#creative makeup looks

[makeupreviewandbeautyblog]

Unleash Your Festive Glam: A Step-by-Step Guide to Simple Yet Creative Makeup Looks

The gleeful season is upon us, and it’s the perfect time to sparkle and radiate with festive makeup looks that mirror the joyful spirit of festivities. Whether it’s a cosy gathering with loved ones or a swanky shindig, your makeup can be the highlight of your festive ensemble. Embrace the magic of the season and plunge into these step-by-step guides to easily elevate your festive makeup looks and…

[heyitsgigisadventures]

Say Goodbye to Melting Makeup: Tips for a Sweat-Proof Look | Makeup Tips

How To Have Your Makeup Look Amazing All Day Every Day | Makeup Tips, Sweat-Proof Makeup   Click here to take a look at The Ultimate Glow Up Guide That Will Completely Change Your Life!   If you struggle with makeup that melts off in the heat, these tips are for you! From using a long-lasting foundation to setting with powder and finishing with a setting spray, this guide will show you how to…

[mblue-art]

BAD SANSUARY // [14] tears for owl-bones's event !

"...Killer, it just looks like I have running mascara."

"it's such a look though."

messy kisses and post-nuzzles

[lilidawnonthemoon]

[kazuaru]

Some of my oc's in alpha hairs.

[ismyteadoneyet]

I think I accidentally uncovered yesterday why my family generally are fine with generative AI, especially when it comes to arts and "creative" matters.

I am (famously) quite bad at taking compliments (though I have gotten WAY better at it, and am actively working on it), and was drawing on my tablet while my parents sat next to me. My mom complimented my drawing skills, following it up with "I can barely draw a stick figure".

(Side note: this might be a me-problem, but I think that combining a compliment with a "comparison to the speaker" gives the compliment a sour undertone, but again, that might just be me. I've seen too many posts and things about "comparison is the theif of joy" or whatever the quote is, to feel comfy with accepting a compliment that essentially boils down to "holy crap you're so much better than me!!" 🫠🫠)

I thanked her, and replied with something along the lines of "it's all about practice, and I have practiced a lot," to which she countered with "no but like, you've always been good at drawing," to which I tried explaining that, like a muscle, I have been drawing and doodling a lot, in other words, practiced, right? I have always had an interest in drawing, which of course helps keeping me motivated to actually get better at it. And if she wanted to be able to draw more than a stick figure, I am certain she would be able to if she did practice (I brought up PewDiePie's drawing videos as an example), but she dismissed it entirely as something she wasn't able to do.

Even though my mother, having an interest in the human body and as a result knowing damn near every single muscle in the body by the latin name because she studied that, refused to accept that I have done the same to get better at my own skill, because, of course, I never went to school for it, right? I don't have a diploma to prove that I have practiced an ungodly amount of hours and watched more tutorials than I will ever care to count.

Being "good at drawing" (and other arts) is (I think) something my family simply believes that you either are born with, or you're not.

And that's where the justification for gen AI comes in, right? Because if arts is not a thing you practice and study to get better at, it is probably, in their minds, ableist to talk bad about gen AI, because "how can you gatekeep expression in art like that?" (My brother once pulled the argument that "well what if someone wants to make a comic and has the story and all but can't draw? Don't you think they deserve to create that comic in other ways, then?" to which I have never been more confused because what the entire fuck do you think other comic artists did to achieve that in the past, my guy??)

I eventually gave up when my mom kept asking me to "just accept the compliment" but I haven't quite been able to. Because if the compliment is just regarding something "I had since I was born", what has all my practice been for? Why have I "wasted" all this time trying to get better if I was born with the skillset I have now? Why is the compliment directed at me if my parents were the ones bringing me into this world? Shouldn't they be patting themselves on the back for bringing such a creative spirit to life?

[glossykris]

I miss Jere. Show me his best look ever pls

sorry for not picking a flashy one but buff yellow corduroy era >>>

especially with the natural hair 😩

[laurenpartistry]

sunset colours will always be my favourite 🫶

if you’re reading this you should follow me on instagram! @laurenpartistry 🫶, that’s where you’ll find the products that I used for this look :)

[shoponlinemalls]

Pretty eyemakeup! 💜

[mourning-vampire]

this look was so good 🤩 (they/them)

[cismenwholooklikelesbianstome]

This is another thumbnail that got me to think the person in the pic is a girl when actually he’s a cis guy. I gotta say btw a metal girl watching those old ps2 graphic Barbie movies? Made me click real quick. I’m such a simple bitch

[sun-undone]

more hbh thoughts

i desperately need to know who did ant’s halloween makeup, his glittery highlight in 2x06, and his hair for formal like ??????? is my guy super artistic???? do he and spider pre together and spider is always recruited to help his queer bestie with his Look???? i require answers

[lilidawnonthemoon]

[cosmiccreativebits]

Recent makeup look lol

[jamdoughnutmagician]

Once again inspired by Chappell Roan's Coachella makeup..💖🦋🧚‍♀️

[sonotfunn3y]

Body Horror! Body Horror! Body Horror!

I think one of my absolute favorite things about writing fantasy-horror is body horror. I love the idea of magic twisting and contorting through someone's body so grotesquely compared to the fluffy sparkly side of magic everyone thinks of when you picture fantasy and fairy tales

The fmc in the books series I've been working on (her name is Kenna) has the gift of fire and she's such a little freak because of it, I love it

I wrote that magic is activated through adrenaline so the more blood and adrenaline pumping through your veins the quicker and sharper magic can be wielded

So when my fmc uses her freaky little fire powers her veins glow and it is SO COOL at least in my head

Can you just imagine this unsuspecting girl getting a rush of adrenaline and suddenly every vein in her body is glowing (including the veins in her eyes, so it's not just the veins you see beneath your skin) and you can literally see the circulation of her blood and her ribs are all illuminated because of her heart beating so fast GOD I LOVE HER

I just think combining anatomy and magic is so cool :)