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Theater Standard 3:

-Students explain the basic physical and chemical properties of the technical aspects of theatre (such as light, color, electricity, paint, and makeup)

-Students develop designs that use visual and aural elements to convey environments that clearly support the text

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3 Ways to Clean Makeup Brushes and Sponges

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3 Ways to Clean Makeup Brushes and Sponges

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How To Clean Makeup Brushes & Beauty Blenders + 3 Ways + DIY Makeup Brush Cleaners

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-Safely utilize tools and materials required for theatrical makeup

-Synthesize basic theatrical makeup design vocabulary

-Identify various facial shapes and structures

-Apply aesthetic criteria to make artistic choices

-Perform demonstration of theatrical makeup

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Visual Arts Standards (High School)

Standard 3:

- (3) Demonstrate safe and proper use, care, and storage of media, materials, and equipment while creating visual art.

- (4) Apply knowledge of a basic art vocabulary through experiences in making original works of visual art.

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Many of these videos will mention supplies not provided in your makeup kit. You can use personal supplies, if available, or utilize a similar product in your kit. Let me know of any questions on possible substitutions.

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Brush Cleaning Instructions (via Lauren Conrad)

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Brush Cleaning Instructions (via Lauren Conrad)

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Here’s the right way to deep clean your makeup brushes…

You will need:
• A shallow bowl
• Gentle clarifying shampoo or baby shampoo
• Your sink
• A lint free cloth

Instructions:

1. Begin by running your brushes under lukewarm water, rinsing out all of the residual makeup. Try to focus on the actual bristles while avoiding the part of the brush where handle meets the head, as this can loosen the glue over time

2. Fill a bowl with lukewarm water and a squirt of shampoo, and gently swirl your brush tip in the water. If you need to, you can also swirl the brush in the palm of your hand to work up a lather.

3. Rinse the brush tip under running water once again. Repeat steps two and three until the water runs clear from the brush,

4. Use a cloth to wipe your brush clean, reshaping the bristles as you go.

5. Lay your brushes flat on a cloth to dry.

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ALL STUDENTS WILL TURN IN SCHEMATICS AND DEMONSTRATE THIS TECHNIQUE

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Disregard the eyeliner, but otherwise this video is a succinct tutorial of contours and highlights.

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Theatrical Makeup: Contour and Highlight for the Stage

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Along with the Contour & Highlight, you will also pick ONE additional category below to complete a schematic and demonstration of for class.

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This is a quick overview of some Old Age makeup techniques, but a written instruction sheet with a couple of pictures is available in your textbook Getting Started in Theatre.

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If choosing this category, you can pick any animal, not just the few examples I am providing. Don't copy these looks, just use them as ideas or guidance!

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Easy/Moderate look

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This look is very advanced.

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This look is pretty simple, but clean!

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This video is part of a more conceptual look,but it's majority is over making the snake makeup. Try your best to ignore the scary latex face.

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Shedding Snake / Human Makeup Tutorial (part 2)

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This is a video of a Panda tutorial. Uses pretty basic materials.

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Theatrical Makeup: African American Skin - ANIMAL STYLE

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Below are a couple of photos of myself in college completing these looks.

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This look is very advanced and requires a latex prosthetic.

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This is a pretty clear tutorial on bruises and black eyes that use the same makeup wheel in our kit.

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Drop a link to your schematic in the comments below, as well a picture of your demonstrated looks!

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This is my animal makeup. Can you guess which animal I'm trying to be, you otter be able to.