Outlining Spiderman Eyes on Kids Faces

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Summary: Here are some tips on how to outline Spiderman eyes on faces for your party in this free video clip.

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Outlining Spiderman Eyes on Kids Faces

Hi, so we're working on our spider man face today. As you can see we've got our eye and our red base. Now we want to do is outline our eye and that's really going to make it pop plus allow us to shape it a little bit better. Then we can go back in and fix the white and the red if we don't quite like where the black ended up. Again I'm pouring a little liquid black in here. I really like the coverage that the liquid black and white give, over the cake or powder face paint. For spider man's eye I'm going to use my little bit larger round brush make a little bit of a thicker outline. I'm going to tip my model's head this way, and I'm going to start right here at the center and just make a nice straight line going up towards the corner of his face. Adding a little more paint as you need it. I'm going to angle down, and go under his eye, not too close. Again you want to just watch, especially when you're painting around the eyes if the child's moving and wiggling you just want to go slow and carefully. It's not a speed contest. We don't want to poke anyone in the eye. So now that we've got a nice outline, that's more in the shape of spider man?s face, we can go back in with our red and cover up that white and just clean it up a little bit. Wipes are great too if you have paint that got somewhere that you didn't want it to be. Just for going in and cleaning up your lines. I'm using the other end of the sponge to be able to get right up next to that line and fill that in. Now we have our spider man face and our eye.