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Some faces seem painted. This one seemed summoned.
Kristoffer Gran created a creature from ash, fire and electric green, while Jogile Ramoskaite gave it a gaze that feels less like a portrait than a warning from another world.
For one brief moment in Helsinki, makeup became mythology and the future looked directly back at us.
Artist: Kristoffer Gran
Model: Jogile Ramoskaite
Location: Creative Makeup World Championships, Helsinki
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Pink curls. White skin. Eyes like stage lights.
The makeup was circus, but the feeling was closer to a dream.
Creative, fragile, bold.
A clown from another world, standing still before the curtain fell.
Model: Kiki (Finnish)
Artist: Lora Tulchinski (Israel)
Location: World Award Creative-Makeup hosted by WBA (Helsinki)
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A sculptural silhouette, a striking gaze, and a quiet sense of mystery. Against the deep blue shadows, delicate light reveals the elegance of her features, the artistry of her makeup, and the intricate beauty of her braided hair. A portrait where strength meets grace, and silence speaks louder than words.
Continuing the portrait series using flowers to accentuate the make-up design. The idea with this series is to make a collection of different colors for different months. This red set is for January.
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I finally got some motivation tonight! Simple plan - messy hair, added hair extentions to the shoulders and some crazy make-up and there you have it. For some reason this shot reminds me of Parker Posey in that Blade movie. I love her but she was really bad in that movie. I think it was the overall look to the shot that made me feel that way. side note - I have a few other photos from these series that I might post but this was by far my favorite.
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Random thought - In the fall I'm taking some photography classes, can't wait.
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This was a lot of fun to do, but I did make a little mess on the floor. Lets hope no one noticed.
Jenna Luoma’s makeup turns Alesia’s face into a living canvas. Fine black lines travel across the skin like hand-drawn symbols, framing the eyes and giving the portrait an almost ritual presence. Coral and crimson tones burn through the gaze, while pale blossoms rise above them like a fragile crown. The contrast between precise geometry and soft petals makes the look feel both fierce and delicate — somewhere between mask, sculpture, and character.
Artist: Jenna Luoma
Model: Alesia
Location: Creative Makeup World Championships (Helsinki)
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Bodypainting art at a fashion show in Munich.
Model: Anna
Artist: Lora Tulchinski
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One thing Wallmart is good for is you can get a lot of something for cheap. For example. Paint brushes. Here used as a wig? Combine that with the punkfunk of Mick Boisvert and we got ourselves some fun!
Throwing paint and pasting sticks so it looks promade. Proof 11 of 24. Featuring Mylee Rae. www.facebook.com/Myleeraemodel
© Jeff Martin Photography
Macro beauty series inspired by Anime art.
Makeup Artist: Bonita Chan
Model: Maya Newell
Pink curls. White skin. Eyes like stage lights.
The makeup was circus, but the feeling was closer to a dream.
Creative, fragile, bold.
A clown from another world, standing still before the curtain fell.
Model: Kiki (Finnish)
Artist: Lora Tulchinski (Israel)
Location: World Award Creative-Makeup hosted by WBA (Helsinki)
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120mm f4 LS Macro Schneider Kreuznach
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She looked straight through the dark.
The feathers crossed the frame like smoke.
The red burned deep.
For a moment, the makeup felt older than the room, older than the stage, older than us.
Artist: Eaos Lyra Cabero (Philippines)
Location: World Award Creative-Makeup hosted by WBA (Helsinki)
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Before throwing paint and pasting sticks so it looks promade. Proof 7 of 24. Featuring Mylee Rae. www.facebook.com/Myleeraemodel
After my Ancient Cray Portrait series, which used 96 crushed up crayons, I was left with the wrapper for those crayons. Why not make a mask out of them I thought to myself.
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Beauty Story Highlights Magazine
Makeup: Victoria Barron @ DLM
Model: Tania Pozzebom @ Priscillas
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After my Ancient Cray Portrait series, which used 96 crushed up crayons, I was left with the wrapper for those crayons. Why not make a mask out of them I thought to myself.
Bodypainting art at a fashion show in Munich.
Model: Anna
Artist: Lora Tulchinski
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Model: Johanna Ahokas
Assistants: Mikko Pitkänen and Merja Martikainen
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Model: Johanna Ahokas
Assistants: Mikko Pitkänen and Merja Matikainen
BTS: petridamsten.com/joker-part-1/
// Petri Damstén // petridamsten.com
// Contact // @pdamsten
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I can't explain how tired I am and that I should be in bed by now; But there are a few photos from this set that I like. I had time to play with this one, hopefully tomorrow I'll post the rest.
I seem to remember when I was younger collecting weird clothing from my travels that I never wore. Hide them in my closet like it's a time capsule, to only bring them out now when I want to play dress up in front of my camera.
*Random thought - I can't listen to a full album of certain artists. My stereo can hold 50 cds and the player is always on random. Change the sound, change the voice, make my mood shift from song to song. I like that.
’T is you that are the music, not your song.
The song is but a door which, opening wide,
Lets forth the pent-up melody inside,
Your spirit’s harmony, which clear and strong
Sing but of you. Throughout your whole life long
Your songs, your thoughts, your doings, each divide
This perfect beauty; waves within a tide,
Or single notes amid a glorious throng.
The song of earth has many different chords;
Ocean has many moods and many tones
Yet always ocean. In the damp Spring woods
The painted trillium smiles, while crisp pine cones
Autumn alone can ripen. So is this
One music with a thousand cadences.
Poem by : Amy Lowell.