I've neglected to post the last couple weeks so I figured I'd give a quick recap of what I've done up to this point. Initial experiments includes drawing my own faces to use, working with pastels and real makeup, and creating looks with quotes I found during my research of makeup history.
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| experimenting with face chart sketches |
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| makeup looks designed with quotes in mind |
My next step looks like I'll be highlighting the process and and taking a more personal approach to how makeup makes people feel (Thanks Court for the great input!), why they do it or don't, why/how people do it for different settings or occasions. I'm working on a face chart process with photos and I'm thinking of doing the same but actually on a person and seeing what I can find.
still imagining what time-lapse video, of a single face chart, might be like.
ReplyDeleteinterspersal of shots from process of different face charts (because all shot from copy stand, same position.
and focus more on application of the makeup, that private moment, what's going on in the subject's mind (somehow)...
wondering if a novelist like Clarice Lispector has written anything about makeup...
for "quotes"…
re: Lispector —
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and the grandmother who doesn't,
ReplyDeleteas much as — even more than? — the grandmother who does…