I think the applying of the base was a easy idea, as it was Kryolan Supracolor in white, as i thought this would be easier to apply than the Illamasqua skin base as it can be streaky looking even when buffed in and can crease if not set quick enough, but was good as when put the Illamasqua Powder eyeshadow black on top it didnt come off and it moved how i wanted it to, with the green from the same palette went on good, as is grease as well, my partner made a good job of that and the time management was very good and showed skill of what i wanted to create and changed it slightly, but still looked like what i wanted in the end.
When communicating i think we could have done better, because we didnt get on to well with what we were trying to do and should have practiced more to be more confident in what was happening.
I think the eyelashes and eyebrows were blocked out very well and made it look more Elizabethan and i find the Kryolan Supracolor make it look much more pale than the other Illamasqua Skin base, The part i like the most is on the neck as it goes thinner and fades as it goes down and gives a nice angle on the neck. The black isnt as blended in on it as i hoped, but where it goes up on to the forehead i like, as it blends in with the hair line. More Kryolan white on the neck would have made the green stand out more though, as it looks slightly odd with very pale skin on my face but the neck is my natural colour, but i could have been more clear in the design idea though.
Tools Used
large and small Foundation brushes
Kabuki Brush
Eyebrow and eyelash wand
Powder Brush
Angled Eye brush
Eyeshadow brush
Concealer brush
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