Four years ago, one of her works became viral. But instead of being happy and proud, Hill was disappointed. She revealed that the biggest mistake she made was that she didn’t put a watermark onto her image.

“When I say it went viral, I mean like shared by millions of platforms globally, and it threw me off massively. I stopped believing in myself and fell off the makeup wagon for a while,” she said in an interview for Bored Panda

She also added that since then, she became more careful with social media.

Using her body as a canvas makes her feel good and is therapeutic for her. She also likes when her makeup work tricks the mind and makes people look twice.

If you browse through her Instagram gallery, you will notice amazing recreating and mind-blowing optical illusions. The more complex makeup arts took her around 12 hours, such as the Robin Williams transformation.

If you are interested in her recreations, check out the gallery below!

The post Artist Uses Her Makeup Brush to Create Magnificent Transformations appeared first on TettyBetty.

“The industry is really fast-paced and the pool of talent is huge, so you have to keep up,” she says. “It’s important to develop a style – a brand even – but at the same time you need to be versatile and ensure you’re not alienating certain audiences.” But with clients that include Kenzo, House of Holland, Browns Fashion and Opening Ceremony, Bruce seems to be keeping up.

Still, it wasn’t always that Bruce took an interest in the fashion industry. In fact, as a child, she was sort of a tomboy. “Growing up I used to flip between being an actress, then a lawyer, and by the time I left school I wanted to be a session drummer and take after my dad,” she relayed. “I never liked fashion though, I was a total tomboy, always in sports clothes and I hated make-up.” 

It was only when she started working at a piercing studio that she became aware that makeup was a thing. After an uninspiring data analyst role, she finally decided to pursue her makeup interest and enrolled at the London College of Fashion at the age of 23. “During my second year I stopped attending so I could concentrate on networking and shooting to build up a portfolio,” she says. That portfolio was the start of a very successful career. See for yourself.

The post Marie Bruce Transforms the Human Body With Makeup appeared first on TettyBetty.

“I’ve always had an obsession with eyes, I just think they are beautiful,”
Domonkos said in an interview with Office. “Since I was really young I always used to draw eyes all over my exercise books in school during my classes. Another reason is that my makeup looks are really ‘messy’ and all over the place so I want there still to be some kind of order. I think I’ve posted 2 or 3 full face looks, and it’s definitely something I want to experiment with more in the future.”

Her experimentation with makeup is still relatively new, making for a “messy” but unique effect. “I wasn’t interested in beauty and makeup before I started a makeup course in 2017,” she admitted. “In early 2017 I saw that there was a fashion makeup course (at KREA Contemporary Art School) in my town, I checked out their portfolio and I loved their approach to makeup. I didn’t even have a brush before that, but they made me so obsessed with makeup and experimenting in just a couple of weeks that I realized that this is what I wanted to do.”

Be sure to follow her Instagram account; we predict it’s only a matter of moments till her makeup career skyrockets.

The post These Messy Makeup Looks Will Inspire You to Mix Things Up appeared first on TettyBetty.

Shying away from the makeup community drama, Lottie has made quite a (first) name for herself, working with huge celebrities like Drew Barrymore, Rihanna, Paris Jackson, Emilia Clarke, and Solange Knowles, among many (many) others.

The self-taught talent was raised in Southern California and knew early on that she had a thing for art. Upon completing her education in graphic design, she moved to London, England. But a few years later, she moved into what she considers her true calling, now working in LA and NY.

“My path was not a straight and easy one, I started wanting to be a graphic designer and in a roundabout way through an internship at a magazine for design I discovered that being a makeup artist was a real job outside of retail,” she said in an interview with the Reed Clarke blog. “From that point, I knew design was not my goal anymore and I did what I could to become a makeup artist. I practiced on every single person I knew, including myself and my husband and then starting testing and building a book.”

She now rocks the biggest fashion shows in New York, Milan, London, Miami, and Los Angeles. Take a look at some of her makeup looks in the gallery below.

