Visual Guides - Smarter Face Paint Practice

When practicing face painting on a blank board, getting the scale and symmetry right can be a huge challenge.

To fix this, I sketched a pair of closed eyes and eyelashes onto the kraft paper before opening my paint palette. This simple trick provides an instant visual reference point for a human face

Instead of guessing where the center of the crown should sit or how far the side strokes should extend, the drawn eyes guide your brush placement naturally.

It acts exactly like a professional practice board, helping you train your eyes and hands to map out the design perfectly for a real child's face.