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Koala Face Painting For Book Week

Koala Face Painting For Book Week

by Bright Side of Nikki
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SFX Creative Makeup Artist | Content Creator

Nikki is a Sydney-based Content Creator who embraces bringing the "bright side of you" out by taking watchers on an artistic journey and inspiring others to get creative! She specialises in SFX Creative Makeup that may involve a Disney character or two, but come Halloween time things get spooky!

Learn how to create a Koala Face Paint that's perfect for Book Week.

 

Our Step-By-Step Animal Designs created in collaboration with Nikki from @brightsideofnikki will help you transform your child into one of 4 animals! The best part is you don't need to be a professional artist to achieve the look.

 

All designs are created using our Monotint 6 Piece Book Week Face Paint Kit and you can customise your design to any colour you wish.

 

Happy Painting and don't forget to tag us in your photos as we want to see your creations!

 

Book Week Face Paint Kit SHOP BOOK WEEK FACE PAINT KIT

  

Koala Face Paint

 

1. Start by mixing white paint with a touch of black (always start with more white than black, its easier to add in more black when needed) to get your Koala grey paint.

 

2. Using a face sponge or brush, paint the base shape on the face and wait to dry.

 

3. Clean up the edges with a baby wipe to get the shape if needed, but it doesn’t need to be perfect.

 

4. Using a sponge and white paint, paint above the mouth.

 

5. Using the same sponge go in with the pink paint for the inner ears in a semi-circle shape.

 

6. Optional: Paint the bottom lip pink.

 

7. With a small brush use black paint for an egg-shaped koala nose. Start on the bottom of the nose and reach up to the eyes for that distinct Koala nose!

 

8. Then with the same brush, add a thin line between the middle of the nose and the tip of the lip, and paint the top lip black.

 

9. Details! With a smaller brush, paint the white tuffs at the edge of the cheeks, in & between the ears for extra cuteness!

 

10. Following the lines of the lips, paint two small lines in an upwards motion.

 

11. Optional: add lashes to the edge of the eye sockets (not too close to the eyes)

 

12. Optional: add a touch of white to the nose for a 3D touch and any strokes to the face where it needs more dimension.

 


All looks created using our Monotint Book Week Liquid Face and Body Paint Pack of 6.

 

Book Week Face Paint Kit SHOP BOOK WEEK FACE PAINT KIT

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