The Final Product .... Wasn't Easy

So this is the final product of my white face clown design..... TADA!!!

 

My biggest struggle was the application of the white base color, I started with using the little tan beauty blender but I started to notice the white makeup looked very blotchy and not looking smooth all around. So I decided to just use the paint brush Sue provided us with and noticed the white paint went on smoother and less streaky. I had to apply two coats of white paint to get my face to look more evenly. I need to work on how to make my lips look larger, I think that was also a challenging part for me, only because the paint brush was acting up and I can admit I was rushing a good bit.

For Next Time:

 From my drawing to my face, I did forget to use the ombre blush design, so next time I would have to put the ombre blush on before I start drawing on freckles. 

I also noticed maybe I should white out my eyebrows more so the ombre colors are more defined, I also think that the colors on the eyebrows need more color so they stand out more. Sue also suggested that I blend the colors on my eyebrows a little better as well.

I want to use fake lashes next time to make my eyelashes more dramatic, my clown design was all about drama and color. So to make my eyes more BAM would make the face more dramatic. 

Black Outline Suggestions

As you can see I did not like doing this LOL!

But I did notice that I liked the outline of the eyebrows in black as well as accenting my eyes above and below them. I think it brings more dynamic in my face rather than looking just white with a lot of colors.

Also, you can see this is where I noticed that I forgot the blush and needed to do that before the freckle dots, I think I'm going to make the blush ombre more of an outline where the ends of my mouth are to indicate a rainbow smile!

BTW, the only reason I outlined almost every circle was because Sue was messing with me to do it :) gotta love her!