(Here's my son. Can you spot him?)
Hey everybody!
Here is some Marine Corps cammie paint. It's a little different from what I normally use, but it should work just fine. Here are some things to remember when you apply it:
-The protruding parts of your face should be painted dark, and places like your eye sockets should be kept lighter.
- The idea behind cammie paint is to break up the outline of a human face, so you want any lines you have to not match the lines of your face - i.e., your jaw line.
- There are several basic methods:
* Tiger Striping (where you literally imitate the stripes of a tiger)
* Blotching (where you use large color patterns on your fac.)
* Splotching (where you put a bunch of different colors randomly on your face. This is easy to do, but hard to do right)
In the picture, I'm using a mixture of striping and blotching. you can use whatever you want, though. :)
Love Paul,
P.S. Make sure I see some pictures on Mom's blog or something.
** OK, Paul, here ya go!
Dominic, working on Catherine. (This is at the "Fall People Birthdays" celebration, Paul, where you and Nicole were greatly missed, by the way.) |
The finished product. |
Jon working on Theresa (Note the concentration there...) |
The finished product. |
Now, Uncle Steve gets in on the fun... This is what he came up with for Gabe... |
And here's what he thought worked for William. |
Needless to say, Paul, everyone had a very good time with the cammie paint. I recommend it for a prop at social gatherings of all ages. (Not like this group needs props to loosen up at parties, of course... But it was a great addition to a fun time.) Now you have to tell us: who did the best job? Can you leave a comment for us?
What does everyone think? Who followed Paul's directions best?
Fall Birthday People in our family:
* Me, 46 on the 11th
* Niece, Paula (Steve's daughter), twenty on the 17th
* Son #4, Dominic, 17 on the 28th of September
* Daughter #3, Cathy, will be double digits (10) on October 6th.
* * And Paul and Nicole's First Anniversary will be on the 10th of October!
We LOVE autumn around here.
3 comments:
Love the pics! Many blessings to you and yours.
Well done...Wishing you all a grand month of celebration! Cathy
now that was cool!!! I could use some of that for the "scary brown tree" my son insists he's going to be for Halloween!
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