So being the designer on the day all I have to do is sit back and look pretty. Thats simple enough but I can't help but stress any way even though I'm not even doing the make-up. but as soon as chelsea begun working I relaxed.
I like the fact that chelsea had clearly practised exactly what we had spoke about before. she had improved her eyebrow blocking both technique and timing and in general clearly had a better understanding of my design than last time. In this photo in comparison to her practice you can see more drastic change in skin tone from the forehead to the chin which is more what i was aiming for last time.
on the day I brought this face chart and had annotated it with small comments that i knew would help chelsea specifically such as to make sure you could see a much stronger white line than last time and to remember to clean up the lips.
this photo i actually quickly took myself just to see how she had done on the neck and it turned out to be one of my favourite photos taken on the day of the assessment as it brings out the concept of the design much more. the way the women plastered on the thick white paint in elizabethan times is represented beautifully and the shock red lips stand out in amazing contrast to the rest of the face.
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