teaching advanced Fancy Classes at Starmagic, last lesson...merry X-mas!

I'm teaching these classes 6 weeks and this was the design I wanted my students to recreate in class..it contains all elements I tought them last week..(they already learned, but had to practice again)..it's an asymmetrical mask





next week they will do a butterfly in two ways, then an elaborate princess (or fantasy) crown, then a symmetrical kind of mardi gras mask and in the final class they get to make their own design

i loooooooooooove the colors.... so nice!!

the colours are btw metallic red, old gold and gold..all dfx

Gorgeous, michelle!

So Pretty! (as always!) How fun for your students!

Very pretty!!

Very nice!

I love it, and as always I love your use of color.

I'd love being there... So jealous of your students. Love the mask (I specially like the central swirl that drops along the nose (if that makes sense)). Please, post pics of your next designs. I can't attend to your classes but at least I'll see the result.

You are amazing. I love that you are constantly creating new designs and masks. To live near you and take classes would be so awesome. Your dedication inspires me so much. You are fearless!!!!

Have fun, your students are so lucky. Thanks for always sharing.

I love your designs! The red and gold are lovely!

thank you! creating new designs is what I love the most! and Pilareta, I will! is this your real name? does it mean something like butterfly?

I really like your designs and definately going to take a class one day!!
(save some cash first...)
Like the way you make the "wiggly" lines...

michellesfantasyfaces wrote:thank you! creating new designs is what I love the most! and Pilareta, I will! is this your real name? does it mean something like butterfly?

Nope, my real name is PILAR. It's a very typical Spanish name. My Holy Day is a National Festivity (October 12th, it's also the day when Columbus reached America, a very celebrated day in Spain). The end "ETA" is a household and affectionate diminutive. I wish it meant "butterfly"!! The Spanish word for "butterfly" is "MARIPOSA". And here ends today's Spanish lesson, guys

thanks..