"This unit will introduce students to the contexts relevant to the
research, design of special effects make-up and prosthetics processes
for a fashion led production. By exploring how changing its shape and
texture can alter the appearance of the human face and body, students
will develop an awareness of materials to distort, age and texture the
skin. This will be used as the basis for creative design development
and establish the relationship between research, design and realisation.
Students will investigate, develop and design in response to a creative
fashion brief. The unit encourages specialist technical development
underpinned by an understanding of the principles of make-up and basic
prosthetics for conceptual beauty design and realisation. Students will
develop an understanding of how complex techniques can be used
creatively and will be encouraged to expand on an enquiring approach to
the technical development of creative make-up for a specific beauty and
fashion industry context."
(Southampton Solent: My Course. (2013) Make-Up for Special Effects (FMS507) [Online} Available from: http://mycourse.solent.ac.uk/course/view.php?id=8028 [Accessed: 15th October 2013])
I am very excited to get stuck into this project, I think most people expected blood and gore from this unit, but I'm thrilled we get to experiment with another side of special effects make-up via manipulating the body and creating a beautiful look out of an idea which itself might be undesired because of it's practice.
Although I already have some initial ideas, I'm going to explore and research more, practicing as much as possible to achieve the best outcomes before creating my final designs and transferring them onto a person to create my final looks.
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