Gloss
Orange gel, poured and left to run. It looks like paint and wears like lacquer, and it dries to a mirror finish in nine minutes.
- Pigment
- Cadmium orange
- Method
- Brush & pipette
- Chair time
- 1 h 30

Seven looks, one face. Watch it change.
Cadmium-orange gel, laid on with a brush and let to run.
Four hundred hand-placed dots in black, white and orange.
Blue and yellow blocks, finished with real blooms set on skin.
A full-body cyan base, gerbera lenses and nothing else.
Peacock and pheasant plumes, pinned beneath a ripped paper skin.
Colour-bar lines, teal frames and rainbow runs from the brow.
A crown of hydrangea and daisies over cyan skin, and a butter-yellow dress.
Skin is the first fabric. We cut it, drape it, dye it and decorate it, then photograph what a face can become in an afternoon.
Orange gel, poured and left to run. It looks like paint and wears like lacquer, and it dries to a mirror finish in nine minutes.

Four hundred dots, placed one at a time with a fine pen. White first, then black, then the orange that holds the eye.

Blue and yellow blocks, edged in tape and softened with real flowers: freesia, anemone and a single pink dahlia.

One colour, head to toe, with orange frames and gerbera lenses. The simplest look in the suite and the hardest to get even.

A paper skin torn back to show feathers: peacock, pheasant and guinea fowl, pinned one barb at a time.

Colour-bar stripes, teal frames and rainbow runs from the brow, shot against white so every line reads.

Hydrangea, gerbera and daisies in a crown nearly the height of the face, over cyan skin and a butter-yellow dress.

Drag the handle, or use the arrow keys, to wipe from the first pour of orange to the finished crown.
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Choose a look and what you want with it. We'll confirm a date within two days and hold the chair for you.