Blogpost on the faceup I did on my Kanadoll Adrian: here.
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I finally did the 2nd episode lol. For those of you who haven't seen it, the "Faceup Log" is a series I'm doing to share some of my observations and what I learnt during my own faceup journey.
Faceup Log 02 is about tracking your progress while doing faceups. I have taken photos of my completed faceups to see my progress and improvement over the years. This year, I decided to take it a step further and track how long I took to do 2 of my recent faceups. In this video, I share some of the things I learnt from doing this, as well as show you guys a timelapse of the faceups over time :)
Side note: I have other logs in mind, like showing the art materials I use for faceup (and my thoughts on them), as well as other more in-depth cuts of various parts of the faceup process, e.g. how to spray MSC, or how to use Pinterest for gathering references pre-faceuping. Let me know if some of these interest you more and maybe I'll bump those up! This series is not a super high priority compared to some of the other things I'm doing, but I'm trying to do it more consistently so it'll be good to hear some feedback on what content is preferred :)
I started a series called “Faceup Log” to share some of my observations and what I learnt during my own faceup journey. The first log is about contrast, or the “instagram” faceup vs “natural/in person/naked eye” faceup.
TL;DR: I switched to a heavily blushing to make my faceups look better on camera ~
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I've been wanting to share some of my faceup learnings and I was deciding between a long blog post here, or via multiple youtube videos. I went with videos in the end because I feel like there is more opportunities for people to find it than if I put it on this blog, but if anyone thinks a blogpost would be better, do let me know?
