Sharing some pics

Hello everybody !!!

I hope to be in the right place to post these pics.... if not, please help me !!!
I would love to share with you some of my last work for the Day of the Dead, the first picture is a tribal one, the second is a steampunk sugar skul.
The Products I used are DFX and TAG
The brushes I used are Loew Cornell and Royal Majestic
(The Royal Majetic No. 2 is my favorite one )

I hope you like it, and please feel free to give me any feedback.
Have a nice weekend !!
Elsa
Facebook Page: LaTrovatora Face & Body Art

In both cases....
I adore how you didn't stop with a fabulous face...
you carried it down onto the neck.
LOVE IT!

Thank you very much Lisa !!! )

Beautiful work, highlighted by wonderful photography.

Those are gorgeous and I agree with Lisa...love that you carried it onto the neck as well.

Very Original... when you think you can't see any new from a sugar skull..

Great concepts, both!

Wow thank you very much, I really don't have too much experience, and I know I still need to practice my lines, and believe me your kind words help me a lot to keep trying

Love Love Love!!!!

Those are just stunning! Beautiful colors and designs.

amazing

They're both beautiful. I would never have thought to do steam punk sugar skull, but yours looks great.

I love the "patina" on the steampunk skull, with the slightly muted colors. I painted my daughter as a steampunk doll for Halloween and when you're using all those metallics, it's easy to get too new and shiny looking.

Love them! Specially the first one, that berry-ish colour's one of my favs!!

awesome!!!

Fantastic!!

Looove them!

Thank you very much !!!

LaTrovatora wrote:Wow thank you very much, I really don't have too much experience, and I know I still need to practice my lines, and believe me your kind words help me a lot to keep trying

You already seem to have a delicate stroke. Unless you are meaning that the line work did not come easy for you and it took forever for you to do them - otherwise, I think your lines are better than you think they are!

Thank you, Miss Ronnie, sincerely what took me the most was to put all the ideas together.
For the lines I used a small brush, it is not easy for me to work with big brushes like no. 5, or 6, but I can do just everything with a no. 2.
I was painting on myself, so the first one took me like 45 min., and the second one a little bit more maybe an hour or so, it was the first time I try to do both of them, so yes, it took me some time to finish them anyway.
I hope I can earn speed too

I love them! Such gorgeous colors! And I think your line work is pretty awesome =]

I think the caterpillar around her neck is absolutely top class!