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Its a Make up inspired by my same-named Picture "After hunt"I really hope you like it!
Model: me
Make-up: me
Photo: Mark S.
Its real red color in my eye! Dont imitate it... it was hurt!!!! ^^
My traditional picture After hunt:
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You should definitely improve your punctuation :I You know, this is really hard to read text without commas and dots u_u
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This really struck me as interesting when I saw it, and I want to say first off that the work is very well done; the colouring in your eye really shows dedication to your art, and the blood spatters are visceral and appealing.
The reason I rated vision as low as I did was because I felt you missed some amazing parallels to draw here.
It is fairly original, although your makeup seems to follow similar lines, and as far as I can tell, the makeup is spectacularly well done, but what absolutely nails it for me is that look. The reason I rated impact so highly was because of that look. I clicked on this image because to me it looked like an appropriation of something by Robert Louis Stevenson. No matter how long I look at your eye, I just can't tell if it's anger or sadness, and it seems to me that the human eye is the one full of anger, where the animalistic eye is the one looking forlorn. I feel like the smudges at the edge characterize the blur between men and animals, and our separation between our human selves and our inhuman selves, but I can't help but wonder if you did this intentionally or accidentally.
In summary, beautifully done, spectacular hidden meaning, I'd highly recommend this, but I rated vision low, because I don't know if you realized the undertone of this before making it, or if it was a happy accident.
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This, I must say, first off, is a beautiful peice of work.
I must say first off, ouch! Food colouring in eyes is not a good mix (I assume it was food colouring? If not, still, that must have hurt~!)
But anyways, they way you portrayed this image is very well done. The way the makeup blurrs into the skin is my favourite part. It's almost as if showing a human's wild nature, rather then the actual tiger's.
The fake blood that splatters out from the eye is a nice touch, and it is well done.
You did a very good job on the texture of the makeup, because it actually looks soft like the tiger's fur in places, and the globs of fake blood are 3-dimensional.
The hint of glitter seen in the gold and blood of the makeup is also a nice touch. It shows that not only creatures are wild, but mysterious (what I have always found glitter to be).
I also like the eyelashes, I assume they are fake (If not they are really long and pretty) but their shape adds a perfect touch around the eye.
Cudos to the photographer also. The picture is very well taken, focusing mainly on the eyes (Or maybe that's the contrast between the blue and the...other colours). Either way the focus and angle in which this is taken is great.
I can't find a thing that I don't like this picture, and this is going instantly to my faves. It's sure to inspire people who love makeup as well, and it sure is a very well done peice of art.
One thing I do wonder is why there is silver on the inner lid of your eye behind the eyelashes.. ._.
Anyways, Thank you for sharing this art with us, and I really do hope to see more from you, as I am sure others do too~!
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This piece truly reminds me of the wild spirit I personally associate with the tiger. The makeup looks excellent, and though it is not perfect at points, the imperfections only increase the wild look, like the tiger's fur was disheveled during his/her hunt. The stripes are done very well, and your eyebrow is nearly undetectable, which is admirable and makes the piece even more stunning. The glitter accents remind me of the tiger's majestic nature. Of all the big cats, tigers have always stuck me as above, like they belong in a separate, mystical world, and the sparkle really brings that out. The blood around the eye is intoxicatingly dangerous, a shout-out to the potentially deadly fangs, and yet the blood in the eye is the real kicker. It looks rather real, and has tinged the eye enough so that it is not only a blood-filled eye, but a red, painful eye. This speaks to me of the endangered nature of the tiger. The bleeding eye is a horrifically beautiful focal point, and the piece in general is simply breathtaking. It spoke to me in a very particular way, as I'm sure it spoke to many others, and I applaud you for invoking such thought into viewers. Indeed, you have done so well with your tiger-eye that one hardly registers your other eye to the side, yet when they do, it is like a glimpse back into reality.
This really is a fantastic work of art.
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I love the make up. I don't know exactly what is in the eye but it really brings out the blood painted around the eye. It makes my eyes water just looking at it, but in a good way. I love that only half the face is done beacuse it causes you to focuse on the tiger and results of the fight. I also like the subtle hints of glitter. This is absolutely stunning and caught my eye when i first saw it. This is put together very nicely. It shows the other side (violent and hazardous) of a very beautiful animal that we don't see often.
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This picture is amazing. The sharp tiger colourings contrast against her face, giving this picture a defined and abstract appearance. The use of glitter also draws your eyes discreetly to hers. The use of paint or fake blood gives the eye a striking view. which must of been a little painful. Leaving a section of her face as normal makes the tiger markings the focal image of this photo.
In all this photo is an amazing, individual and unique idea. The mixed media all blends in together smoothly and I can not find any bad things about it really.
Thanks for reading my second ever critique <3
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I love how intense this image is! I saw it as a small thumbnail and knew I had to open it into a bigger frame1 My only concern with it is the color in your eye. I would never put any color into my eye the way that you did. It does add more depth to your picture but at the same time you could have lost your eye. I recommend contacts next time. They can be costly but it could save your eye. it is an amazing effect though! the technique you used for painting the stripes and the blood are smooth and look super realistic when the image is in thumbnail it looks like a real tiger. I thought it was a splice of images! for your next image if you choose to paint your face try applying a thin layer of baby powder over the area so that it is easier to clean and will not stain your skin. Also if you use drip blood on a q-tip it looks more realistic. Other than that amazing job on the make-up. Keep up the good work!
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When reading her comments she says she put watercolor paint into her eye to give it that appearance.
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she stated her eye was already hurt at the moment so no coloration
although id be worried about using contacts then o.o
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How come your eyes change colour with each shot? I mean, the makeup looks amazing, and I could never even get close to the effects that it has. What's your real eye colour?
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Amazing! That looked like it hurt! Try ps next time
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If its any help to you, you can buy fake blood eye drops specially. They won't damage or irritate your eyes xD sorry if this is useless to you now
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how did u do this one, if i want the red eye, i'll just buy contacts lol
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Intense and gory in its own way...and yet so beautiful and amazing! I love it!
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Did it hurt at all to put the red color in your eye?
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I Really Can't Find Words For Such Beauty And Detail, I Can't Imagine How Long This Took You To Do! How Did You Color Your Eye Like That Without Irritation If You Don't Mind My Asking!
Very Beautiful
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OMG my friend would go crazy over this make-up! ...Lol she loves tigers! XD
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I love this piece...but at the same time it makes my eyes tear up looking at the red color in you eye. It looks painful.
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super cool! lol and what did you use to make your eye go red? looks super painful and i feel as though there may be a coloured contact lens that may have worked without so much pain, though wouldn't have been as epic i'm sure
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so how do you get the eye red with out actually painting the eye? its it a contact?
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its hard to admire this when I'm squirming around in my seat trying to imagine how it must have been putting red stuff in my eye
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Wow this is beautiful and powerful, it kindof makes my eye hurt to look at it
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It's really amazing! I can't critique it! It's not sweet, cut and that why I love it! This foto has got a power; it's a little bit scarring... This work is different and this is the reason why it's so good.
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how did you get your eye red? was it a contact or something?
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I will definitely imitate the red eye color, hahahhaa I'm kidding, good work you are very pro!
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