Featured Makeup Artistry & Editorial Looks

Body painting is a powerful way to tell a story. For this conceptual shoot, I used bold red body paint to create a striking, mythological character, sculpting with color and shadow.

This is my 'Siren of the Sea' concept, where I combined a dark, glittery smokey eye with a sculpted, wave-like hair doodle. It's a great example of how I blend makeup and hair artistry.

A modern take on traditional beauty for an editorial shoot. I focused on a vibrant, metallic eyeshadow to complement the stunning gold jewelry, creating a look that feels both classic and contemporary.

This look was all about the details. I created a custom, fully bejeweled hair cap, which took a lot of time but was completely worth it. It’s paired with a sharp, green graphic liner to tie the whole look together.

Here is the 'Aquatic Allure' concept in motion. This cinematic video shows how the makeup, with its wet-look hair and pearl accents, interacts with dramatic lighting to create a moody, underwater vibe.

For this fashion editorial, the goal was a powerful and chic look. I created a bold, black graphic winged liner with a touch of gold glitter underneath to catch the light.

A little glimpse into the reality of being a makeup artist. While the final results are glamorous, the process involves long hours and a lot of hard work. As I say, back and foot pain are part of the package!

This is a full fantasy character I created for my final exam at SMA Makeup Academy. It involved complete body painting, custom-made props, and detailed facial work to bring this creature to life.

As a huge Marvel fan, I had to transform myself into Sylvie from Loki. I even made the headpiece myself! This shows my process for creating character makeup, from the base paint to the final details.