Face-up vejledninger. Naturlig, dramatisk og goth

Vejledningerne her vil indtil videre forblive på engelsk, men vil se om jeg ikke kan finde tiden til at oversætte dem i fremtiden.

Color matches for pastel chalk blushing



Color matches for watercolor detail painting (eyebrows and eyelashes)


Tools I'm using are (recognize the photo? well it's the same tools so I was lazy):


Thin brush for details like eyebrows, lashes and eyeliner.
5 stiff brushes for detail blushing like eyeshadow* and lips
4 soft brushes for skin blushing
1 big soft brush for large area blushing like cheeks and forehead

* Note that I do not use use the same brushes for dark and light colors (ie. one brush for black, grey, dark blue and dark browns. One for light browns, fleshy tones and light pinks. One for blues and greens, and one for bright pinks and purples.)

Again re-using old photo: same tools, wrong head

Chalk pastels for blushing etc. (also used a set of more vibrant colors, but forgot to add it to the photo)
Water color pencils
Standard water colors
Winsor & Newton gloss
Mr. Super Clear UV cut



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Naturlig

I recently got hold of my NS Migidoll Ryu head, and since I had promised a tutorial on natural face-up, I sat down and went to work.

Unless I already know the style of the doll I'm painting, I usually do a little design sketch. However, in this case it wasn't needed, as I was pretty sure of what I wanted, and had planned on only working with natural, muted colors.
(a design sketch is good if you're working with unnatural, bright colors. Specially if you want to figure out which colors match and which colors doesn't)

Step 1
If the head hasn't already been cleaned, do so. Even if it's a completely new head, as there's sometimes mold release residue left on the surface.
Some use acetone(be bloody careful with that!) Some use alcohol and others use brush cleaner (ex. Winsor & Newton)

Afterwards you apply the first coat of MSC. Remember to do this outside or in a well-ventilated room. Don't stay in that room while the head is drying. MSC is not very good to inhale DX

Now to the fun part 8D

Step 2
Let's meet the patient:

I always start by tracing up the shape I want for the eyebrows (makes it easier when you have something to work from) Here I also traced up how I wanted the eyeliner as I wasn't used to the eyeshape, and it makes the job easier in the end.

I recommend that you choose a lighter color, like white or a pale brown if your character is a blonde or a brunetter. The grey sketch will otherwise show through too easily.

Step 3
I start with blushing.


I start with chosing a fleshy brown tone of pastel chalk. Since the character Ryu is supposed to have a slightly gaunt, sick look, I chose to mix in a light cold grey.
So, scrape away with your knife ^__^


Using a big, soft brush I blush away on each side of the bridge of the nose and around the eyes. make the blushing soft and not too concentrated.
I also blush along the edge of the forhead and the cheekbones.

Then I use a slightly smaller brush to blush with the same color again, but in a smaller area within the already blushed eye area.


Now it's time to concentrate on the lips. As I want them natural I start with the same color I chose for the skin blushing (but without the grey) and I mix in a little pinkish red. (sorry about the blurry photo. I didn't realize it the cam wasn't focused)

Step 4

Before I start blushing the lips, I lightly traced up the desired lip shape with a white pencil (maybe you can see it?)
I blush away within the desired shape and concentrate the color in the midle. Gives the lips a soft look <3

Step 5: Here is where I apply the second layer of MSC.

Step 6

Now to work on the eyebrows. My boy has grey-ish white hair, so I'm going with a grey base. You should always choose a color close to the color of the wig.


I grap my newly acquired small detail brush, and blush the brows.
Darnit, I'm not pleased about the fact that I drew up the base for the eyebrows so much!

Step 7

Now, as I want more depth to the eyes, I'm mixing up brown and a warm grey (if you don't want the I-haven't-slept-for-months look, you should probably avoid the greys)


See, much better. He has depth, but it doesn't look makeup-y.

Step 8: And then another layer of MSC. Don't use alot. It's enough with a thin layer. Remember, you're only using it as a fixative until you're all done.

