practicing on cheaper dolls can help you perfect your work! thats the route im going

The hard part is not setting high expectations and becoming emotionally attached to every humanoid hunk of plastic you touch no matter how cheap. XD

Tifalikespocky you can still watch and learn, this video helped me a lot

yeah, it does. they're showing you the techniques and ways they do face ups with no unnecessary commentary.

@@keswong4204 But they dont even show the materials used, how can I learn to make it if I dont even know the materials I should use? I have watched no comentary tutorials before and they at least put a list of the materials they used or show them on camera

@@milenartmeire2588 uhh.. go watch a video on facuep supplies...? this video is not saying what you need, it's how to do it. it was made for those who actually put research in it, who actually want to do it. it's not just saying, "oh grab some powder stuff and some type of paint and make the face." you in general should already know the materials used. this type of thing is not just a one-video tutorial. there's a lot more stuff going into it, money, materials, etc.

@@keswong4204 Oh my...you're really going out of your way on defending this artist's bad choice for a title(and sounding kinda pretentious along the way)... Of course I know that there is a lot of stuff you need to know for face ups and that it needs a lot of work, that's why I was researching about it and came across this video in the first place, because it said it was a TUTORIAL, while the video itself is mostly a face up process video... and the video is not "saying" much how you do it either, it is just ..."doing" it. I know that people can learn from it, I watch videos on people making sculptures all the time and I try to recreate them, but those aren't tutorials, just like this video.

pretty much.

You get a face sheel that you can paint and customize for a much lower price of their faces ups. You can also choose what you want the doll to look like and make it more unique :) Be creative about it!

, the company. you have to do is look like th

I just ordered one face up and what did I get...? No makeup. The instructions for ordering were very poor and I'm a newbie. You have to be careful I guess. I wish there was someone to tell you these things before hand. :(

Commission the makler of this video to custom design and paint one for you. With video.

Juustomimmi Yes it is. Just not for beginners.

Juustomimmi what

This is a tutorial yet I learned nothing. You know what this is? A goddamn makeup process that's all. What tutorial should have? I don't know, captions? Captions that will tell me what materials are they using? Or captions telling me what next step is? Idiot. Thing like these are called PROCESS

Antoni Makaroni why are you getting so pissy over a video?

Juustomimmi w

Mungyo Pastels. Cheap and most general also popular pastels in Korea.

홍미나 물을 넣지않아야해요 . .

헉,, 물 섞어서 사용하시면 안돼요 ㅜㅅㅜ!!! 메이크업이 잘 되지 않아요

I tend to shave it off so it's loose dust instead of a whole chalk pastel stick, and then yeah just dip the brush into it

Jenna Watson Oh, I see. I normally use acuareable pencils, but I don't get the style and perfection that other people do. Do you use a very thin paintbrush? what kind of paintbrush? Thank you :)

could be a bit late, but gouache is a watercolor so you use a small watercolor brush

oBringMeTheDiscoCake thank you ;)

hi,in the next few days I get my first bjd . Which company you use for colouring,and what a kind of colour ? Aqua ? Acryl ? The totourial is amazing..... I love the creativety in workship with the doll's .... ...and I hope you understand my terrible english,I'm Torsten and from germany ...hope to hear or read about it

Queen bagel no, they're not. No when they've been diluted. You have to dilute paint if you're going to use it on a doll, else you'll get a chunky, streaky faceup. Use gouache; it's kind of like watercolor and very reliable.

+Queenie always seal

+kamil latocha Do you seal before face up and after?

before after and when i do changes that i want to keep

+kamil latocha I see. Thanks for your response!

Yes

It says at the end.

You seal it afterwards with something like MSC

you can use: a. gouache b. acrylic c. watercolors

Melody Pinkette BJD, or Ball Jointed Doll😋

Thanks... But I know what a BJD is. I meant the make and model. In example, Pukifee Ante.

Alejandra Fragoso Marín practice

KAI I don't know the exact name of the glove but I know ther cheap and r made of cotton I remember in a video that explain that I think it was in a video of Nicolle dreams hope it helps😅😅😁😀

You put them in afterwards I think.

no I it's about the size of the doll

Neither, it looks like a YoSD

Nalune uhhhhh. It's a yoSD, a Fairyland Littlefee. MSD's and SD's are obviously much bigger.

+arianna day bjd stands for "ball-jointed doll" and you can tell this is a bjd because the top of the head is not shown here. what i mean is that bjd's are held together with either elastics (i assume typically for smaller dolls) or strings that is tightened. the string that holds the body together typically runs from a hook in the pelvis piece, through the abdominal piece, up into the head piece, and is held on with a hook on the inside of the top of the head. that part is removable so people can take apart bjd's and retighten strings or change the eyes to something different.

+charmingberries I think he/she meant what model?

Olivia Mackey that's what mild dyslexia'll get u omf

I think it is probably to get rid of the dust that is sealed under the sealant.

I thought that maybe to add some kind of texture but honestly I don't know anything about BJD

Practice :) I just did my first face up tonight. It turned out horrible! But I wiped her clean and I will try again another day. Just keep at it even if it looks bad ;)

Just train using dolls like barbie or monster high. They are cheap and it's not a waste if you mess it u0

@@Kokose you can wipe a face up lol..

yeah, it is. it's showing you how to do it.

@I ate your brain i mean yeah, pretty much. you can see the techniques and styles they used.

@I ate your brain understandable.