Time for some AIRBRUSH awesomeness! Kellie Burrus shows us lovely and amazing blacklight design using airbrush, some stencils, some glitter, and blacklight activated paints!

One of the most requested flowers is the rose. It might look very complicated at first but after you've learned the basics and the technique, you'll be able to paint roses with ease and confidence. 

All girls love flowers, and roses are very popular flowers, so instead of waiting for someone to give you a bouquet of roses, draw them yourself and become a Princess of roses!

There are endless ways we can use roses in our face paint designs. It’s fun to experiment with different color combinations and use lighter or darker colors where you usually would not.  I hope you enjoy one of my versions here.

One stroke technique can be a bit tricky to learn, but when you get the hang of it you just want to learn every flowers there is and much more.  

It's that time of the year again! I love the holiday season with all the cute winter designs, but never quite seemed to get the hang of painting poinsettia flowers so I used to avoid painting them.

This quick sugar skull design is perfect for both children and adults. A great on the job design to do on those who don´t like blood and other scary stuff for Halloween. 

In this tutorial, I want to share a couple of tips with you and show you how you can add a bit more interest to your fast floral designs without having to spend hardly any extra time on them - inspired by the gorgeous Pantone Color of the year - Ultra Violet!