environment

Ongoing Training

Employee Discount

Casual Attire

Responsibilities

Teach fluid and resin art to individuals and groups of customers of all ages

Develop and maintain solid product knowledge to best help customers with their products and art class selections

Greet each customer with a smile

Drive sales by participating in targeted product promotions and initiatives as set forth by the company

Work at a register to ring up and carry out customer sales

Collect payments by cash and credit card

Issue receipts and refunds tom customers

Take responsibility for stocking, inventory and store maintenance

Follow all safety and loss prevention procedures

Qualifications and Requirements

High School Diploma or equivalent

Ability to read, count, write and communicate clearly and effectively

Understanding of sales techniques and best practices in customer service

Willingness to work well in a team and customer-focused environment

Willingness to work a flexible schedule, including weekends and public holidays

Willingness to work at offsite events (e.g., fairs, farmers’ markets, etc)