I feel that my partner was able to capture and recreate my design very well however when we first had our assessment the images didn't come out which meant we have to redo the assessment. Looking back I feel that the first attempt went better as the base wasn't as pale and I feel that the base was maybe too pale and made the make up seem very pale and light which struggled to come up when using the flash.
To prepare for the assessment me and my partner practised and went through my design changing anything that didn't fit as it just didn't something didn't look right. This resulted in us changing to one of my other designs as it just looked better and worked more with the white base. With this design I feel that the jewellery was quite simple but also difficult as the main focus was the pale base as my look wasn't very elizabethan which was something I worried about and discussed with my partner to get advice on how to make it more elizabethan.
My partners Design,
I feel that I was able to recreate my partners design exactly how she wanted to in the final assessment as it came out well and in the pictures looks very affective. However one thing I struggled with was applying the eyeshadow on the inside of my partners eyes as she wanted it very in particular and didn't want to to be too dark or for it to carry on down too far.
Luckily enough the images came out well and I was able to avoid redoing the assessment as when my partner created my design the images didn't come out well. Also with this look I feel the hair completes the look and looks very elizabethan. As my partner was worried about her design not looking elizabethan we discussed adding a lot of blusher to the apples of the cheeks which turned out to look well with the makeup look.
Products used;
Illamasqua Satin primer
Illamasqua Skin base
Kryolan blusher palette
Illamasqua loose powder
Kryolan Variety Eyeshadow palette
Illamasqua bold metals
Mac Cool Neutrals palette
