Bird's Eye View

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  Step 1

  Ok, here we go! Start off with a clean face, and make sure your hair is pinned out of the way. If you're going to use foundation (I recomend you do, I just forgot mine at a sleepover) Put it on now.

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  Step 2

  COLOURS!!! The brighter the better, and it's good to have lots of choice. I'm in a Harry Potter mood so I'm going to choose Pheonix colours. I'd say pick only three or four complimentary colours. I picked chick yellow, dawn orange and burnt orange. (Red would have been choice, but I don't have any on hand.)

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  Step 3

  Start with your Lightest colour, and put it everywhere. (it's hard to see I know :P) Fan it out from the corner of your eye to your temple, and down across your cheek.

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  Step 4

  Now your second colour. Start from the middle of your lid, and fan out the same as the first colour. Don't bother to blend yet.

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  Step 5

  With the third colour, start from the corner of the eye and again, fan out. You;ll need some under your eye as well, and if you have pale brows you can colour then out with this shade.

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  Step 6

  BLENDING TIME! Don't do a lot of blending, as you want to keep the slightly feathered look you've got going. You want the transistion between colours to still be obvious, but not straight lines.

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  Step 7

  To make the outline,use your eyeliner. I only had a crappy one on hand, but it'll work.

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  Step 8

  for a guide, make a dot on the indent of your nose. this will be the point of the beak.

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  Step 9

  then draw a line like
  <---------this....

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  Step 10

  ... and another like
  <-------this. These make the shape of the bird's head.

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  Step 11

  Shade in the beak as large or dark as you wish. For the feathers, do a light back and forth zig zag type motion making uneven triangles. Think feather like!!

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  Step 12

  To make it more detailed, Press down and flick the pencil out giving you more.... airy lines.

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  Step 13

  Outline your eye, and bring the line out a half inche from your eye, then do the same feather like motion as you did for the outside edge.

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  Step 14

  Take your darkest colour and make the part between the two edges as vibrant as possible. Now is the time to fillin the colours as bright as you can, and clean up the edges.

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  Step 15

  SHIMMERS!!! Make it shiny for more highlights.

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  Step 16

  It should look something along these lines.

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  Step 17

  now for the birds chest. I like wavy lines, but harsh edges would work for a meaner bird like a crow.

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  Step 18

  Make sure to make the colour light, so it contrasts the erst of the bird.

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  Step 19

  Now get your pretty coloured eyeliner. detial away! I added gold sparkles to the start of the beak, and organge sparkles to the edges of the middle feathers.

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  Step 20

  I decided the dark organge wasn't cutting it, so I used a cheap lipstick to deepen the colour.

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  Step 21

  Remember, always keep the strokes light and airy, don't blend too much.

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  Step 22

  Add liner to your water lin if you'd like, and Mascara so your eyelashes add umph.

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  Step 23

  With the lips you can go a couple ways. A) A Bold red, as bold as you can find. B) Black, More contrast, or C) one of the colour from your eye pallet, in this case I would have picked Gold. Whatever your primary colour, use the eye shadow to colour in your lips.

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  Step 24

  Ta-da! all done! You're ready for your photo shoot/ costume party/ whatever. (Well, your face is. )

  NOTE!! Make sure to scrub this off your face or you will get pimples like you can't believe! Also, the lower the quality of makeup, the longer it will take to get off your face. I used cheap junk and had to scrub for twenty minutes.

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