Step 9
Time for water colors!!


Now to add the detailing.
I'm working with a thin brush, applying eyebrow hairs in white.
(if your doll has, let's say brown hair, you should choose a light brown that matches the blushed up eyebrow) Remember to slant the hairs upwards and out.


Then I chose a grey color (if you're working with brown, then choose a dark brown, or black) and paint individual hairs on top of the whites. Be careful not to have too much water in the brush tip, or it will smear the already painted hairs. Notice that I've paint a few hairs in the end of the eyebrows in a downward slant. I think it's a nice detail.

Step 10

Now, this is up to the individual, whether or not to do; but I like eyeliner, even if it's a natural face-up. You can choose to skip this step if you want a more realistic look.

I followed the sketched up lines with a dark grey (you could use a dark brown or black in stead, depending on the hair color of your character)


Then I paint up the initial eyelashes with the dark grey.
I also add faint white, soft lines to the lips.


I used a warm, dark brown to paint in the eyelid fold.
Then I painted in even more lashes, but this time adding both white lashes and black lashes. It was mostly an experiment, but I like the result.

I recommend that you do not use whites if your character is a brunette or has black hair, and unless your doll is a blonde wearing mascara, I wouldn't recommend that you painted black lashes either.


As I wanted the lashes to look softer, I blushed them over with some more of the grey-brown mix I'd used earlier. I also painted in some very soft pinkish lines in the lips. Also, to get some more depth around the eyes I blushed the area around the inner corner of the eyes with a mix of crimson red fleshy brown colors.

Step 11: Then I coat the head two times with MSC. Remember to give the head time to dry properly in between coats, or you risk ruining the whole paint job.


Step 12
Time for glossing.
I use Winsor & Newton


I always gloss the lips heavly, applying at least 2 layers. The eyelids gets 2 layers and the eyebrows (yes, eyebrows) gets glossed once. It makes the color stand out more vibrantly.

Step 13


I have neither the right right eyes, or hair. But since I can't just let him be eyeless, here is how I put in eyes:
Take the goo (hurr hurr) pull it long, and circle it around the eye. You don't need alot.
The place it in the eye socket and wigle it in place. Repeat.







Voila!


Thanks for looking! I hope it was useful ^____________,^

Dramatisk/glam face-up

Let's meet the patient:

Yder had his nose modded by my friend, and he had a small scratch at the left eye that couldn't be removed with light sanding.

Step 1
So, let's clean up the head. Some use acetone(be bloody careful with that!) Some use alcohol and others use brush cleaner (ex. Winsor & Newton)

So not clean yet!


The inside of Yder's eye had been stained by black and you can clearly see the scratch. As I did not want to start sanding a lot I just planned to hide that with eyelashes.

Here is where you apply the first coat of MSC. Remember to do this outside or in a well-ventilated room. Don't stay in that room while the head is drying. MSC is not very good to inhale DX

Now to the fun part 8D

Step 2

I always start by lightly tracing up the shape I want for the eyebrows (makes it easier when you have something to work from)

Step 3
I start with blushing (back in the day I always did almost all the detail work first. Like eyeliner etc)
Choose the color for the eyebrows

I'm going with black (here you can see some of the brighter colored pastels)
Sometimes I do scrape off the pastel into powder, but when doing detailed blushing like this, it's great to use stiff brushes as they can take on the pastel without problem.


Following the skethced up eyebrows, I work my way from the nose and outwards, making the blushing a bit darker towards the nose and thin out.
If you "paint outside the lines" you can use an eraser to remove any undesired color.

Step 4

Then I start the eyeshadow blushing, checking with my design sketch to make sure I'm following it properly.
I'm leaving the area near the nose clear, as I want to mix in a different color there.

Step 5: Here is where I apply the second layer of MSC.

