Copy of Professional Course for JEN

Ultimate Online Face Painting Course

* price for Professional package

Are you ready to fast-track your face painting career? Maybe you have lots of questions but feel discouraged by everything there is to learn? Have you wanted to attend a workshop but found the barrier of distance and cost too much?

At last, there is an easy and affordable solution and I’m super excited to extend this opportunity to you via the International Face Painting School.

Make these three simple steps and join the community of successful face painters!

1. Check out the Curriculum with the features of each of the two packages available and decide what will work the best for you — self-education (Professional Package) or coaching with me as your mentor (Elite Package).

Course Curriculum — www.FaceBodyArt.com/Curriculum

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2. Right after you've picked a suitable package enroll by making a full payment or subscribe for one of our split-payments plans. After your payment is done, you will get immediate access to the Course content.

Course pricing — www.FaceBodyArt.com/Pricing

3. Check your inbox and make sure that you received a welcome letter from the School. Also, don't forget to carefully read the introduction at the beginning of the Course where you'll find useful instructions.

Course Curriculum

1. Welcome to class
2. Instructions for the course
3. 📍Homework: Describe your goal and Upload your "before" design
1. What are face painting and body art?
2. Professional products for face painting and body art
3. What does a face painter's kit consist of?
4. Allergic reactions and safety
5. Safety and Sanitation during COVID-19
6. Painting lips in a hygienic way
7. How to remove face paint from skin
8. Where to buy face painting products | Exclusive discounts
9. 📍Homework: Solve a conflict situation
1. Your own face, arms, legs and other accessible body parts
2. Kids and models
3. Practice boards
4. Practice pads and practice heads
5. How to clean a stained practice head
1. About face paints
2. White paint
3. Black paint
4. Split-cakes and one-stroke technique. General review.
5. Face painting palettes
6. How to choose a color out of a huge diversity of shades?
7. Waterproof face paints
1. The features of gold and silver paints
2. Gold paint application demo
3. Silver paint application demo
4. Pressed powders
5. Metallic powders
6. Metallic powder activation
1. Some terminology explanations
2. Are neon paints FDA, EU and Australian Standards compliant?
3. The truth about warnings
4. A manufacturer's reply on this topic
5. What should a face painter do?
1. Brushes
2. Round brushes
3. Flat and angled brushes
4. Filbert and chisel brushes
5. Blending brushes
6. Flora brushes and brushes for double dip
7. Sponges
8. Stencils
9. Brush tub
10. Glitter
11. Glitter shopping guide
12. Homework: revise your face painting kit
1. Personal hygiene and working with people
2. Taking care of your paints
3. How to fix a damaged paint surface
4. Taking care of your brushes
5. How to fix split or bent bristles
6. Taking care of your sponges and stencils
7. Taking care of your brush tub. How to clean a stained brush tub.
1. Basic color theory
2. Color Harmony
3. How to make your own split-cake
4. How to choose a color combination
5. Making your own split-cake
1. About bling-clusters
2. How to make your own bling clusters
3. Skin safe adhesives for bling-clusters
4. Examples of bling-clusters
1. Choose correct answers
1. Answering questions live
1. Important info before you begin
1. Paint activation and brush loading
2. Loading a sponge
3. Paint consistency
1. Loading a round brush
2. Mastering your linework
3. Balanced arrangement of linework on the face
4. Task: Swirls and teardrops design
5. 📍Submit your homework
6. Breaking down main mistakes
1. Materials
2. Mastering your double dip and triple dip techniques
3. Task: Double dip petals design
4. 📍Submit your homework
5. Breaking down common mistakes
6. Webinar "Paint Consistency and Double Dip"
1. About one stroke technique
2. Working with a large split-cake
3. Working with a small split-cake
4. Main strokes in one stroke technique
5. One stroke roses
6. Task: One stroke roses design
7. 📍Submit your homework
1. About filbert and blending brushes
2. About paints for blending and brush blending technique
3. Dry brushing
4. Sponge blending technique
1. About face painting sponges
2. Working with sponges
3. Creating texture and volume with sponges
4. Applying light and shadow with sponges
5. Kabuki brush and texture sfx sponge
1. About stencils
2. Working with stencils
1. About cosmetic glitter
2. Applying glitter with fingertips
3. Applying glitter with an applicator-brush
4. Applying glitter with a brush
5. Applying glitter with a puffer-bottle
6. Applying glitter with a stencil
7. Applying chunky glitter (powdery or gel-glitter)
1. Main setup and ergonomic table organization
2. Transportation systems
3. Displaying your designs at gigs
4. Supplemented kit for festivals
5. Comfortable body postures for face painting
1. Choose correct answers
1. Important info before you begin
1. Design placement in face painting
2. Highlights and shadow placement in face painting
3. Focal points in face painting
4. Practical uses of focal points
5. Tips and tricks for symmetrical designs
1. About butterflies
2. How to build up a perfect butterfly shape
3. TOP 10 mistakes in face painting butterflies
4. Basic butterfly
5. 📍Submit your homework
6. One stroke butterfly
7. 📍Submit your homework
8. Evaluation test *PREREQUISITE*
1. Light and shadow in face painting
2. Creating 3D spherical elements
1. Heart Princess
2. 📍Submit your homework
3. Classic kitty cat
4. 📍Submit your homework
5. Classic Spider-Man
6. 📍Submit your homework
7. Batman mask
8. 📍Submit your homework
9. Realistic tiger
10. 📍Submit your homework
11. Alicorn
12. 📍Submit your homework
13. T-Rex in two variations
14. 📍Submit your homework
15. Pirate Skull
16. 📍Submit your homework
1. Step 1: The Idea
2. Step 2: Inspiration resources
3. Step 3: Figuring out the placement
4. Step 4: Sketch on the paper
5. Step 5: "Raw" design on a practice pad and trying on the face
6. Step 6: Final design
7. Links to inspirational pages and events
1. Final test *PREREQUISITE*
2. 📍Homework: Repaint your own design
3. Submission for Certification
1. Important info before you begin
1. Butterfly made of teardrops and swirls
2. Small one-stroke butterfly
3. Double dip butterfly
4. Create your own butterfly
1. Introduction
2. Angel
3. Rainbow Fairy
4. Flower Fairy
5. Winter Princess
6. Mermaid
1. Easy kitty cat
2. Bunny
3. Bad-boy bunny
4. Cute puppy. Working with small wriggly kids.
5. Husky
1. Introduction
2. One stroke Spider-Man
3. Realistic Batman mask
1. Colorful tiger
2. Cute leopard
3. Realistic leopard
4. Lion
1. Introduction
2. Basic pony
3. Pony with blending
4. One stroke horse
5. Realistic horse
6. Pony rainbow mask
1. One stroke dragon mask
2. Toothless from "How to train your dragon"
1. Easy monster
2. Shark in two variations
3. Terminator
1. Scorpion
2. Sewn skin (stitches)
3. 3D jewellery — painting and applications
1. On-the-job basics
2. Insurance for face painting
3. Investments and hidden costs
4. How much should I charge for face painting
5. How to work fewer hours and earn more money
6. How to market yourself and stay booked
7. What else can you do to grow your business and expand your skills

