Mermaid Salon - The Original Chubby Mermaid Brush - Galax-Sea
I have been eyeing off this brush for ages!
I think it is perfect for contour and it's super soft.
And I had to get the pink/blue colour.
It comes with a little cap so if you put it in your purse, it won't get everything dirty.
Price: 2/5 ($16 for one)
Effectiveness: 5/5
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Thursday, 22 February 2018
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Tuesday, 20 February 2018
Featherella Beauty - Mermaid Jewel Brushes
Price: 1/5 ($85.41... eeep!)
These brushes are everything!
They are pink, blue, jeweled, and super soft!
I've wanted a set of brushes for a while and these just spoke to me!
They also came with a sparkly carry bag!
Price: 1/5 ($85.41... eeep!)
Effectiveness: 5/5
Saturday, 4 March 2017
Wednesday, 12 October 2016
Art break - The World's Creepiest Art Project
I unfortunately started this before I was blogging, so I don't have a lot of early photos.
This is an acrylic/ watercolour paint on recycled board.
This was inspired by a documentary I was where someone had preserved a lock of Beethoven's hair, which was then used to show he was exposed to high levels of lead during his life, possibly leading/contributing to his illness.
So I thought, what could I create that would use part of my body? Something with my hair, my DNA.
I don't care that it is creepy.
That adds to its interest.
I painted a image of myself as a mermaid, on a rock.
The hair is my hair.
Her eyelashes are hairs from my leg (bulb attached).
Her tail is my skin (from my feet - don't worry, I didn't hurt myself harvesting this).
Her scales are my nails.
The seaweed next to her is also some of my leg hair (bulb attached).
The nails took a while to collect up.
Here is the painting before the scale adding began:
Here are the nails:
Let's remove that nail polish:
And paint them in a uniform colour:
And we start gluing them on slowly, a few each day:
I had some left over nails so I made a flower and a oyster.
And the final piece:
*I have something in mind to take the place of the oyster (a human pearl of huge sentimental value, generated by a dear friend) but I have to wait to see if I am ever the lucky owner of this particularly precious piece.
If I acquire it, the oyster will simply be moved to the rock.
I unfortunately started this before I was blogging, so I don't have a lot of early photos.
This is an acrylic/ watercolour paint on recycled board.
This was inspired by a documentary I was where someone had preserved a lock of Beethoven's hair, which was then used to show he was exposed to high levels of lead during his life, possibly leading/contributing to his illness.
So I thought, what could I create that would use part of my body? Something with my hair, my DNA.
I don't care that it is creepy.
That adds to its interest.
I painted a image of myself as a mermaid, on a rock.
The hair is my hair.
Her eyelashes are hairs from my leg (bulb attached).
Her tail is my skin (from my feet - don't worry, I didn't hurt myself harvesting this).
Her scales are my nails.
The seaweed next to her is also some of my leg hair (bulb attached).
The nails took a while to collect up.
Here is the painting before the scale adding began:
Here are the nails:
Let's remove that nail polish:
And paint them in a uniform colour:
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| Blu-tack helps a lot! |
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| 1207 Tinseltown |
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| 785 Matte Pearl Glaze |
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| Avon Opal top coat |
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| Done! |
And we start gluing them on slowly, a few each day:
I had some left over nails so I made a flower and a oyster.
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| I even put a tiny pearl in it! |
And the final piece:
*I have something in mind to take the place of the oyster (a human pearl of huge sentimental value, generated by a dear friend) but I have to wait to see if I am ever the lucky owner of this particularly precious piece.
If I acquire it, the oyster will simply be moved to the rock.
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