Symbolism in todays society:
Images sourced from google images originally from: http://instagram.com/kimkardashian
http://instagram.com/khloekardashian http://instagram.com/kyliejenner http://instagram.com/kourtneykardash
What was Elizabethan makeup?:
video from youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-f8zeqmUD2Y Date: March 22, 2013, posted by: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCM9S-4V528jKWItavqvqQnA
The art of transformation: Elizabeth through the ages:
http://damarisstroop.sourceforge.net/elizabeth-1-film-cate-blanchett.php date: september 2011 author: Reel History
http://www.themakeupgallery.info/period/c16/uk/elizabeth/fire.htm Author: The makeup gallery
http://classiccinemagold.com/tag/the-private-lives-of-elizabeth-and-essex/ date: 5th April 2011, Author: Art.
http://www.aveleyman.com/ActorCredit.aspx?ActorID=8572
http://www.bbc.co.uk/drama/virginqueen/
http://janeaustenfilmclub.blogspot.co.uk/2012/05/helen-mirren-actor-of-week.html date: 8th May 2012 Author: Jenny Allworthy
Contemporary Elizabethan looks:
http://blog.next.co.uk/day-2-on-the-catwalk date: 20th Feb 2011
http://www.designscene.net/2013/09/cara-delevingne-vogue-australia-benny-horne.html date: 17th September 2013
Val Garland's Amplified Realness:
http://www.dazeddigital.com/fashion/article/22239/1/val-garland-amplified-realness date: 2014 Author: Natasha Slee
Danger dress:
http://fashiontoast.com/?s=surfing+cowboys date: 11/7/2013 Author: Fashion Toast
Who were the Westmore's?:
http://westmoremuseum.wordpress.com/history-2/
http://acertaincinema.com/media-tags/makeup/page/4/
Rankin's seven photographs that changed fashion:
http://msdphotographer.blogspot.co.uk/2009/03/rankins-seven-photographs-that-changed.html date: 19th Marsh 2009 Author: Michael S D
The taming of the shrew:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/pressoffice/pressreleases/stories/2005/11_november/09/shake_henderson.shtml
date: 9/11/2005
http://www.bbc.co.uk/drama/shakespeare/tamingoftheshrew/photogallery.shtml
New Elizabethan's in todays society:
http://difashionista.blogspot.co.uk/2012/10/gossip-girl-part-1-fashion-forward.html#.VIXz7xaPl69
date: 15th october 2012, author: difashionista
https://tv.bt.com/entertainment/tv/tvfeatures/katie-piper-understanding-the-bodyshockers-
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Inspiration: white eyeliner
http://jemsbitsandbobs.wordpress.com/tag/catwalk/ date: 22nd october 2013 author: jemsbitsandbobs
http://www.meltyfashion.fr/tendance-eye-liner-blanc-le-makeup-de-l-ete-2014-galerie-935864-2254249.html date: 5th june 2014 author: Elle.com
http://www.polyvore.com/julest_backstage_catwalk_make_up/thing?id=26716397
Eyebrow inspiration:
http://www.graziadaily.co.uk/beauty/product/cara-delevingne-bleached-eyebrows-givenchy
date: 29th september 2014 author: Daniela Mossini
Lisa Eldridge's make up moments:
http://www.lisaeldridge.com/blog/26587/make-up-moments-off-with-her-head/#.VIXIRBaPl69
date: 27/10/14 Author: Lisa Eldridge
Monday, 8 December 2014
Peer Evaluation.
Peer evaluation for Makeup and Hair design.
Throughout this brief I was partnered with Samantha Crayford. I think we really worked well as a pair in terms of making the time to practice each others looks and discuss design ideas and instructions, therefore I think the outcome of our designs were good, as going into the assessment we both knew what we were doing and what was expected.
I feel that following Sammie's design was easy as she clearly told me what she wanted and gave me face charts and instructions so that I could practice.
I think that Sammie executed my design well, however I would have liked the blush to have been a little darker so that it would show up on camera better and the eyeliner to look a little more level.
This project has tested how well you are able to follow a design and work in a team, this element I feel went well as I had a partner who was willing to put the effort in and create the best final outcome. In terms of the design I recreated on Sammie, I feel the eyelashes could have been applied a little better and once again the blush could have been a little stronger in terms of showing up on the camera.
