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B-mix, base white, and some type of blue glaze. Not sure why the white has such a mottled appearance, but I like it.
make-up artist needed shots of her work...
Strobist: sb 25 into photek Softlighter camera right, white reflector camera left, in my diningroom
Esse foi o make que usei nesse ano novo, na verdade é a cópia do make do ano passado.
Gostei tanto, que fiz só pra postar aqui!
Como eu tava com pressa e td mundo me gritando pq eu era a unica atrasada pra sair de casa não saiu como eu queria, mas mesmo assim, acho que vale pôr aqui.
Só pra constar, usei com um vestido Nude com fios dourados.
Como eu fiz:
-Usei o Nyx jumbo cor Milk como base
-Passei sombra pérola em toda a pálpebra e sobrancelha.
-Passei sombra dourada no meio da pálpebra móvel
-Passei combra acobreada acima do côncavo e no canto dos olhos.
-Esfumei com sombra marrom escura o côncavo, marcando-o.
-Passei lápis branco na linha d'agua.
-E lápis preto envolta de todo o olho. (passei lápis emcima pq eu tava com pressa, mas na verdade queria usar um delineador.)
- Apliquei os cílios postiços.
Espero que gostem e aproveitem pra outra data.
Beijos.
Since I got makeblogged, I felt it was only appropriate to get my favorite model, my version of the Make logo, and some fire involved.
She was holding a blowtorch. She, like a good pyromaniac, opted to tie her hair back.
Interesting quirk.... I discovered that I can have multiple brightness values in my displays. So if you look at the pattern, some of the pixels are at a different brightness than others, showing the superiority of building one's own light toys. :)
I love how the red light glints off of her pants and hair in this shot.
The image is from Wikimedia Commons (copyright free). The background inside the ball is by Lorie Davison and the two background papers are by Irene Alexeeva. Starter image by Cliff1066.
Make It Interesting ~ Challenge #3
Starter image with thanks to cliff1066™
Paul Saini Photography 2011
Make The Case at Enclave, Chicago to benefit Open Books, www.open-books.org
It's holiday season again and we are reminding British Columbians to celebrate safely and make good decisions when riding in limousines or any vehicle with perimeter seating during celebrations.
Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure Todd Stone is joined by Vancouver PD, RCMP and Commercial Safety Vehicle Enforcement officers as well as other stakeholders to remind those planning to hire a perimeter seating vehicle to stay safe this holiday season.
Learn more: news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2015TRAN0168-002006