Paint the hairs of the eyebrow one by one. Paint the fake eyebrow with a liner brush and a dark brown paint.

Use a white silver paint to add the lights. To give it a three-dimensional effect, add shades with the light brown paint. With a lip brush, paint your lips with red lipstick in a heart shape.įinally, paint tears with gold paintand a #3 round brush. With a #1 round brush and red paint,outline the fragment edges. Add more intense shadows in the corners of the fragments. With the red eyeshadow and the precision brush, add more depth around the painted eye and create the optical illusion of a nasal septum. Define the iris adding more contrast with the dark green and blue and a #1 round brush. Make up your visible eye with a lot of mascara and a soft eyeliner (you can wear false lashes too).Īdd shadows inside the eye with light gray paintand a #2 round brush. Paint the eyelashes with a liner brush and black paint. With the same brush, add lights with the white paint. First, add shadows to the iris with dark blue and dark green paintwith a #1 round brush. Smudge some edges with a short blending brushto create smooth shadows and a more realistic appearance.Īdd more details to the eye.

Then, paint the iris with a #2 round brush and teal paint. Fill inside with white paint and a #2 round brush, leaving a hole for the iris. With the same brush, paint the waterline and the lacrimal caruncle with a flesh color. Start painting the shape with a #1 round brush and light brown paint. Start to paint an eye in the largest fragment of the forehead. Use a small flat brush.Īdd shading to the fragments with pink eyeshadow and a blending brush.With a precision brush, use a red eyeshadow to give even more depth in the shadow zone. Cover half of the right eyebrow if necessary, and make up each fragment with a very clear concealerand a short filbert brush.įill the rest of the face with black, including the eye that is outside the fragments.

Use black paint and a #2 round brush to draw the shape of each fragment in which the doll breaks. In this face paint tutorial, I’m recreating an Ashley Love watercolor illustration that I love so much! Check out her awesome work here!ĭon’t forget to tag me on social media if you dare to recreate it! (and also give credit to Ashley Love for the original design). Today I’m going to show you how to paint this broken doll face paint, perfect for Halloween season or to surprise all your friends at any costume party!

Cracked doll makeup face off