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I made a feather cloak and owl costume
𓏲⭑੭୧ ~. Time will see us realign, Diamonds reign across the sky 𓏲⭑੭୧ ~.
Okay, definitely the most relaxed role play, our take on Damekko Doubutsu. Need to display an emotion? Hoot! Asked a question? Hoot and look stupid. Wanna do something? Hoot! Wanna attract attention? Hoot! Oh, and don’t forget to look stupid. The easiest character with the most elaborate makeup So refreshing after a busy week))
Quick Owl Makeup (source)
Tutorial: Owl Face Paint
I saw an onslaught of people wearing fawn makeup, and I had to be different than the herd (Haha, get it? Herd of deer? No? Nevermind...) so I decided I wanted to be an owl instead. Here are the steps I used to get this look below.
So what you're gonna need!
White cocoa butter. Very important that it is white.
Black acrylic paint
Brown acrylic paint
White acrylic paint
A medium sized paintbrush that is soft and has an angled tip.
First things first is to take two small containers and mix the acrylic paint in with the cocoa butter. It should be 1/3 cocoa butter and 2/3 paint, then adjust the shade. If you want more detailed instructions on mixing face paint, look on my blog for the paint mixing tutorial.
Once you have your paint mixed, you're gonna start with the outer edge, using a black. The black shouldn't be mixed with cocoa butter or it will turn grey. Since it's not near your eyes it is fine if you use regular acrylic paint. Using a gentle sweeping motion you're gonna make a bunch of feathered strokes from the inside of your eye out towards the edges of your face. It should look like this.
It should look like this on both sides of your face. Add a couple strokes of brown in there to give it shading.
Next, repeat the process with the white face paint mixture. But move the rings further in toward your eye. Also yes, I am wearing my everyday eyeliner, if you wear eyeliner you can, if you don't, you don't have to.
The edges of the white should overlap the inner edges of the brown/black. It's really easy, don't focus too much on precision, the strokes should look natural and random like feathers.
Repeat this process once again until you've reached your eyes, but with the brown face mixture.
The last step is to draw a teardrop shape on your nose using the black. If you want to retouchup your eyeliner (if you wear it) and add some long flares from it, then feel free, but it's not needed.
Enjoy and happy crafting! If you try this, don't forget to submit photos on my blog!
Owl Makeup ^^
The night owl.
(Selfie)
Thank you Lili for the inspiration (b-laetitia)
Graphic Owl Sevda and Space Goddes Uma Photo: Roman Mukhin http://vk.com/aldair Models: Sevda and Jana http://vk.com/a.sergeev_tmb Make-up: Bast Miriam http://vk.com/bastmiriam
Графичная Совушка Севда и Космическая Богиня Ума Фотографы: Совушка - Роман Мухин http://vk.com/aldair Ума - Саша Сергеев http://vk.com/a.sergeev_tmb Модели: Севда и Яна Образы: Bast Miriam http://vk.com/bastmiriam