Product List
Skin Primer
Unflavored Gelatin
Liquid Latex
Yellow Cream Paint
Green Cream Paint
Green Eyeshadow
Black Eyeshadow
Fishnets
Mixing Medium
Yellow Pigment
Liquid Eyeliner
Mascara
Red Cream Paint
Black Cream Paint
Stage Blood
Skin Wax
Waterproof Eyeliner
Procedure
1. Prime face, neck and chest
2. apply a layer of liquid latex to skin where gelatin will be
3. mix gelatin to desired consistency
4. apply gelatin in concentrated amounts to give a bubbly effect
5. allow gelatin to dry a little (a hair dryer speeds up this step)
6. coat ALL gelatin in a layer of latex. (If ALL of the gelatin isnt coated well, the gelatin will melt)
7. allow gelatin and latex to dry (Hair dryer)
8. once latex is mostly dry, begin painting the other side of your face with yellow
9. allow yellow to dry
10. use green eyeshadow to set the yellow paint.
11. use green cream paint as a contour, blend and set with green eyeshadow
12. once the green and yellow is dry, stretch fishnets over face, use a face brush and green eyeshadow and go over fishnets. it may take a few minutes, take your time.
13. once youre satisfied with the amount of green, use a little bit of black in areas you wish to contour
14. prime eyelid
15. use mixing medium with yellow pigment
16. paint eyelid and into the crease
17. set with dry yellow pigment
18. use green eyeshadow on the edge of the yellow for a cut crease effect, blend into browbone and out.
19. highlight under the eyebrow with white
20. apply liquid eyeliner on the top eyelid
21. if latex and gelatine are COMPLETELY dry, coat in red paint. concentrate more read on the bumps.
22. allow time to dry, do two or three coats if needed.
23. use black paint in hollowed out areas in the latex and around bumps to give depth.
24. blend everything
25. if using gel or very thick blood, dilute with a little water so it is more of a liquid.
26. apply fake blood all over the bubbles with a brush, use stippling sponge to even out.
27. apply waterproof eyeliner to yellow and green waterline
28. darken red eye with eyeliner
First of all, I'd like to commend you on some great artistry & technique. I love the fact that you list the products and procedures! Truly fantastic. I'm particularly taken with the stippling, reptile-pattern on the green side of your face. It reminds me of Roy Lichtenstein. The torn & bloody skin side is appropriately gruesome & nicely done. If I offered any suggestion at all, I'd like to see a small bit of segue from the green to the red side. That's just a matter of something I'd like to see how it would look, rather than a "you should have". I'm impressed with your work, Onie and I'm not one to give that up lightly. You're obviously a gifted artist & I look forward to seeing more.
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