Step 6

Then I chose a magenta purple color to mix into the black, and I lightly sketched up the desired shape of the lips with a light pink color. (if you wan to paint the lips another color, remember to chose a pencil as close to the desired color as possible)

Step 7

Added a little more black to the eyebrows and added a peachy pink to the lips, keeping inside the lines.
I always keep the color more solid towards the center, as it makes them look so lush and kissable!

Step 8: And then another layer of MSC.

Step 9

Added more black to the eyelids and a darker shade of pink to the center of the lips.

Step 10
Then I add skin blushing.

To illustrate where I blush, I've done this crappy photoshop:

Note that there's more color around the eyewell and at the crown of the forehead. Never apply the same amount of blushing everywhere.
The difference ads depth and makes the face more luminous.


Blushing the forehead. You can already tell I've blushed the skin around the eyes, beneath and above the eyeshadow. Makes the face look softer, doesn't it?

Step 11: Then I coat with MSC again (I know. It's a lot of layers, but I apply them very thinly, only to fix the colors in place)

Step 12

Now I've started the details, using black watercolor and the thin detail brush.
The eyeliner has been done, and the eyebrows have had thin lines added in a slant out- and upwards. How much detail is up to you, but remember to make the lines very thin and whispy.
There's different ways to do the eyeliner, and I like it very contrasty and obviously make-up'y.
Using a dark brown I've painted the corners of the mouth and added thin lines to the lips with a soft pink pencil.

Step 13

Added the same details on the right side and started the eyelashes on the left.
Notice how I hid the scratch under the eye with the eyelashes.
You cannot tell in this shot, but I also painted a thin, thin line of dark brown between the lips.
Step 15

Filled the lashes with shorter lines to give it a more feathery soft look. I like making long lush lashes, but you can also make them shorter and with leass lines.
Added more lines to the lips with a darker pink pencil and painted in a little heart tattoo, just for the fun of it.

Step 16

I also drew up the corner of the lips with a soft pink pencil. I like the look it gives the lips.

Step 17: Then I coat the head two times with MSC. Remember to give the head time to dry properly, or you risk ruining the whole paint job.

Step 18
Time for glossing.
I use Winsor & Newton


I always gloss the lips heavly, applying at least 2 layers. The eyelids gets 2 layers and the eyebrows (yes, eyebrows) gets glossed once. It makes the color stand out more vibrantly.

Time for close-ups:


You can se I glossed some of the eyelashes very lightly as well. I only do that sometimes.


Mouth close-up. Soo squishy and soft-looking!

And now he's done.
So threw on a wig and took some shots.

With flash


Without flash

Argh, finger-in-shot fail




Voila!


Thanks for looking! I hope it was useful ^____________,^

Gothic face-up

This is not a full tutorial.
It's only about the make-up of the face, not general blushing.
Before you start on your gothic face-up, follow step 1 to step 3 in the first tutorial(Natural).

See, I wanted to do a style inspired by japanese visual artist; Kaya. So I searched the web for a reference photo:

I know, odd reference, but I was focusing on the eye make-up.

Step 4

After initial blushing did a thin coating of MSC, and then I sketched up a fake eyelid fold very lightly. I chose not to follow the molded eyelid fold as this is very typical of japanese gothic visual make-up. This style gives the doll a slightly snobbish, or seductive expres​sion(depending on the eyebrow shape)
You don't have to do this if you'd rather follow the real eyelid fold :3


Using a small blushing brush, I follow the sketched fake eyelid fold, keeping the blushing crisp underneath, and faded out above, towards the eyebrows.
I also blush beneath the eyes, and two thirds of the eyebrow. If you mess this up, use a small eraser to remove the undesired blushing (be careful)

Afterwards, I lightly sketch up the desired lip shape. I chose a light grey, but remember to choose the color closest to the desired lip color.

Step 5 Apply a thin coat of MSC

Step 6

Now, here I have already filled in the lips with a grey-ish blue, and I also blushed more black on the eyelids, as well as a faint blue on most of the eyelid.
I already did the eyeliner on the left eye using black watercolor (applied with a thin brush)
Whether or not to do the double lines, and how long they should be, is up to you ^__^

Note: if you're anything like me, you often get the eyeline points crooket, so I usually sketch up simple lines to follow with the black liner.

