Sam Shchavlev
One of the most original Russian make-up artists, about whom Dazed Beauty wrote about not so long ago, was engaged in creative make-up from the very beginning. Sam is self-taught and initially experimented with makeup on himself. He is not guided by anyone and says that he has attended make-up master classes only three times. With the help of makeup, Sam likes to distort the proportions of the face, creating a floating lips and slumping eyes. Linings are often used. One of my favorite shades is black and brown.
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Coral Johnson-McDaniel
The Texas make-up artist is only 21, and she has already come to a certain style. She has a striking appearance - "tunnels" in the lobes, piercings on the nose, vitiligo, no eyebrows and expressive facial features. Coral is the inspiration for Grace Jones. She is a professional body modification artist and model. One of her favorite make-ups are graphic black arrows up to the temples, false eyelashes and white eyebrows.
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Nia Kuurn
A make-up artist originally from Finland is professionally engaged in lip-art. Her exhibition RAW Lips is currently taking place at the Art on A Gallery in New York. Nia works with jewelry with her lips: she inlays them with tiny flowers, pulls them together with invisibility and suction cups, sprinkles them with sparkles and even creates like bloody smudges. Flowing textures look especially nice.
Nia graduated from the Finnish Make Up For Ever Academy, and now freelance works in the M. A. C team on video clips, films, fashion filming. The make-up artist says that he does not use filters or retouching for pictures. “Everything is super moist and you can see all the pores and facial hair. I'm tired of the overly retouched photos that I see everywhere, so I'm switching to Raw,”says Near.
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Bee Anel
Bee is inspired by her own lifestyle - veganism. “I believe that the purpose of makeup is to visually change the face,” says the makeup artist. She covers her face with fruits and vegetables, paints in bright colors. Her work is similar to pop art, but actional in nature. All content B comes up with and creates herself.
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Gab Bois
Gab Bois's work is a cross between makeup and photography. This artist is inspired by the everyday and finds beauty in the banal: her work is clumsy and ironic, and in some places even frightening. For example, the image of barbed wire on the lips, lipstick on the teeth, the wing of a moth together with the eyeliner.
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Julianne Horner
The artist and fashion designer creates works that are unlike anything else. She loves surreal makeup and is inspired by Ziggy Stardust, kabuki theater and science fiction. 146 thousand subscribers love her for her complex makeup, which can only be admired, only a few can repeat it.
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Lil Reimer
Lil is not just a makeup artist, but an artist. He publishes self-portraits using recycled materials, thus drawing attention to environmental pollution. He skillfully combines all materials with face art, creating a bright ombre effect on the face, contrasting graphics, uses expressive false eyelashes, sequins and sequins.
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Sydney Shramovski
All kinds of arrows can be found in this self-taught makeup artist's portfolio. They make up the bulk - more than 800 publications - of her instagram: lined with rhinestones, neon, from sequins with a gradient transition, from animal prints and others. Each work is about contrasts, complex shapes and a variety of textures.
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cupidsvault
This make-up artist from New York works with appliqués (sometimes scary) and complex textures. He can lay flowers and pearls on his face, or he can pierce his face with pins - such a face art looks so believable.
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Aryuna Tardis
Art makeup artist Aryuna Tardis from Russia has an unusual appearance and is very similar to Bjork. She is inspired by science fiction and mysticism - this is read in the works of Aryuna, each of which is hypnotic and alien. The main detail of each make-up is perfectly smooth skin with a beautiful pearl shine, but Aryuna's main feature is the effect of glossy, as if evenly wet skin.
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