OMG I actually did a faceup. First time in a year
well how about that. Usually I just do the linework and my twin does all the blushing...why?
When I was working on them about a year ago, everytime I'd add color, it would be so pale that it wouldn't be worth it. Layer after layer it seemed like I was just wasting MSC trying to get anything to stick. No idea at all why it didn't seem to work. So earlier this week, Gabby is working on stuff for Eva and I get the inclination to paint my SOOM Sphaler head( on sale on DoA people!). I spray him and get my space all set up, which is a pathetic mass of TV trays that wobble. Waiting for him to dry seems to take forever, so I formulate my gameplan in the meantime, well just his eyebrows mostly. I tend towards some wierd eyebrow shapes, but it gets me to the effect I'm after with the doll's look.
This is what I got. I think the black needs to be more velvety and dark, but since I posted him for sale, I don't want to change anything.
When I was working on them about a year ago, everytime I'd add color, it would be so pale that it wouldn't be worth it. Layer after layer it seemed like I was just wasting MSC trying to get anything to stick. No idea at all why it didn't seem to work. So earlier this week, Gabby is working on stuff for Eva and I get the inclination to paint my SOOM Sphaler head( on sale on DoA people!). I spray him and get my space all set up, which is a pathetic mass of TV trays that wobble. Waiting for him to dry seems to take forever, so I formulate my gameplan in the meantime, well just his eyebrows mostly. I tend towards some wierd eyebrow shapes, but it gets me to the effect I'm after with the doll's look.
This is what I got. I think the black needs to be more velvety and dark, but since I posted him for sale, I don't want to change anything.