Step 7

Here I've already painted the eyebrow hairs, thin and slanted upwards and out.
I also painted the eyeliner on the right eye and did the initial eyelashes.
Doing the eyelashes in this manner, provides you with really good guidelines for the rest of the lashes.

Step 8

Note: Now, if you're afraid to mess up the eyeliner and lashes, apply a thin coat of MSC before continuing.

Fill in more eyelashes between the ones you've already done. You can do them like I did here, or paint them so some of them meet at the points (does this make sense?) Study various face-up artist's works to see different eyelash styles. I do both, depending on what I'm working on.

To give the lips more detail, I painted in plenty of lines matching the color already on the lips. If your doll has an open moth like mine here, be careful not to get paint on them >_<

Now, some people like to paint in a black, brown or better matching dark color in the corner of the mouths and where the lips meet. I did this, but chose to use a blue color only a few shades darker than the lips.

Step 9 Apply two coats of MSC. Remember to let the layers dry between application.

Step 10
Now it's time to gloss.

I gloss the eyebrows once, the eyelids once and the wet of the eyelids twice, and the lips three times 8D

Step 11
After the head is dry, put your doll back together, and enjoy the result:





I know this is not as extensive as my other tutorials, but, as stated in the title, it was mostly intended as a build-on. That, and I was loosing light very quickly *FAIL*

Hope it was useful anyways :3

de er alle sammen mega flotte med faceup x3
Jeg har et lille spørgsmål
Til blushing o.s.v bruger man der pasteller? kan man bruge akryl farver? altså blyantfarver i akryl

Pasteller er det bedste til at bruge som blushing.
Jeg har aldrig hørt om akrylfarveblaynter, men hvis det er de "almindelige" farveblyanter du tænker på, så kan man ikke bruge dem til blushing.

Pointen med pastelfarver er, at man kan male dem til pulver og duppe pulveret på med en blød pensel og derved opnå bløde farveovergange.

Pallas: det var lige præcis det jeg tænkte at man kunne gøre med akrylfarveblyanterxD men det bliver sikkert sådan noget grums:P (lortxD har lige brugt 120 kr på demxD)

Så må jeg nok hellere få fat i nogle pasteller mange tak x3

Dejligt, at du har lagt denne 'vejledning' ind - det er jeg meget glad for

- Lige et spørgsmål:
Når du starter med at skitsere øjenbrynene, hvad bruger du så til det?

Frkmm > Går udfra at du mener hvordan hun bestemmer hvordan de tegnes, og ikke hvad materiale? Ellers ret mig lige ^^
Men det er desværre noget man selv skal forsøge sig frem med, også at få symmetriske, men det findes skabeloner, såsom her: http://www.g36.net/ocdesigns/eyebrows/eyebrows.html
Det er en af de sværeste ting, synes jeg, at få perfekte og flotte på en dukke, men det er bare at stirre længe nok og forsøge sig frem til det ser godt ud ^^

Jeg mente hvilket materiale, der bliver brugt ^^'
Men ny viden er altid godt

- Har lige et til spørgsmål:
Hvorfor skal der bruges MSC så mange gange? Jeg troede kun det skulle puttes på før faceup'en og efter...

Frkmm > Materiale til bryn er forskelligt, nogle tegner på med akvarelblyanter, nogle med pastel, det er smag og behag ^^

Til dit nye spørgsmål: Det første lag er et MUST, da det beskytter resinen så at selve face-up'en ikke sætter sig i resinen. Dernæst vælger man selv om vil buge flere lag, udover det der forsejler den endelige face-up. Men man forsegler trin for trin, simpelthen for at undgå at tvære fx brynene ud når man går igang med øjnene. Men man kan også vælge at tage det hele i et

Mange tak for svaret, Xandorram ^^

Leechy skrev:

Jeg har her prøvet at oversætte en del af tutorialen til dansk, så alle kan være med. n_n Håber det er okay, at jeg har tilføjet/redigeret lidt her og der - det er kun for at afhjælpe misforståelser og give svar på ting, som mange nybegyndere spørger om i forummet.