The post Lottie is the Makeup Guru You Need in Your Life appeared first on TettyBetty.

A global beauty director for Estée Lauder since 2017, the self-taught makeup artist came to New-York at the age of 19 with big dreams in her heart and little money in her pocket. She studied art and fashion before launching her YouTube channel, where she shared her love for makeup.

“I always hesitated between becoming a painter or a fashion designer, but neither excited me enough,” Violette said in an interview with Inside Out magazine. “And then all became so evident when one night, completely by accident, I had to do a friend’s make up for a costume party. I put sparkles all over her face and it came to me: she was my muse. I was ‘dressing’ and painting her face.”

She currently reaches out to her big audience through her YouTube channel, as well as her Instagram page, where she inspires women and in turn is inspired by women. “Today, all women are my muses, not some sort of blank canvas,” she stressed. “I am celebrating all women and their femininity.”

Take a look at some of her makeup looks.

The post Parisian Makeup Artist, Violette, Has Made a Name for Herself appeared first on TettyBetty.

With more than 135,000 followers on Instagram alone, Black has gained quite a devoted following among editors, curators, and collectors. An international influencer known for her highly inventive approach to beauty, she documents her makeup artistry through intimate portraits and how-to videos that celebrate individuality.

Her work has been featured in huge publications like Vogue, Vogue Italia, Elle, Allure, Harper’s Bazaar, Glamour, Interview, 10 Magazine, L’Officiel, and Vanity Fair.

Check out Black’s website and Instagram for a touch of inspiration.

The post Beauty is Anything but Boring appeared first on TettyBetty.

But like any good artist, Ffrench isn’t solely interested in making people pretty, stating in an interview with Forbes: “I’m just not solely interested in exploring what we are commercially fed as ‘beautiful’. I have my own instincts about beauty and what moves me and that’s what I pursue.”

M.A.C Cosmetics, Junya Watanabe, and Chloé are just some of the brands to have tapped her talents, along with YSL, for whom she’s now Beauté UK make-up ambassador.

“There was never a doubt that I wouldn’t end up in the creative industries,” she told Forbes. “Initially, I explored a few routes—dancing, product design, acting and then finally makeup and I feel like my work reflects all of those elements in a way… which feels creatively satisfying.”

Take a look at some of her creatively satisfying work in the gallery below.

The post This Makeup Artist Isn’t Interested In Making People Pretty appeared first on TettyBetty.

Richard is so talented that you will be completely blown away with his work. Aside from Disney beauties, he is obsessed with art from the 17th and 18th centuries.

“It’s pretty awesome seeing how many people choose to see my art and follow it. I share what I like and move along,” the artist said.

“I create for myself and no one else, and if people like what I do and want to support me, that’s an added plus. I definitely think social media has changed the makeup industry. It’s amazing seeing all the talent on my feed,” Richard told The Daily Mail.

The post Creative Makeup Artist Becomes True Disney Princesses appeared first on TettyBetty.

This incredibly talented makeup artist became an internet sensation after uploading a video to Tik Tok and YouTube, in which she transformed herself into Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa. It took Yuhong almost six hours to finish this ambitious project, but she still wasn’t sure how people were going to react.  

“I wasn’t sure how internet users would feel about me trying to copy such a famous and beloved painting onto my face”, Yuhong explained. “I prepared myself for criticism.”

But her video was watched more than 20 million times and the feedback was very positive. At the moment, Yuhong has more than 560k followers on Instagram and her fan base keeps growing.

If you still don’t believe that this young artist can do magic, take a look at the pictures below to see some of her amazing recreations. 

The post Chinese Makeup Artist Can Transform Into Anyone She Wants appeared first on TettyBetty.

Her name is Katie Butt, and she has amazed a lot of fans who love her work. The first one is more or less an animated cartoon face with the large eyes. Although she has to close her eyes to complete the look, the result is astonishing. She also has a video of how she completed the process on her Instagram page.

