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My new face up.I've tried different styles.
I feel like I finally found fit for the kids. I love his new look, I think ... ... He looked like a ghost?
A Japan ghost.
While I was trying to find information on ghosts, completed with a specific story.
But I think it might be that as an analogy.
On the other side of your heart, sorrows, fears, not words, can not give up ... ...
You know, those things hiding in the shadows is a part of you, sometimes, they are beautiful and creepy.
If you want to be my faceups, go to "Den of Angels", in the "♠ ♠ ♠〖WHITE DEER GARDEN〗♠ ♠ ♠ faceups & Modifications", you can see my detailed instructions.
This little one (though having a heck of a mellon!) was so charming to paint! I confess I've fallen in love with feeple60 aesthetics and can't wait to one day maybe own one myself.
Thanks again for the business!
Feeple60 Mirwen belongs to J&C Entangled.
Gorgeous 3/4 profile. His faceup is so clean and the lines are so precise. Beautiful!
Box opening for Sowon, my Little Monica Haazel on the Harmony Boy Body. (9)
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I’ve been working on commissions but I’ve wiped one of them twice and another once. Everything I was doing was getting blotchy or weird and I finally took a break and decided to do some practice on Päivä’s head. It took a couple try’s to get something I felt was solid but my hand isn’t shaking anymore and I feel a heck of a lot more relaxed and confident again!
I guess it’s just been so long since I’ve done faceups that I was feeling a little nervous and it was definitely affecting my work. Glad that’s over!
She might be getting some sparse freckles and I’m going to put in eyelashes but I wanted to get back to commissions so this is it for now!
(ALSO SPARKLES)
Performed a faceup on Lawrence.
Eyes are GLiB Life-like acrylic eyes in slate blue that Iplehouse packed him with.
Ezra Never, my Dollpamm Reo. i kind of sort of love him with a burning passion. Burning. Passion.
I did his faceup this weekend finally, but i dunno i suck lol. either way....man this guy is so snarly. i love him.
Every faceup deserves a close-up! :D
Hooray for extra long eyelashes!
Andromeda is a Feeple65 Chloe, she belongs to me.
She is a bit like one Ante that I did a little while back. Especially because I used the same colour wig and the same coat for the photos haha.
But I used different colours for lips and blush. And her eyebrows are somewhat different in shape as well. But the overall look remains the same :P
Anyway, she was fun to work on again, even though it feels like repeating when you get the same instructions for the same sculpts ;)
But she remains as cute as a button, haha.
Not the best photo. I find it hard to capture him not being all yellow, because he is not totally yellow haha.
It's also a airbrushed face-up I did.
They eyes are not perfect, but I hand't had bigger ones for him to try
I got to do a Soom Sabik face-up.
He got a greyish blush with white freckles on his face.
Such a hansome and friendly sculpt, wow.
I enjoyed working on him :D
I've always thought it might be fun to make a faceup tutorial, but let's be real, I'm too lazy...
So here is the next best thing, a step by step process! Basically, a lazy man's tutorial. B) Now you can see the ugly phases my faceups go through before they are done.
1. First thing I do is seal the head, obviously, then block in the eyebrow shape, and seal them on so I won't mess them up.
2. A general blushing of the whole face with a subtle pink. Mainly, around the eyes, the cheeks, across the nose, the lips, and chin. Sealed it.
3. More specific blushing with other colors. I don't want Ronove to be too dark, so I decided to stop here with the pastels and add more later if needed. Sealed it.
4. Painted all the lines, freckles, etc. except white lip lines.
5. Added more pastel around the eyes and inside the lips. Sealed it, then painted on white lip lines. Once dry, went over it with interference acrylic paint. Finally, added some interference paint to the eyelids, and glossed them. Let it sit for a couple hours before I attached eyelashes, but that's in the finished photo. :D
I always like learning an artist's process, so maybe somebody found this helpful. :D Perhaps someday I'll make a real tutorial, complete with how I apply pastels, remove lint, thin paint, and things like that.