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Jenn, I love that!!!
Creative, love to watch and see all the details!

jennvangogh wrote:

Love it going in my inspiration book for sure ^_^

Jennavangogh I to love your mask...what a great idea for the younger kids that still want a halloween face but not a scary one...this is so cute.

Creative Painter--wow this so so detailed and awesome-so many fun things in here!-good job

Jennavangogh, I love that little mask!
creativepainter, you did a fantastic detailed job on that practicehead!

Thanks guys!

Obviously I'm not entering the competition, but I came here for inspiration, and...well, I got it! Fantastic, impressive work from everyone.

Thanks for all the inspiration, going to look at the other threads now to get even more.

Jenn, I love your design.

Thank you everyone for the compliments and I hope you all can use this for your Halloween boards.

Jennvangogh love love that mask!!! So creative and cute! (the design lol )

I don't like to eat candy corn but I sure will be painting it now thanks to that cool mask! Jennvangogh.

Craetivepanter, I'm lovin the fact that you threw in a zombie silhouette, I didn't notice him the first time,LOL Very nice entries.

This is my first attempt at a zombie. Not the best, but it was quick and easy.
Used Snazaroo paints (from the party pack), sponge, #3 & #4 brushs



Start with a base a shade or two darker than your skin colour where you want the ripped flesh.
Outline with a redish brown colour and blend toward the center.




Paint teeth across mouth.



(sorry this picture is so dark!)

Outline teeth and mouth with black/red. Add in any shading to the corners of fleshy parts



( this is what opened the door for my dear husband last night. haha! His reply," oh my god! Whats wrong with you? ;D )

Darken eyes and brow. Blend into surrounding skin with a very light white wash. Add wrinkles and detail to flesh.

The end!

This is my first ever entry - fingers crossed that it turns out ok in the thread

step 1: snazaroo sparkle orange
step 2: faint red lines to indicate the pumpkin, black eyes, two seeds for the nose and a tim-burton-like smile
step 3: add details and curls in black ( wolfe black btw)

step 4: add some shading

Quick and easy, and really sparkly!

That is "Gourd-geous" mamakatrien!! I love your style;)

My first try at a challenge . .
1. Make eyeball imprint with sushi cake and mop sponge in centre of forehead.


2. Outline eyeball in black ( I used a 1/8 angle brush), coming to a point towards the hairline. Using same brush, add a head, fangs and legs (with connecting teardrops starting where the head meets the body).

3. Load a small flat brush with black and white and make some webbing between the top legs.

4. Double dip a round brush with white and black and paint flowers on leg creases and petals falling down to cheeks. Use pearl purple for the flower centres and add more petals.

5. Add highlights, glitter and a starburst on cheek.

emkensuri:
I love how her excitment level is wavering off in each picture--made me laugh!!

I love the idea as a spider body being an eyeball! Also great flowers. and falling petals--love that color combo--what is it?

Okey doke - my first entry in a FPF challenge...



Used Starblends White/Red/Black
Wolfe Black and White
FAB Glitter White
Mehron black lipstick
Coastal scents silver powder eyeshadow
Lollipop applicators
Loew Cornell #3 brush

First traced pattern in white
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Next filled in w/black/red Starblends


Filled in open spaces w/white Starblends


Started laying down black stripes @ stronger outlines


Stopped to pick my daughter up at school:


Added details:






Mostly done


Add wig and head outside for pics:

Amylady222 . . LOL Yeah she was so over it! The eyeball is TAG pearl green and the petals pearl purple. The rest is black and white.

Smiletime I love your scarecrow I must paint some kids like that.

love those sushi cales sometimes good idea to do an eyeball one need to make that. I have a bunch yet they all do other things why didn't I think of an eyeball cake. I was doing bird designs, fishes, masks... not big eyeballs. nice

Peek A Boo!

This was actually painted on Halloween Oct 31 '11 and she gave birth the next day



Step 1: outline in white


Step 2: colourize primary images - pumpkin and background


Step 3: detail focal point - baby's face


Step 4: fill in the rest of the design


Step 5: finish up details - spider web and leaves


Step 6: photoshoot with mamma

nice job

fun!

mamkatrien- I am crazy about your angular curliques- they are so Tim Burton!

Used Tag Halloween cake to make a sunset look. Then used DFX black for the eyes.

Used DFX black for the tree, pumpkin, & bat silhouettes.

Used Tag neon orange to make the dots

Add stars and detail & paint lips using Tag neon purple & orange and DFX white & black.