makes sense, right? quite a simple concept, but somewhere along the lines i stopped looking at individuals and began catagorizing the makeups: mens or womens. it was full steam ahead then with a one-size-fits-all approach.
while creating living statues this past weekend (pics to follow shortly) my inner dialogue told me 'time to do _____' or this same dialogue would say 'i'm lost! what step should i be on?'. neither of these questions were coming from an artistic/design side ... i was on auto-pilot. thankfully i recognized what was happening ... took a couple steps back to look and choose what is needed, not what SHOULD be done.
in the beginning of my career, having a precise system was a skill that i worked hard at developing and memorizing. my goal was to have an efficient and step-logical process for my theatrical makeups. i laid out my station almost in a paint-by-numbers pattern.
well, i am re-learning to stop, look, and simply ask ... how can i make this particular face look it's very best. simple, right? :o
while creating living statues this past weekend (pics to follow shortly) my inner dialogue told me 'time to do _____' or this same dialogue would say 'i'm lost! what step should i be on?'. neither of these questions were coming from an artistic/design side ... i was on auto-pilot. thankfully i recognized what was happening ... took a couple steps back to look and choose what is needed, not what SHOULD be done.
in the beginning of my career, having a precise system was a skill that i worked hard at developing and memorizing. my goal was to have an efficient and step-logical process for my theatrical makeups. i laid out my station almost in a paint-by-numbers pattern.
well, i am re-learning to stop, look, and simply ask ... how can i make this particular face look it's very best. simple, right? :o
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