For a third layer, I want to take my number four brush, and I want to add a very, very pale color almost undetectable on some of these white areas on the face. So I'll put a little water on my palate and a little gray and then maybe another brush full of water. So I'll pick up this very light color. And I'll just dab it in certain areas of the face that are left white. Again, I don't mind brush strokes. I just don't want any straight lines, no squares or rectangles, just some brush strokes here and there.

I'll go over some of the areas as well with this gray that are the lightest shade of blue. So the first shade we put down just to tie it in. Then I'm going to rinse my brush and switch to my number one brush and pick up some of this very dark black. Put a lot of Then on my palette over here, and one brush full of the blue black that we made blue gray really turn my paper to the side and I'm going to create the eye here and just the round shape. So I'll create the outline just like that. Then I'll go in there and kind of carve out more of a rounded shape.

And then I want to leave a highlight. If I don't leave a highlight, I can go over it with a white gel pen. So those are my options, but I'm going to just start with a highlight and then I'll deposit pigment. I'll switch to my other. I try and recreate the size coordinating that. Oh, putting my highlight and then I'll fill that shape.

I'm leaving a few spots of white on the eye. Not too many, but I just don't want it to be filled in as if it was a stamp. There I have my eyes done. I'm gonna wait to do any of the features the the eyebrow here are the mouth or the nose until I know that that layer behind it is dry. But I'm gonna take a little bit of pain in my brush here. I'm just going to create a few small little patches of dark color just around the face.

Stick to an odd number. Some areas will dry darker than others and that gives a nice shadow to the pack. I'll do this until I feel I've had enough. Do one more maybe right here and we'll let this layer completely dry.