The second cartoon doll look is more like an anime. She uses a white shade with some shades of yellow on the hair and on some parts of the face. The result is so real that you would think it is a mask. But it is purely makeup and talent.

Scroll below to see the beautiful transformation. Check her Instagram page for more pictures of her work.

The post Makeup Artist Creates Lifelike Cartoon Doll Face appeared first on TettyBetty.

Four years ago, one of her works became viral. But instead of being happy and proud, Hill was disappointed. She revealed that the biggest mistake she made was that she didn’t put a watermark onto her image.

“When I say it went viral, I mean like shared by millions of platforms globally, and it threw me off massively. I stopped believing in myself and fell off the makeup wagon for a while,” she said in an interview for Bored Panda

She also added that since then, she became more careful with social media.

Using her body as a canvas makes her feel good and is therapeutic for her. She also likes when her makeup work tricks the mind and makes people look twice.

If you browse through her Instagram gallery, you will notice amazing recreating and mind-blowing optical illusions. The more complex makeup arts took her around 12 hours, such as the Robin Williams transformation.

If you are interested in her recreations, check out the gallery below!

The post Artist Uses Her Makeup Brush to Create Magnificent Transformations appeared first on TettyBetty.

“The industry is really fast-paced and the pool of talent is huge, so you have to keep up,” she says. “It’s important to develop a style – a brand even – but at the same time you need to be versatile and ensure you’re not alienating certain audiences.” But with clients that include Kenzo, House of Holland, Browns Fashion and Opening Ceremony, Bruce seems to be keeping up.

Still, it wasn’t always that Bruce took an interest in the fashion industry. In fact, as a child, she was sort of a tomboy. “Growing up I used to flip between being an actress, then a lawyer, and by the time I left school I wanted to be a session drummer and take after my dad,” she relayed. “I never liked fashion though, I was a total tomboy, always in sports clothes and I hated make-up.” 

It was only when she started working at a piercing studio that she became aware that makeup was a thing. After an uninspiring data analyst role, she finally decided to pursue her makeup interest and enrolled at the London College of Fashion at the age of 23. “During my second year I stopped attending so I could concentrate on networking and shooting to build up a portfolio,” she says. That portfolio was the start of a very successful career. See for yourself.

The post Marie Bruce Transforms the Human Body With Makeup appeared first on TettyBetty.

“I’ve always had an obsession with eyes, I just think they are beautiful,”
Domonkos said in an interview with Office. “Since I was really young I always used to draw eyes all over my exercise books in school during my classes. Another reason is that my makeup looks are really ‘messy’ and all over the place so I want there still to be some kind of order. I think I’ve posted 2 or 3 full face looks, and it’s definitely something I want to experiment with more in the future.”

Her experimentation with makeup is still relatively new, making for a “messy” but unique effect. “I wasn’t interested in beauty and makeup before I started a makeup course in 2017,” she admitted. “In early 2017 I saw that there was a fashion makeup course (at KREA Contemporary Art School) in my town, I checked out their portfolio and I loved their approach to makeup. I didn’t even have a brush before that, but they made me so obsessed with makeup and experimenting in just a couple of weeks that I realized that this is what I wanted to do.”

Be sure to follow her Instagram account; we predict it’s only a matter of moments till her makeup career skyrockets.

The post These Messy Makeup Looks Will Inspire You to Mix Things Up appeared first on TettyBetty.

Shying away from the makeup community drama, Lottie has made quite a (first) name for herself, working with huge celebrities like Drew Barrymore, Rihanna, Paris Jackson, Emilia Clarke, and Solange Knowles, among many (many) others.

The self-taught talent was raised in Southern California and knew early on that she had a thing for art. Upon completing her education in graphic design, she moved to London, England. But a few years later, she moved into what she considers her true calling, now working in LA and NY.