Throughout this brief I was partnered with Samantha Crayford. I think we really worked well as a pair in terms of making the time to practice each others looks and discuss design ideas and instructions, therefore I think the outcome of our designs were good, as going into the assessment we both knew what we were doing and what was expected.
I feel that following Sammie's design was easy as she clearly told me what she wanted and gave me face charts and instructions so that I could practice.
I think that Sammie executed my design well, however I would have liked the blush to have been a little darker so that it would show up on camera better and the eyeliner to look a little more level.
This project has tested how well you are able to follow a design and work in a team, this element I feel went well as I had a partner who was willing to put the effort in and create the best final outcome. In terms of the design I recreated on Sammie, I feel the eyelashes could have been applied a little better and once again the blush could have been a little stronger in terms of showing up on the camera.
Sunday, 7 December 2014
Final Assessment part 2: My design
Final Assessment part 1: My Partners design.
Here are the final images from my partners design.
Saturday, 6 December 2014
Preparation for my final design
Here is my final design face chart that I have sent to my partner.
Below are the instructions that I have also prepared for my partner to use when creating my design.
To create this I have mixed the Illamasqua skin base with the lightest foundation from the Kyrolan palette to create as when experimenting with bases this was the one that seemed to fit the best with my skin. To add another element of the pale complexion I have decided to paint the eyebrows and eyelashes white. In terms of the eyeshadow I have decided to go for a gold as this to me represents a sense of luxury and royalty. With the lips I have gone for the traditional red lips, however this will be more of a stain and not that strong.
Below are the instructions that I have also prepared for my partner to use when creating my design.
Preparation for the final assessment: My partners final design
Thursday, 20 November 2014
Lisa's Eldridge's make up moments: Off with her head! with Valli O'Reilly
Lisa Eldridge's make up moments: OFF WITH HER HEAD! Here is the full article
In this online article, Lisa Eldridge, has interviewed another make up artist, Valli O'Reilly about her work on the set of Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland.
Reading this article was very helpful in terms of understanding what it takes to be a makeup artist, for example Lisa Eldridge asked Valli O'Reilly what times she would come in, in the morning to work on the actors and actresses and she has replied that often she would get there at 4:30 in the morning. It has also been a good insight as O'Reilly has discussed how she would gather inspiration for the look of the Red Queen on actress Helena Bonham Carter, in this case she got inspiration for the eyebrows from Perc Westmore's look on Bette Davis from a previous Elizabeth film that we have looked at! This article has also proved that you have to be prepared for anything in this industry as the original forehead piece that they wanted to use on the actress didn't work with her as she was such an animated actress and moved her head and face too much, therefore O'Reilly had to come up with something better that would suit the actress.
All in all from this article it looks like O'Reilly had a wonderful time working on the set of this film and this article was exciting to read as somewhere in the future I could be doing something like this!
Valli O'Reilly on set with Helena Bonham Carter.
All images and information sourced from this article http://www.lisaeldridge.com/blog/26587/make-up-moments-off-with-her-head/#.VIXIRBaPl69
In this online article, Lisa Eldridge, has interviewed another make up artist, Valli O'Reilly about her work on the set of Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland.
Reading this article was very helpful in terms of understanding what it takes to be a makeup artist, for example Lisa Eldridge asked Valli O'Reilly what times she would come in, in the morning to work on the actors and actresses and she has replied that often she would get there at 4:30 in the morning. It has also been a good insight as O'Reilly has discussed how she would gather inspiration for the look of the Red Queen on actress Helena Bonham Carter, in this case she got inspiration for the eyebrows from Perc Westmore's look on Bette Davis from a previous Elizabeth film that we have looked at! This article has also proved that you have to be prepared for anything in this industry as the original forehead piece that they wanted to use on the actress didn't work with her as she was such an animated actress and moved her head and face too much, therefore O'Reilly had to come up with something better that would suit the actress.
All in all from this article it looks like O'Reilly had a wonderful time working on the set of this film and this article was exciting to read as somewhere in the future I could be doing something like this!
Valli O'Reilly on set with Helena Bonham Carter.
All images and information sourced from this article http://www.lisaeldridge.com/blog/26587/make-up-moments-off-with-her-head/#.VIXIRBaPl69
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