Dirty Hands...
- Make sure your model is covered up with a gown to protect their clothes from product spillage, just in case, as this is a messy job.
- Keep hair away from the face when applying products/ makeup
- Decant products between each model
- Keep work surface clear and surrounding area
We looked into our characters with our gothic horror and played around with making the hands look dirty during class. I used supra color, bruise wheel and blood to create a vision of my character Mr. Hyde committing crimes in the street with the dirt of the street and the blood of his victims.
I made sure my model was covered up with a gown to protect her clothes from any excess product that may get on her; I then applied the supra color with makeup brushes and used my hands to cotton buds to really work in the product to give it a realistic look. I feel I could of used more product and worked in the black near the fingers more, now looking back at my images of the task.
after applying the colour I used dripping blood by Kryolan and coated the hands with this all over with unevenness to give it a scrappy look, how it would look realistically.
I enjoyed applying product and building it up and seeing the results of this. I feel next time I would use more blood and darker shades and also to work in the product.
Products & materials used:
- Supra color palette Kryolan
- Bruise wheel by mehron
- Running blood by Kryolan
- Cotton buds
- Makeup brushes for detail
- Cleanser to remove product
Hands becoming dirty from makeup and blood build up.
more of the blood on the hands, as if he had just committed a crime.
Working the dirt into the nail bed and all over the hands with the dried blood (post murder)
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