From
the June 2005 International Makeup Artist Tradeshow (Click
on images to enlarge)
25.)
Practicing
my psychic healing.
37.) Coloration
was finished with a final light pass of makeup – suggesting a
light application of foundation over the ‘skin’ of her
Majesty. Adding the eyebrows.
26.) The
forehead is anchored.
38.) Placing
the hand-tied wig made by Stacy Butterworth.
27.) Blending
off the overlap.
39.)
With
the help of hairstylist Benjamin Robin, the wig is lightly
anchored and quickly dressed.
28.) Placing
the earlobe extensions.
40.) ‘Lisbett’
awaiting her coronation!
29.) Doing
something magical, I’m sure…
41.) ‘All
rise!….’
30.)
Anchoring
the nose / upper lip piece.
42.)
The
finished gelatin appliance makeup on model Elissa Frittaion as
Queen Elizabeth II.
31.) Noticing
‘Philip’ in the crowd…
43.) Her
Majesty and her loyal subject.
32.)
I'm using a gelatin/latex
stretch and stipple to texturally blend the eyes into the sculpted
appliances. Stretch and stipple was also used to blend the lips
and mouth into the appliances.
44.)
33.)
Beginning
the extrinsic finishing process by hand painting a very sheer coat
of light skin tone using an acrylic & Beta Bond wash.
45.)
34.)
Facing
the music!
46.)
35.)
Adding
some detailed highlights and shadows into certain structures and
textures using some Skin Illustrator colors.
47.)
Hairstylist
Benjamin Robin, model Elissa Frittaion and CharlesPorlier.
36.) Airbrushing
a sheer buildup of successive washes and spatter patterns of
acrylic-based colors resembling capillaries, freckles and
liver-spots.
48.)
Prince
Philip isn’t the only one to have done the queen…..HA!
CREDITS:
Design, sculpt and application
– Charles
Porlier of Vancouver Film School Makeup Design Mold & appliance construction –Charlie Grant of ‘Monster Fun Inc’ Wig Construction
–Stacy
Butterworth of Stacy Butterworth Wigs Inc. Hairstyling and wig application – Benjamin Robin Model –Elissa
Frittaion
"The appliances were all gelatin.
I hated the nose – my measurements were off and I sculpted it
too wide (looks better in a profile – oh-well, next time).
Whenever possible, I use PPI products!"
