#glamlab

[douglaswelch]

Sprinting toward a Lab: defining, connecting and writing a book in five days via The Signal

A lab is where experimental and research-focused tools, methods, and services are incubated. The starting premise for a lab is often wanting to spur change and make space for new practice and new people. Yet calling something a lab can also signal separation between traditional services and new approaches. Labs, and innovation in general, can seem like a passing fad that promotes shallow thinking about the application of digital technologies. Considering the limited resources and lack of cutting-edge technologies available at most galleries, libraries, archives, and museums (GLAMs), should GLAMs consider opening labs?

[jenihott]

Artisan Hotel in Las Vegas for Glam Lab #artisanhotelboutique #lasvegas #glamlab (at Artisan Las Vegas) https://www.instagram.com/p/BznyBG8AYT-/?igshid=dci27x2g323i

[kxllision]

Car selfies featuring schweeet makeup done in like 30 min with no filter lol. Record for me today ayy hah. #nofilter #mua #workhardplayhard #goodvibes #nofilterneeded #ink #tattoos #makeupjunkie #makeup #undiscovered_muas #makeupaddict #anastasiabeverlyhills #tattooedgirls #clinique #dermalogica #bareminerals #glamlab #mualife #blondie #beautiful #tattooedcommunity

[angelic-visions]

I’m officially a makeup artist!

 I took a class at GlamLab if anyone is interested in getting into the makeup industry. I took a class in Sausalito, California today. 

If you deiced to take a class, be aware that they probably will do a lot of things differently than you do. And by that, I mean mainly the face and secret tricks you should know. If you’re new to this, of course it’s all going to be new, but since I’ve worn makeup and have applied it to other people, I know a bit about the color correcting and things in that category. But of course you will always learn new things with everything that you do. Especially with makeup. There’s always new trends and new ways to applying anything! 

BUT!

The stuff they do is things I’ve never seen others do. And I’m not meaning this in a bad way at all. Our in structure was very cool and hands on, and is VERY good at what she does! Especially since she’s done celebrities and runways.

The only issues I had in the class was the fact that I was in a group of 3. So myself and 2 of my friends. So since that happened, it was difficult matching each other’s eyes and contour. We all have different taste in makeup and different ways of how we put on our makeup, so that was a bit tough for me. 

I’ve learned a lot from other makeup artist such as, PATRICKSTARRR, MannyMUA, Chrisspy, Desi Perkins, and Amrezy. I know there’s more, but those are my main ones I like to watch on YouTube. Especially Patrick, Manny, and Chrisspy. They really break it down on how to blend correctly. 

Which for me, was an issue in the class. Because I was basing it off of the things I’ve learned from them. Some people are beginners and don’t know about transitioning shades and good blending techniques, or don’t know about going in light and building up color to fade into each other. So it was hard dealing with that for me since one person did one side of the face and I did the other. 

I just thought I’d give brief paragraphs about the class and my personal experience. 

I know I could’ve done A LOT BETTER, but considering my group situation, it was much more difficult on all of us. 

So I’d say to definitely get partnered up with only ONE person! 

So if you’re interested check out GlamLab! They travel to 6 different states! :)