Color theory for the make-up artist : understanding color and light for beauty and special effects

Color Theory For The Make-up Artist: Understanding Color And Light For Beauty And Special Effects Second Edition Analyzes And Explains Traditional Color Theory For Fine Artists And Applies It To Make-up Artistry. This Beautifully Illustrated Guide Begins With The Basics Of Color Theory - Why We See Color, How To Categorize And Identify Color, And Relationships Between Colors - And Relates These Concepts To Beauty And Special Effects Make-up. The Book Provides A Wealth Of Information, Including How To Mix Flesh Tones By Using Only Primary Colors, How These Colors In Paints And Make-up Are Sourced And Created, The Reason For Variations In Skin Colors And Undertones, And How To Identify And Match These Using Make-up While Choosing Flattering Colors For The Eyes, Lips, And Cheeks. Colors Found Inside The Body Are Explained For Special Effects Make-up, Like Why We Bruise, Bleed, Or Appear Sick. Ideas And Techniques Are Also Described For Painting Prosthetics, In Addition To Using Color As Inspiration In Make-up Designs. The Book Also Discusses How Lighting Affects Color On Film, Television, Theater, And Photography Sets, And How To Properly Light A Workspace For Successful Applications. The Second Edition Features: A Brand-new Chapter On Color Inspiration In Make-up And Design; Additional And Updated Diagrams; More Real-life Application Photos And Demonstrations, Including New Examples Of Tattoo Covering And Prosthetic Painting Using Optical Mixtures, Airbrush, And Stippling; Expanded Discussion On Undertones, Skin Variations, Color Correction, Pigments, Colored Gels, And More. Filled With Stunning Photography And Practical Information, Color Theory For The Make-up Artist Provides Guidance And Inspiration For Both Professionals And Beginners Who Wish To Train Their Eye Further To Understand And Recognize Distinctions In Color-- Provided By Publisher.