Tuesday 3 December 2013

Evaluation

Overall I have really enjoyed this project, after being put in SFX after the hair module didn’t run I was concerned that It would be all about cuts and blood etc, but actually I have really enjoyed being creative with special effects and can now appreciate how much time and effort it takes and how beautiful they can look! It was really interesting to see how quickly my concept developed and I am really happy with my designs and model choices too.     
       I encountered a few problems through this project one was that I desperately wanted to expand my look onto the body but I knew it was tricky as to whether I would find a model willing to be topless for the shoot, luckily I found someone though and I don’t think it would have worked as well if I hadn’t. I also didn’t realise how much gelatine I would need for the dots so I ended up ordering more at the last minute, which was a bit of a drama in itself and I ended up making gelatine dots at 7.30 am in my pjamas (whilst being fed crumpets due to my gelatiney hands!), I made what I needed to though. The last problem I faced was that my model had just had extensions but in her hair, as much as it looked nice it meant that my original idea of wet hair wouldn’t look as good, however after talking to my tutors we decided a ‘Barbarella’ style look would actually look better anyway which I think was right.

       If I had the chance to revisit this project though I think I would play more with making the gelatine dots shiny, coloured, textured etc for a different look. I would also play around with different hair styles too now I know the look suits lots of different things and also maybe try the look on a male with male body ideals. 

Final Images - Body Ideals





Final Images - Facial ldeals





Final Design - Body Ideals



This is my face/body chart for my Body Ideals look, this should include all the information I need to create the look. I decided on this placement of the gelatine dots because I felt they best represented my concept of putting them where women most want surgery and emphasizing those areas.

Product list:

   Face - 
        Illamasqua matte primer
        Screenface foundation palette
        Dermacolour concealer palette
        Natural Collection loose translucent powder
        Illamasqua blush in 'Disobey'
        Illamasqua blush in 'Tremble'
        Screenface eyeshadow palette
        Estee Lauder Pure Color Eyeshadow mini palette
        Sonya eyeshadow in 'Linen'
        Bodyshop brown eye pencil  
        Eyelure - Naturalites - natural volume
        Eyelure eyelash glue
        MUA black mascara
        PAM Gelglyk in 'Flesh'
        Kryolan liquid latex
        MAC matte mixing medium
        MAC nude chromagraphic pencil
        Kryolan mini lip palette

Body - 
        Dermacolour concealer palette
        Natural Collection loose translucent powder
        Illamasqua blush in 'Disobey'
        PAM Gelglyk in 'Flesh'
        Kryolan liquid latex

Hair - 
        Paddle brush
        Sectioning comb
        Small clear elastic hair ties
        Hairspray

 I've decided to use a lot of those gelatine dots... so I better get making!..

Final Design - Facial Ideals


This is my face chart for my Facial Ideals look, this should include all the information I need to create the look. I have put the gelatine in places women most want to change/have surgery to emphasize them, I feel this is a good balance of how many and what size of dots to use without overcrowding the face or anything.

Product list:

   Face - 
        Illamasqua matte primer
        Screenface foundation palette
        Dermacolour concealer palette
        Natural Collection loose translucent powder
        Illamasqua blush in 'Disobey'
        Illamasqua blush in 'Tremble'
        Screenface eyeshadow palette
        Estee Lauder Pure Color Eyeshadow mini palette
        Sonya eyeshadow in 'Linen'
        Bodyshop brown eye pencil  
        Eyelure - Naturalites - natural volume
        Eyelure eyelash glue
        MUA black mascara
        PAM Gelglyk in 'Flesh'
        Kryolan liquid latex
        MAC matte mixing medium
        MAC nude chromagraphic pencil
        Kryolan mini lip palette

       Hair - 
        Paddle brush
        Sectioning comb
        Small clear elastic hair ties
        Hairspray

Model choice



For my facial ideals look I chose Rebecca Eden Cook. I chose her because I need someone who is already naturally pretty but whose face can also take the gelatine dots without looking too busy. I also feel the shape and colour of her eyes would work well with the look. Long hair is also needed for the look so that worked well too. I have also been around when Becca has been a model before for someone else so I know she understands how to pose appropriately.






For my body ideals look I chose Darcy-May Hennessy. I chose her for pretty much the same reasons as Becca for the facial look, but also because I feel her body is well suited to the look (slim body with medium sized boobs so it doesn't look silly when I accentuate them with the dots). Darcy being a model and dancer as well means I know she'll be able to pose appropriately and follow direction well too.

Testing


I did some final testing of my ideas for my final look on myself, pretty happy with how they came out and how the dots look on the camera, not so happy with how much liquid latex I'm having to pick off my tummy!