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Been working on a faceup mockup for my new hybrid girl, Irina! ❤ I will have to do some serious pastel blushing to match her much lighter head to her lovely, peachy body. So I did it here in stages. It looks real weird till the second to last stage! What do you think of her makeup? 😊 Now here’s hoping I can actually paint it irl!
So, here’s my plan for my new head I ordered! My mom and I thought the name Olivia was fitting, and she will be the friend of my incoming Lacrima, Blair. I’m super excited now! ^^
Mini Tutorial: Make a Face-Up Mock-Up for Your Blank Doll Head
Is anyone into making face-up mock-ups? :D You know, a digital preview of what a real-life doll face-up could look like?
I made one on a blank head I sculpted on Blender. I used a few things for the mock-up, including dolly brows by Meggilu. The eyebrows are modified heavily, but initially come from Meggilu's eyebrow drawing tutorial... here's the source image (ask permission if you use it.)
To "paste" these brows onto a picture of your blank doll head, you can use these free art software packages: Photoshop CS2, Gimp and Paint.NET.
Here's the fastest way to get rid of the white background boxes around your source images... and it works on almost all art software packages!:
1. Open your image file in the art software, and PASTE in a picture of the eyebrow. The best images to use for this have clear contrast and a white or light colored background.
2. Go to the LAYERS drop down menu, and select a different blending mode. "Multiply" hides the white background, and so do a few other modes.
3. Edit the eyebrow using the SELECT/"Rectangular Marquee" tool (the square bounding box.) Tip: Click the Black arrow, and tick any "Auto Select" boxes available. Then click back to the SELECT tool, and you'll find it's MUCH easier to click to turn, pull, and squeeze your eyebrow image now. Tah-dar~!
Anyone made a mock-up? Show meee! :3
