How to Create a Lichenstein Painting on Your Face!

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Introduction: How to Create a Lichenstein Painting on Your Face!

The steps to make yourself into a Lichenstein Painting (comic book).


1. Start with the primary color facepaints with black and white.

2. Cover your face in the white facepaint

3. Start to add the red dots in a pattern so it looks like it was painted on a canvas and not a 3d object 

4. Then start the blue dots on the other side of the face so they meet the red in the middle

5.  Then you will want to start the contour lines with black as you see in the photos (you can be creative with this) 

6.  finally line your chin and your lips with the black and paint your top lip with the black and the bottom lip with the red. 


This took me about 1 1/2 - 2 hours, but totally worth it! I got so many compliments on Halloween!


Happy Halloween and be safe! 

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    17 Comments

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    Chadifornia
    Chadifornia

    Reply 10 years ago on Introduction

    These are both done really well. Nice work.

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    EET1982
    EET1982

    Reply 10 years ago on Introduction

    That looks awesome!!! Great job!!!

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    gtrachel
    gtrachel

    Reply 10 years ago on Introduction

    That's fantastic! I particularly love the highlights on your lips. Very very convincing.

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    poofrabbit
    poofrabbit

    10 years ago on Introduction

    Congratulations on being a finalist in the Halloween contest!!! Can’t wait to see if you win! Good luck!

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    pgraeff
    pgraeff

    10 years ago on Introduction

    AH! This is exactly what i looked like this Halloween! Except with a yellow wig with black streaks. LOVE it, obviously!

    Did you use water-based paint or oil/grease face paint? I used water-based which was very easy to apply and remove, however the drawback is that at one point I got sweaty and wiped my face and smeared a bit.

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    askjerry
    askjerry

    10 years ago on Introduction

    Very nicely done... and th polka-dot pattern on your sleeve works with the design perfectly!

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    jennifer1289
    jennifer1289

    10 years ago on Introduction

    Thank you very much for your encouraging words! It took me some time and was very happy with the result! Let me know if you have any questions!

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    Kiteman
    Kiteman

    10 years ago on Introduction

    Oh, that's great!

    (You ought to carry a speech-bubble placard that says "Kapow!")