Brushstroke Practice Techniques Video

by Philadelphia Tivoli · 15 comments

Hey there, I found a video made by highly respected professional face painter Kat Sinclair from BrushStrokesMag! Her video will show you how to paint tear drops, curls and tiger stripes. So watch the video and start practising your brushstrokes :-)

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Bonita Evans Tue at 9:48 am

Thanks for posting! Those tiger stripes are to die for :) I just always find it amazing how such simple techniques give such awesome results. I like the look of the tribal designs, and I think this helps me further understand the concept of their creation…

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ivonne Wed at 9:57 am

Amazing. I love face painting is so free. Your demos are so ggod. that way i can see how to do it. I like specially the one with brush strokes. I have a question. When you pur the colors do you start from your lightes color and then go to the more darker ones?
Do the paints dry fast so you can put a color on top and not mix them?

ivonne

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Eileen Wed at 8:47 pm

Thanks Philadelphia for the two vids from Heather Banks and Kat Sinclair. I think their work is amazing and it feels as if I’ve had a private class with both of them. I especially love the swirls and twirls. Now I just have to practice, practice, practice………………

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Nina Redman Fri at 10:22 am

This was brilliant and I have tried it before, it needs some practice though, and you make it look so easy. well done. Nina

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tmgcr Fri at 10:32 am

Excellent! I love the way it looks… It’s seems to be very easy… I think one tip for that is the well loaded brush…
I’ll practice those strokes this weekend… regards from CR!!!

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Harmony Roth Mon at 6:05 am

It’s a great video! Love it.

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laura Wed at 3:43 pm

i love the butterfly, just needs for you to be a little more detailed

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Lisa Bailiff Wed at 5:13 pm

I like the tiger stripes!!!! So very realistic looking. I will have to try to roll my brush – I best get practicing.

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Kimberly Wed at 1:38 pm

Wow you make that look easy, It takes a lot of practice and really load your brush. The video is very helpful. Thanks for the help.

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Kat Sinclair Tue at 8:30 am

Hi, I just found out that you posted my video here, and I’ve been reading the comments – would have been great to know these comments earlier! There are other videos on my youtube site – http://www.youtube.com/brushstrokesmag – please leave comments there if you want me to read and respond to them, thanks :)

Kat

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Philadelphia Tivoli Philadelphia from FacePaintingTips.com Tue at 10:11 pm

Hi Kat, so sorry i haven’t emailed you about this post earlier, i have been so busy!

Everybody is enjoying your videos, thanks for making them :-)

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Kari Ivey Thu at 12:56 pm

I really liked this video. I have the hardest time painting good Tiger stripes and this demonstration was excellent. It is good advice to paint with the twist and then follow that same contour on the adjacent stripes as well as following the contour of the person’s face. I think that this is going to help me a lot. Thanks!

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Sandy Eplett Thu at 3:02 pm

This video helped me more than any book anywhere…just seeing the way she held her brush and the way she twisted it! Bravo! Very simple and to the point (no pun intended!). Keep ‘em coming!

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Anonymous Wed at 4:26 am

i absolutely love these videos! thanks so much!

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TERRI ANN Sat at 2:33 pm

I have watched quite a few of Kats’ video’s. How wonderful she is at teaching and painting both! I am a step below beginner in the world of anything art related, so to say the least, very helpful video. Thank you KAt, keep up the great posts!

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