Werewolf Face Design by Ana Cedoviste
Posted by Ana Cedoviste on
Let's learn how to do a very effective but yet easy werewolf design! Follow along with this tutorial to learn how to do a werewolf Halloween makeup look, or create your own unique design!
Step 1
I used a few werewolf designs as reference photos and sketched out the main lines. I decided to paint the ears on the forehead but you can make a pair and in that case paint your entire forehead.
Step 2
Using Kraze FX Split Cake Shark I made a base color. I mixed black in grey from the pan for all areas except the area around the eyes. Around the eyes, I used a mixture of grey and white from this pan.
Step 3
Using Kraze FX in Black I added outlines with more depth around eyes and nose area. With Kraze FX in White, I painted the teeth.
Step 4
Using Kraze FX in Black I painted the inner mouth area and nose. With a mixture of colors from Kraze FX Split Cake Sundown (except purple) I painted gums and the inner part of ears.
Step 5
At the end with Kraze FX in Black I added some texture in the under-eye area and one more layer of fur under cheeks. And that is all!
I hope you like it!
Love, Ana.
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My name is Ana but on social media I use the nickname "Cedoviste," which is a combination of two words in my language: čedo (kid, child) and čudoviše (monster), and I really am monster kid - creative, silly, cheerful but also strange, creepy and scary.
I am a self-taught artist living in Montenegro, a very, very small country on the Balkans (former Yugoslavia) with around 660.000 citizens. It is very rare for people here to do body art professionally, so I work a full time job in HR and body art is my hobby that takes time as much as full time job. :D
My favorite type of expression illusion makeup body art. I just love making illusions and seeing people's reactions. I also enjoy creating different characters that are just perfect for Halloween season.
To see more of Cedoviste's amazing art, visit her Instagram
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