Matchende farver for pastelkridt-blushing



Matchende farver for akvarel-detaljer(eyebrows and eyelashes)


Jeg bruger disse materialer og værktøjer:


Tynd pensel til detaljer som øjenbryn, øjenvipper og eyeliner
5 stivhårede pensler til detalje blushing, fx øjenskygge og læber
4 bløde pensler til blushing af huden
1 stor blød pensel til blushing på store områder, fx kinder og pande

[i]* Bemærk at jeg ikke bruger de samme pensler til mørke og lyse farver (Dvs. at du skal bruge en pensel til sort, grå, mørkeblå og mørk brun. Brug en anden pensel til lysebrune, hudfarvedee og lyserøde farver. Brug en tredje pensel til blå og grønne farver, og en fjerde pensel til kraftig pink og lilla.

Igen genbruger jeg et gammelt foto. Samme værktøj, forkert hovede.

Pastelkridt/tørre pasteller til blushing osv. (Sørg endelig for at undgå dem med olie! Du skal have fat i de mere kridtagtige, der let smitter af når man rører ved dem n_n)
Jeg bruger også et sæt med mere kraftige farver, men glemte at tage dem med på dette billede.
Akvarel-farveblyanter
Almindelig akvarel
Winsor & Newton lak (det meste vandopløselige lak kan bruges, fås i de fleste hobbybutikker. Sørg for at få blank lak, ikke mat.)
Mr. Super Clear UV cut (Også kaldet MSC. En special spraylak, der beskytter resinen mod staining. Fungerer desuden som fixativ. Kan købes på nettet, se forummet for mere info.)



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Naturlig

Jeg fik for nylig fat i mit Normal Skin Migidoll Ryu-hovede, og da jeg havde lovet en vejledning i naturlig faceup, gik jeg i gang.
Jomindre jeg allerede ved hvilken stil dukken skal have, laver jeg en lille design-skitse. Dog var det ikke nødvendigt i dette tilfælde, jeg var sikker på at jeg kun vile bruge naturlige, afdæmpede farver. EN designskitse er især en god ide, hvis du arbejder med unaturlige, kraftige farver, så du kan se hvad der matcher.


Step 1
Hvis hovedet ikke er renset, så gør det. Selv et nyt hoved kan have rester af slipmiddel (fra dukkens støbeform) på overfladen, så giv det en gang husholdningssprit for en sikkerheds skyld. Nogen bruger denatureret sprit, nogen bruger penselrenser (fx Winsor og Newton), og nogen bruger acetone (men vær virkelig forsigtig med acetone! Det er skrappe sager og møggiftigt!)

Når hovedet er rent og tørt, sprayes det første lag MSC på. Husk at gør dette udendørs eller i et godt ventileret rum. Bliv ikke i rummet mens hovedet tørrer, for at undgå giftige dampe.
Det tager typisk en 5-15 minutter for MSC'en at tørre, i koldt/fugtigt vejr kan det dog blive en langvarig affære. x__o

Men nu til det sjove! 8D

Step 2
Lad os møde patienten:

Jeg starter altid med at skitse formen på øjenbrynene (gør det lettere, når du har noget at arbejde ud fra). Her har jeg også skitset op, hvordan jeg vil have eyelineren, da jeg ikke var vant til øjenformen, og dette gør arbejdet lettere.

Jeg anbefaler at du vælger en lysere farve end her, hvis din karakter er blondine eller brunette. Ellers vil den grå skitse skinne igennem for let.

Step 3
Jeg starter med blushing, dvs ansigtets rødmen og skygger.


