The following is an entry sent in for our monthly Competition!
“How to Paint a Rose Bud Video”
By Kim Baker
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Kim, thank you soooo much for making such a helpful face painting video!!! I can’t wait to see more people sending in videos to this blog. Great work!! I’ll be posting the rest of the entries until the end of March when I announce the winner.
Please leave a comment if you want to ask questions, or just want to offer encouragement!
Happy Face Painting,
Philadelphia Tivoli
www.FacePaintingTips.com
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Thanks, Kim. That was very informative and a beautiful rose design. The design was so simple! I was amazed! You only used a few colors and brush strokes to make such a lovely rose. I’m going to give that one a try. Thanks, again!
its really very great and super way of teaching………..i like it very much …its really coolllllllllllllllll……………
Thanks Kim!
That was a “2 for the price of 1″ tutorial… now I know how to go about making my own split cakes as well! Do you know if your technique of microwaving the paint for a few seconds works well with Snazaroo cakes? I am worried that they will get all crumbly if I try to cut them. Have you had any experience with cutting up Snaz cakes?
nancy- I sent an email directly to you- but for any other readers- I did split Snazaroo with no problem and no need to microwave- I made a mini rainbow cake. I needed to microwave the paradise metallics however- very crumbly!
kim
Yahoo! Thanks Philadelphia!!
kim
Hey!!
I need to know how i contact a face painter ASAP. . .there’s this event at my Uni and we need someone to pain the dancers faces. . .there’s only 6 people. . .and it’s in Sharjah. . .
Hi Zaine,
Do you mean Sharjah in the UAE? Check out this website:
http://www.tumbletimedubai.com/gallery2.htm
Happy Face Painting
Philadelphia Tivoli
http://www.FacePaintingTips.com
Thank u so much Philadelphia. . i’ll check them out
LOVED it. I only have one suggestion: please load your brush ON CAMERA! Loading a flat brush (or a sponge) properly is as important as applying the paint to the skin. I’m an absolute beginner, so hearing you explain how to do it might not be enough for some of us newbies. Other than that, i loved the tutorial. THANKS!