Friday, February 10, 2012

Two Faced Demon

The thing i like most about doing a half and half look is the idea of creating two characters at once and having the two personalities boil into one.
This one is something i've been wanting to do for a while

Product List:
Red Cream Paint
Black Cream Paint
Mehron Liquid Latex
Black Eyeliner
White Eyeshadow
Copper or Redtone Pigment
Gel Blood
Black Zombie Blood

Procedure:
1. paint around your eye with latex
2. attach prostetic, eyepatch etc.
3. hold prosthetic against skin for 3-5 mintues, seal the edges with latex
4. coat 1/2 of your face and chest in latex
5. use crumpled tissue paper on latex
6. coat tissue paper in latex
7. do two to three layers of tissue paper and latex
8. cover eyebrow on the other side with gluestick
9. while latex is drying, paint other half of face with red cream paint
10. after two or three coats of red paint, set with a copper/redtone pigment
11. if the latex is dry now, paint with red paint, allow time to dry
12. rip holes in latex on chest, paint as well
13. draw on eyebrow and eye makeup
14. if the latex side is dry, blend black paint into red paint with a stippling sponge
15. apply fake blood, red and/or black
16. use black eyeliner on lips




Monday, January 30, 2012

Fire DRAGon

This color combonation is BRILLIANT. I think it looks really good with my eye color. This is one of the easiest looks I've ever done.

Product list:
Eye primer
Makeup mixing medium
Yellow-Green pigment
Copper pigment
Yellow eyeshadow
Black eyeshadow
White eyeshadow
Brown eyebrow pencil

Procedure:
1. Prime eyelid
2. mix golden green pigment with mixing medium to create a paint
3. apply mixture to inner corner and one third of eye lid
4. mix copper pigment and mixing medium just like in step 2
5. apply copper mixture on the rest of the eyelid and to draw out wing shape and slightly above crease
6. use a blending brush and dry copper pigment to set the wet copper and blend out shape into the crease
7. set golden green pigment with yellow eyeshadow
8. apply an extremely small amout of golden green paint again
9. use a small brush to add black to outer lid and into crease, blend into copper to create a smokey effect
10. fill in eyebrows
11. highlight bowbone
12. apply mascara

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Models Needed!

Okay guys, heres the deal. As part of my senior project I want to work on traditional makeup as well. I need people to practice cool eye makeup on. If you're interested contact me here, facebook or  by email, OniferousDesigns@gmail.com

Thank you!
-Onie

Saturday, January 28, 2012

Autumn Couture

I thought this color scheme was a bit iffy at first but this turned out to be one of my favorite looks I've ever done. Its really simple but at the same time its very sultry and warm.

Product list
Eye primer
Makeup mixing medium
Golden-Green pigment
Coral eye shadow
Dark blue eyeshadow
black eyeshadow
black waterproof eyeliner
False lashes

Procedure:
1. Prime eyelid
2. Mix Golden-Green pigment with mixing medium to form a sort of paint
3. Apply mixture from inner corner  to half of the lid
4. use a dry blending brush with the same pigment (not the paint mixture) and put over the wet pigment
5. blend pigment slightly into crease
6. use coral eyeshadow on other half of eye and into the crease
7. use dark blue eyeshadow on the same half of the eye lid as the coral. blend slightly into the crease
8. use black eyeshadow on eye lid and only a little but into the crease
9. apply mascara
10. apply false eyelashes
11. hightlight brow with white eyeshadow
12. fill in eyebrows
13. use waterproof eyeliner on lover waterline



Mermaid Blues

I really wanted to do a pretty, sparkly but not too flashy blue look. Blue is one of the most difficult colors to work with so this look was a challenge.

Product list
Eye primer
White eyeshadow base
Blue eyeshadow base
MAC reflects glitter (Transparent Teal)
Blue eyesadow
Black eyeshadow


Procedure:
1. Prime eyelid
2. Use white eyeshadow base on lid and blue in crease
3. Blend eyeshadow bases together
4. use small amount of moisturizer on lid
5. use glitter
6. user blue and black eyehadow in crease
7. apply mascara

Bubblegum Pin-Up

I really wanted to use my new glitter and i really like these colors together. It was like Rosie the Riveter meets Jeffree Star with my own little flair.

Product list
Eye primer
White eyeshadow base
White eye shadow
Pink eyeshadow base
Pink eyeshadow
Glitter adhesive (moisturizer works well as a substitute)
Silver glitter
Pink Glitter
Black eyeshadow
Makeup mixing medium
Blue eyeshadow

Procedure:
1. Prime eyelid
2. use white eyeshadow base on lid
3. use pink eyeshadow base in crease
4. blend bases together
5. use small amount of moisturizer on lid and crease
6. apply silver glitter on lid
7. apply pink glitter to crease
8. use black eyeshadow in crease
9. dip brush in mixing medium, swirl in blue eyeshadow. create winged liner
10. apply eyeliner on the bottom
11. apply mascara

Rainbow Eyeliner

I saw something similar to this and put my own spin on it. I was surprised at how simple this is. It's something anyone could do and get alot of comments on.

Product List
Eye Primer
White Eyeshadow
Brown eyesadow
Dark brown or black eye shadow
Makeup mixing medium
Red eyeshadow
Orange eyeshadow
Yellow eyeshadow
Green eyeshadow
Blue eyeshadow
Purple eyeliner

Procedure:
1. Use eyelid primer
2. Use white eyeshadow on lid
3. cut out crease in brown eyeshadow
4. define crease with black eye shadow (just a little bit)
5. using a small eyeliner brush and a small amount of mixing medium, dip brush in medium and swirl in red eyeshadow
6. apply to inner corner
7. repeat step 5 with orange
8. blend into red and repeat with other colors
9. use blue to create wing
10. use purple eyeliner ans shadow on lower lashline
11. highlight with white eyeshadow
12. apply mascara