Day 2

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Age Makeup, Part Two: Electric Boogaloo 

In the morning we were challenged to create a look based on a celebrity or fictional character. We each selected a reference photo and began working to replicate their aging and appearance. This was a continuation of our work on tuesday, and allowed for refinement of foundational skills



 
























































































































































Charecter Makeup: Eyebrow Blocking and Shenanigans  


In the afternoon, we learn to block our eyebrows. This is an important skill for many types of character makeup. Once we finished that we moved to attempting to create characters from images or a Tim Burton-esque tutorial. 






























Three students replicated queens from Snowhite or Alice in Wonderland. 









Tim Burton style looks

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