Christine Woolley is a very talented reborn artist from Australia and now she is sharing her talents with our reborn artists!
Painting hair on your reborns head has become more and more popular and now Christine Woolley's 3D Blonde Hair Painting Tutorial will really help you to learn how to achieve realistic looking and feeling hair for your dolls.
This incredible tool will surely help you to master the art of 3D hair painting.
There is so much packed into this tutorial and as a bonus Christine included her eyebrow tutorial!
Whats Included:
- Lifetime membership: to Christine's FB help and support group that will contain help videos as well as Christine's guiding you along.
- 7 piece Ultimate Fusion full size paint set: 4 of her very own Blonde Colors #1, #2, #3, and #4 to help you succeed. It also includes White, Blend Flow and Sealer.
- 1 unique brush: Already hand hand trimmed for you.*
- Sponges & a syringe: For exact measurement.
- Teaching Tutorial: Over 40 full color high-definition pages of my step-by-step technique guide in creating 3D Blonde hair as well as how to map out your head for painting. So much is packed into this book including my bonus eyebrow tutorial!
- Full Retail Price is $149.99
- Packaging: All of the goodies will arrive packed into a cloth tote bag for easy storage.
- PLEASE NOTE: All sales are final on this set. No returns will be accepted
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*Note for using Christine Woolley's Brush for hair painting.
Personally hand trimmed brush with fine, nylon bristles.
This is the same brush that she uses to create fine, crisp strokes that resemble “real” hair.
Christine Says - "For Painting Hair, DO NOT put any paint in the pen itself.
Just use this like you would a normal brush.
If you hold it like you would a pencil and at an angle almost 90 degrees to your work,
just using the tip of the brush you will get lots of very fine strokes from one load of paint.
Once you’ve finished using it, Clean the brush with distilled water.
Rinse the bristle tip thoroughly and carefully,
roll the bristles on a surface to bring all the bristles to a point like you do other brushes.
I’ve had mine for a couple of years and I still use it now"
The paint I use is too thick to put in the pen. Also, with it being trimmed, if you put paint in them, you have to disassemble to clean. The bristles never go back in correctly. Just wash them without taking them apart and they will last years if taken care of properly.
Watch this short video clip and see how I load the paint and hold the brush. Hopefully this helps you
Video Clip of Hair Painting
This incredible tool will surely help you to master the art of 3D hair painting.
