Zebra Tutorial

Pretty shabby film work, but you can get the idea.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=yDnUn-rn6s4#!

Yay! Your famous zebra! Thanks so much for sharing.

I love it I like that you use one stroke face paint for out lines! I defiantly try it Thank you for sharing!!!

great tutorial!

The other thing about the tutorial video that was great was your CLIENT!!! Adorable! Priceless! Twitchy! Was she singing during the whole face painting? That seemed so real to me. What was awe inspiring forme is how you pulled off a perfectly professional face paint on a moving target.
I subscribed to your YouTube channel because of this video.

Thank you, Whitney!

Thanks for sharing, Whitney!
(I love Majestic brushes... so nice and firm.)

Subscribed. Although you could have titled it 'Painting a Moving Target'. Seriously you have some awesome talent!

love the design!

That was such a hoot to watch! Your model is priceless. Great design. ;-)

Great design! I too love the one-stroke outline!

Subscribed!

The film work looked just fine to me! Thanks so much for the video!!!

You guys are great! Thanks for the support. I am going to try my hand at making some more. Hopefully without any hair in the shot next time. Lol!

Oh and Ronnie, I love my Majestics, I am just as protective of them as I am of my babies. Lol!

The model is my 2 year old daughter and believe it or not, that was really still for her. I bribed her with candy to get her to do that well. She likes getting painted, she's just too busy to sit for it.

so what she was saying all the time in the video was "mama can i get the candy yet?"

I love it, subscribed too - do make more, your model is really great, and so is the design.

Lol! That's exactly what she was saying. I kept telling her you have to sit still or you won't get candy.

Adorable zebra AND model! Must try this one!

Whitney -
I bribe with iPad or Sesame Street time when desperate.

As in, you can watch "Elmo goes to the fire station" after mommy's done figuring out a new design for her portfolio.

In my house, technology trumps chocolate.

Thank G-d nobody's in the teenaged years (yet.)

Lol, the things mothers do for a few minutes of "us" time.

Brilliant. Your little girl is adorable, but it's not easy is it? I think you did a fabulous job Whitney. The one stroke outline is great. Might have to make a black/grey/white for zebras and kitty cats.

Love the tutorial Whitney & I miss your babies:-)

Love the tutorial!! Your daughter is too cute and she's such a good model

Had to re-watch it. too cute! great way to start a day...

Dear Whiney:
I do portraiture from actual sittings, and I try to avoid using only photographs. When it comes to doing small children, they absolutely cannot sit still. I mounted my husband's laptop on a tripod and place the screen up high behind my shoulder so the child's gaze is up high.
I have listened to a lifetime of Blue's Clues this way.