The first step for almost all designs is to create a smooth base. Start by activating your face paint color as explained on our previous post using a face painting sponge like the Splash Half Moon sponge by Jest Paint. Once you have a...
Being able to do great line work while face painting is probably the hardest part of it. Line work requires a lot of practice, good techniques and good quality tools. One of the most important things is to use really...
One of the most basic techniques that can be applied to every style of line work is the “thin to thick” technique. The more pressure you put on your brush, the more your brush will spread. Also, more pressure means...
Tear Drops are the second most popular face painting design element, beyond basic line work to define a design. Learning how to do good looking tear drops takes a lot of practice, but once you learn it is like riding...
Swirls are likely the third most popular face painting design element and they come in handy when you need to add flow and flair to your designs. Once you´ve got teardrops and thin to thick lines figured out, swirls are...
A focal point is an imaginary point in the design towards which every element of the design is directed to; it is a very important part of every face painting design and since your line work is a key part...
Once you have the basic elements of face painting down, you need to start working on your designs. There are 4 very important aspects to keep in mind for a face painting design to work: Focal Point or Flow Balance...
At JestPaint we have created this easy to follow Shopping Guide so that you can find the right product for your needs. If you have any questions please feel free to call us at 269-459-1870 / 269-598-5436 or e-mail us...
All of the information posted below is based on our own research. We have talked to manufacturers, brand owners, and chemists, as well as looked into ingredients lists, MSDS's, lab tests results, etc. But, since we are not scientists ourselves...