About this course

€1.000,00
198 lessons
0 hours of video content

About the instructor

Olga Murasev

Professional face painter and body artist, international instructor and judge, founder of the International Face Painting School.

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Make these three simple steps and join the community of successful face painters!

PART ONE: MATERIALS — Introduction.

Module 1 — Face painting basics: safety, professional materials, recommendations and practical advice.

Module 2 — Practice tools and methods. Comparative review.

Module 3 — About Face Paints. Review, comparison and recommendations.

Module 4 — Gold and silver paints. Powders for face painting.

Module 5 — Neon paints, terminology and safety.

Module 6 — Brushes, sponges, stencils, glitter and all the other little things a face painter needs.

Module 7 — Hygiene and taking care of materials. How to fix split brushes tips and damaged paints.

Module 8 — Color-wheel theory. Making your own split-cake.

Module 9 — Creating custom bling-clusters.

Evaluation test *PREREQUISITE*

Webinar "Part One of the Course".

PART TWO: TECHNIQUES — Introduction.

Module 1 — Working with paints. Paint activation and loading, paint consistency for different types of work.

Module 2 — Round brush work technique. Main types of linework in face and body painting.

Module 3 — The Double dip technique. Double dip flowers, clusters, reversed teardrops, triple dip technique.

Module 4 — One stroke technique. Working with split-cakes.

Module 5 — Working with filbert and blending brushes.

Module 6 — Working with sponges. Kabuki brush.

Module 7 — Techniques of using stencils.

Module 8 — Techniques of applying glitter.

Module 9 — Building your own setup. Outdoor gigs. Most comfortable body postures for painting. Displaying face painting designs for different gigs.

Evaluation test *PREREQUISITE*

PART THREE: DESIGNS — Introduction.

Module 1 — Basics of working on the face. Focal points. Symmetry in designs.

Module 2 — Everything about butterflies. Geometry, types of butterflies and painting techniques.

Module 3 — Light and shadow in face painting, creating realistic 3D objects.

Module 4 — Mandatory designs.

Module 5 — Steps for creating your own design.

Certification.

OPTIONAL DESIGNS.

Butterflies 🦋

Princesses & Fairies 👸

Kitty cats, Bunnies & Puppies 🐶

Superheroes: Spider-Man & Batman 🦇

Tigers, Leopards & Lions 🐯

Horses, Ponies, Unicorns & Pegasi 🦄

Dragons designs 🐲

Scary designs for boys 👻

Realistic 3D designs 💎

BONUS Module: On-the-Job and Business essentials.

About this course

Evaluation test PREREQUISITE

Evaluation test PREREQUISITE