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PERRY!! Why haven't you posted yet?
You always get the ball rolling!
lol

Tash.

LOL, so true, too funny!! Come on perry Lets see it. lol Perry...Perry...Perry...Perry!!!!

I think this is going to be a tough challenge!

Geez it's just taken me 1 1/2 hrs just to get the photo's uploaded I tried with RockYou first cause I like the look of their slide shows, downloaded all the pics which took ages & then went to save & it says an error occured So I've gone through imageshack but for some reason it has my last pic coming first on the slideshow

Anyhow materials used: snaz black, snaz copper, snaz beige
fine liner brush, round #4, chisel brush & sponge.
Steps: outline shape of eagle, sponge copper colour over eye
:fill in outlined area with copper
:paint on beak in beige
:outline & add details in black.

This is my wedge tail eagle which if part of my wildlife in Tasmania designs. Hope you like it.

Delightful, and your young man is quite the ham too

So, since I’m currently re-vamping a lot of my designs and adding new designs to my board for the festival season, I’ve decided to use my practice head for this one. I’ve been painted and washed so many times the last couple days that my skin needs a break… and not just the breakout I’m experiencing from it being dry and raw from the scrubbing. This is a design I’ve had in my repertoire for quite a while and I just made a step-by-step for it.

Anyway, on to what I’m posting…

Materials Used
Brushes: #2 and #6 rounds
Paint/Colors: (All Wolfe F/X) Red, Orange, Yellow, White, Black

Step One: Mix dark red using red and black and e using the #6 round.
Step Two: Outline in regular red and add points to outline.
Step Three: Outline the red in orange making the points more prominent and begin adding shape.
Step Four: Outline Orange in Yellow making the shapes of the flames more apparent.
Step Five: Using the #2 round, outline the yellow in black and go back with a moistened brush to blend the yellow and orange together better.
Step Six: Highlight the flames in white and you’re done! You can also try doing the colors in reverse order, it looks just as cool!



Final Photo!


And what it can look like with the colors reversed!


I should note, that since learning on this forum that red around the eyes isn't the best idea, I now paint this design witht he white to the inside everytime now. The second photo is a newer photo and thus looks better because I've grown and improved since the first photo was taken!

Great designs ladies! As soon as my family passes the "no painting on sick kids" test I'll finally get to do my design

hmmm...I only have girls...but maybe I'll think of something and put it on my own face!

LOL you guys... back to school has been taking up a lot of my time. Don't worry, I'll figure out something. I'm just trying to think of something that I don't already do for boys on my menu so that it is really "original" and not just my same old snake or shark or dragon... I suppose I could revamp my dragon design.

Great flame mask Punky, I really like the newer one with the white around the eyes.

Looks great guys!!! I'm so stumped by this challenge. Boys baffle me, but I'm determined to come up with something.

Alright...here goes. I had to work very fast. My model is usually very patient but today he was living up to the name of the character 'Monstrous Nightmare'! He would not sit still and whined until the end and he saw himself in the mirror...THEN he loved it! Here is one of the 'How to Train your Dragon' dragons:

nice!...I bet he loved it!

That's really cool!