Jeg starter med at vælge en hudagtig brun farve pastelkridt. Da karakteren Ryu skal have et lettere magert, sygt udseende, blander jeg den med en kold grå.
Så skrab løs med din kniv. ^__^


Ved at bruge en stor, blød pensel, blusher jeg hver side af næseryggen og rundt om øjnene. Jeg får blushingen til at se blød ud og ikke for koncentreret.
Jeg blusher også langs pandens kant og under kindbenene.

Derefter bruger jeg en lidt mindre pensel til at blushe med samme farve igen, i samme område, men uden at gå helt ud til kanten. Altså blushes et mindre område denne gang for at skabe dybde.


Nu er det tid til at koncentrere sig om læberne. Da jeg vil have dem til at se naturlige ud, starter jeg med samme farve, som jeg brugte til hudens blushing (dog uden den grå), og jeg blander i stedet en smule pink-rød i. (Undskyld det udtværrede foto, kameraet var ikke i fokus)

Step 4

Før jeg begynder at blushe læberne, skitsede jeg den ønskede form op med en hvid blyant (måske kan du se det?)
Jeg blusher løs indenfor rammen og koncentrerer farven i midten. Det giver læberne et blødt udseende. <3

Step 5: Her påfører jeg det 2. lag MSC. Husk at spraye kortvarigt, der skal kun lige være nok til at fiksere det pigment, du har påført. n_n

Step 6

Nu er det tid til at arbejde på øjenbrynene. MIn dreng har gråhvidt hår, så jeg starter med en grå base. Du skal altid vælge en farve bryn, der ligger tæt på parykkens farve.


Jeg bruger min nye, lille detaljepensel og blusher den ønskede form.
Pokkers, jeg er ikke tilfreds med at jeg tegnede øjenbrynsbasen så meget op!

Step 7

Da jeg ønsker mere dybde til øjnene, mixer jeg brun og varm grå (hvis du ikke ønsker har-ikke-sovet-i-månedsvis-looket, skal du nok holde dig fra den grå)


Se, meget bedre. Han har dybde, men uden at se sminket ud.

Step 8: Og så endnu et lag MSC. Brug ikke ret meget, det er kun fixativ indtil du er het færdig.

Step 9
Tid til akvarel!

Tid til at tilføje detaljer.
Jeg arbejder med en tynd pensel, maler øjenbrynshår med hvid.
Hvis din dukke har fx brunt hår, vælger du en lysebrun, der matcher det blushede øjenbryn. Husk at tegne øjenbrynene nedefra og op, så de enkelte hår bliver tyndest i toppen.


Derefter vælger jeg en grå farve (hvis du arbejder med brun, skal du vælge en mørk brun eller sort) og maler enkelte hår ovenpå de hvide. Vær forsigtig med at have fr meget vand i penselspidsen, det kan tvære det ud, du allerede har malet. Bemærk at jeg maler nogle få nedadgående hår i enden af øjenbrynene. Jeg synes det er en god detalje.

Step 10

Altså, det er op til den enkelte, om man vil gøre det eller ej; men jeg synes om eyeliner, selv til en naturlig faceup. Du kan vælge at springe over dette trin, hvis du går efter et mere realistisk udseende.

Jeg fulgte de opskitsede linjer med en mørk grå (du kan bruge en mørk brun eller sort i stedet, alt efter din karakters hudfarve.)


Så maler jeg de første øjenvipper med mørkegrå. Jeg tilføjer også sart hvide, bløde linjer til læberne.


Jeg brugte en varm, mørk brun til at male i øjenlågsfolden.
Derefter malede jeg endnu flere øjenvipper, men denne gang både hvide og sorte vipper. Det var mest af alt et eksperiment, men jeg er glad for resultatet.

Jeg anbefaler, at du undgår at male hvide vipper, hvis din karakter har brunt eller sort hår. Er din dukke blondine, vil jeg anbefale at du undgår sort, jo mindre karakteren går med sort mascara.


