Disney's Princesses

Hi!!!
I need your help! I've been selected for this winter season (in Argentina) to be in charge of artistic make up stand in Disney's Princesses Academy.
I'll be working with a colleague and our main requirement is that all make up done should represent any of 12 Princesses (Snow White, Aurora, Jasmine, Belle, Ariel, Elsa, Anna, Merida, Pocahontas, Mulan, Tiana, Rapunzel).
I've been looking for some examples but most of them focus in the eyes, and we would need to do something else, maybe half face(?)
Do you have some material to look at?

Thanks a lot!

Shouldn't Disney be providing this material to you? I would ask them directly for the specifics.

We won't be working with Disney itself... It's a company who owns the rights for Disney's Princesses Academy activities... They don't provide any material nor examples for us, just instructions.

How about googling pictures & building a plan?

I've been googling for 2 weeks now, most of the examples focus in the eyes, they won't work for us...
We've already prepared some designs for Ariel, Belle, Snow White, Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty and Frozen, but we need plenty more... It will be a 21 days work y 3 locations...
Anyway I'll keep looking =)

This is painted on my daughter, I don't paint this on kids due to copyright, but if the company that hired you has them you won't have any problem.

They are stamps, you sponge the black paint on them and then fill it with colors, it is easy and fast.

http://www.overstock.com/search?taxonomy=sub19154&products=4072917&cid=209723&TRACK=DSPCR

Thanks artyfacesbyluz!

I did a Sofia the First "dress" design on my forehead...someone mentioned on FB that it could be adapted for a variety of princess dresses and I thought that was a great idea!

Hmmm, does it have to be on the face.  I've been in a Disney Princess rage, lol! So here's a few I've done so far.  They're pretty quick since it's all done with split cakes.

Hi!!!
I just wanted to thank you all for the support.
Finally the company decided to provide the designs so it was so much easier.
I would like to invite you to see some pics in my fan page album:

https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.343467309111394.1073741833.119002821557845&type=1

Thanks again!!!

Wow! These look AMAZING!

artyfacesbyluz wrote:They are stamps, you sponge the black paint on them and then fill it with colors, it is easy and fast.

http://www.overstock.com/search?taxonomy=sub19154&products=4072917&cid=209723&TRACK=DSPCR

Quick question... If you are using a stamp that you paid for why can't you paint your mermaid design on kids?

Thanks Giggle!
Kal, I don't use stamps but artyfacesbyluz mentioned copyright.

bah copy right! Shall we all remove spiderman from our selections? lol

I LOVE the stamp idea. It's no different then my superman symbol stencil. 

Only thing is that rubber stamps are a bigger space vampire then flat stencils. And to have one for each character maybe? Yikes. But still not a bad idea at all. I think my 'Tomas the Train' and 'Lighting Mcqueen' woes might be over now thanks to this trick!

LOVE IT!

vinnie wrote:Hmmm, does it have to be on the face.  I've been in a Disney Princess rage, lol! So here's a few I've done so far.  They're pretty quick since it's all done with split cakes.

Wow those are amazing! If you ever feel like doing a step by step I would love to see the process.