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Under The Sea
Under The Sea
Make a splash at your next event with these animated sea creature designs! Set sail with Carmen as she charts a course straight for the crucial areas of the face, eyes and mouth. She challenges you to deflect their energy into bringing your designs to life instead of merely surfing around them. This class emphasizes on using natural facial features to enhance the design. It’s great for those looking to paint cool, fast and fun designs that will really impress children at your next gig.
Products Used
For your convenience each artist has a class page on Silly Farm Supplies where you can view all the products used in their classes and help you choose the products you want and need. Each FabaTV artist also wanted to share with you some of their most useful tips and tricks as well as free tutorials to give you inspiration throughout the year. You can find these free videos in the FabaTV Tutorials section.
Comments
Sarah Gilbert
2011-06-30 22:38:26
Thank you for a great class! I can't wait to try these designs out on my kids... I know they are going to love them! The interactive eyes and mouth add a wonderful element of fun! I appreciated how you explained what size brush you were using as you switched between brushes.... Very helpful.
Carmen Chase
2011-07-15 11:26:49
The gospel lessons are at www.gospelfacepainting.com (also known as Razzbdazzle.com). Simply click the "Gospel Face Painting" link, then the bottom right hand link, "Shop Here". Scroll down to see the item at the bottom of the first shopping page. Cost is $3.00 USD for PDF which is delivered via email. The only lesson that is a duplicate of previous About Face lessons is the dolphin. All others are brand new. Thanks everyone for your comments!
Gina Patterson
2011-07-19 00:56:33
What cute designs. I have always dreaded the dolphin, but now I can't wait to try this one. And the turtle is so adorable.
Great class, the designs are so adorable and fun. Would have loved a close up of each face at the end from the outer camera though. Such a pleasure to watch though. : )