Da jeg ville have øjenvipperne til at se blødere ud, blushede jeg dem over med mere af den gråbrune blanding, jeg brugte tidligere. Jeg malede også nogle meget bløde lyserøde linjer i læberne. For at få mere dybde omkring øjnene blushede jeg området omkring indre øjenkrog med en blanding af crimson rød og nogle kødagtige brune farver.

Step 11: Derefter sprayer jeg hovedet to gange med MSC. Husk at give hovedet tid til at tørre imellem hvert lag, ellers risikerer du at ødelægge hele faceuppen.



Step 12
Tid til glossing
Jeg bruger Winsor & Newton-lak.


Jeg lakerer altid læberne grundigt, da jeg påfører mindst 2 lag. Øjenlågene og øjenkrogene får 2 lag og øjenbrynene (ja øjenbrynene - de enkelte hår altså) lakeres en gang. Det gør farven kraftigere, og kan på den måde fremhæve enkelte hår. Overdriv dog ikke!

Step 13


Jeg har hverken de rigtige øjne eller hår.. Men siden jeg ikke bare kan lade ham ligge øjenløs, viser jeg lige hvordan jeg sætter øjnene i.
Tag snasket (elefantsnot, eye putty, hvad du nu foretrækker), træk i det, så det bliver aflangt og læg det i en cirkel omkring øjet. Du har ikke brug for ret meget.
Placer det så i øjenhulen og vrik det på plads. Gentag.







Voila!

Tak for kigget, jeg håber det var brugbart. ^____________,^

(Håber også oversættelsen var brugbar n_n)

Den her tutorial vil jeg helt klart bruge når mine dukker kommer! Men jeg tænkte på.. Det pastelkridt der, der skal ikke gøres vådt eller noget? Falder det ikke af igen? Hvordan i allerverden hænger det fast til at starte med?

Edit: Bruger du også en pensel når du glosser læberne?

Så vidt jeg nu en gang husker, så er det dig ikke nødvendigt at skulle gøre pastelkridt våde, da de uden problemer vil hænge fast i resinen, uden at smuldre af
Til glossing af læber, jah så skal du bruge en lille pensel

Raito :: Når du har sprayed hovedet mde MSC hænger pastelkirdtet fast uden problemer, hvis du går det vådt blivet det bare smuldret, grumset, og irriterende :I
Jeg har prøvet xD

Yokomo - Så vidt du husker xD ? Er det længe siden du har lavet en faceup?

Pawky - Smaart.. xD ~

Hvad glosser man med :3 ? Kan det skaffes i Danmark, sådan i almindelige butikker?

Raito;
Gloss kan sagtens fås i Danmark. :) Leechy nævner i sine torturials, at hun bruger Winsor & Newton, som også er den, jeg kender mest til. Den er bl.a. til at få i butikker, der sælger kunstartikler, og B. O. Bøger fører det også i forbindelse med deres salg af Warhammer.

Raito, har aldrig lavet face-up, men tager info til mig, fra de erfaringer som andre har haft når de laver face--ups

Til glossing kan det meste vandbaserede lak bruges. n_n Enhver klar lak med blank overflade giver det ønskede resultat. Bare sørg for at der ikke er alle mulige væmmelige opløsningsmidler i. xD Jeg bruger sådan noget almindelig decoupagelak, der har kostet 10 kr eller sådan noget. o_o;;

Er der ikke en af jer der vil sende et link til noget brugbart gloss? (gerne en side fra danmark)
Kan simpelthen ikke finde det, og er bange for at købe noget forkert ><

Moster Maria skrev:

Er der ikke en af jer der vil sende et link til noget brugbart gloss? (gerne en side fra danmark)
Kan simpelthen ikke finde det, og er bange for at købe noget forkert ><

jeg sælger vandbaseret face-up lack min salgstråd: https://resingarden.danskforum.net/t2028-ponpyon-s-sales-luts-sdf-girl-body-yder-head-dukke-tilbehor-opdateret-d-22-7-2011-aktiv

Flot og brugbar tutorial. Tak for den!