“My path was not a straight and easy one, I started wanting to be a graphic designer and in a roundabout way through an internship at a magazine for design I discovered that being a makeup artist was a real job outside of retail,” she said in an interview with the Reed Clarke blog. “From that point, I knew design was not my goal anymore and I did what I could to become a makeup artist. I practiced on every single person I knew, including myself and my husband and then starting testing and building a book.”

She now rocks the biggest fashion shows in New York, Milan, London, Miami, and Los Angeles. Take a look at some of her makeup looks in the gallery below.

The post Lottie is the Makeup Guru You Need in Your Life appeared first on TettyBetty.

A global beauty director for Estée Lauder since 2017, the self-taught makeup artist came to New-York at the age of 19 with big dreams in her heart and little money in her pocket. She studied art and fashion before launching her YouTube channel, where she shared her love for makeup.

“I always hesitated between becoming a painter or a fashion designer, but neither excited me enough,” Violette said in an interview with Inside Out magazine. “And then all became so evident when one night, completely by accident, I had to do a friend’s make up for a costume party. I put sparkles all over her face and it came to me: she was my muse. I was ‘dressing’ and painting her face.”

She currently reaches out to her big audience through her YouTube channel, as well as her Instagram page, where she inspires women and in turn is inspired by women. “Today, all women are my muses, not some sort of blank canvas,” she stressed. “I am celebrating all women and their femininity.”

Take a look at some of her makeup looks.

The post Parisian Makeup Artist, Violette, Has Made a Name for Herself appeared first on TettyBetty.

With more than 135,000 followers on Instagram alone, Black has gained quite a devoted following among editors, curators, and collectors. An international influencer known for her highly inventive approach to beauty, she documents her makeup artistry through intimate portraits and how-to videos that celebrate individuality.

Her work has been featured in huge publications like Vogue, Vogue Italia, Elle, Allure, Harper’s Bazaar, Glamour, Interview, 10 Magazine, L’Officiel, and Vanity Fair.

Check out Black’s website and Instagram for a touch of inspiration.

The post Beauty is Anything but Boring appeared first on TettyBetty.

But like any good artist, Ffrench isn’t solely interested in making people pretty, stating in an interview with Forbes: “I’m just not solely interested in exploring what we are commercially fed as ‘beautiful’. I have my own instincts about beauty and what moves me and that’s what I pursue.”

M.A.C Cosmetics, Junya Watanabe, and Chloé are just some of the brands to have tapped her talents, along with YSL, for whom she’s now Beauté UK make-up ambassador.

“There was never a doubt that I wouldn’t end up in the creative industries,” she told Forbes. “Initially, I explored a few routes—dancing, product design, acting and then finally makeup and I feel like my work reflects all of those elements in a way… which feels creatively satisfying.”

Take a look at some of her creatively satisfying work in the gallery below.

The post This Makeup Artist Isn’t Interested In Making People Pretty appeared first on TettyBetty.

Richard is so talented that you will be completely blown away with his work. Aside from Disney beauties, he is obsessed with art from the 17th and 18th centuries.

“It’s pretty awesome seeing how many people choose to see my art and follow it. I share what I like and move along,” the artist said.

“I create for myself and no one else, and if people like what I do and want to support me, that’s an added plus. I definitely think social media has changed the makeup industry. It’s amazing seeing all the talent on my feed,” Richard told The Daily Mail.

The post Creative Makeup Artist Becomes True Disney Princesses appeared first on TettyBetty.

This incredibly talented makeup artist became an internet sensation after uploading a video to Tik Tok and YouTube, in which she transformed herself into Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa. It took Yuhong almost six hours to finish this ambitious project, but she still wasn’t sure how people were going to react.  

“I wasn’t sure how internet users would feel about me trying to copy such a famous and beloved painting onto my face”, Yuhong explained. “I prepared myself for criticism.”

But her video was watched more than 20 million times and the feedback was very positive. At the moment, Yuhong has more than 560k followers on Instagram and her fan base keeps growing.

If you still don’t believe that this young artist can do magic, take a look at the pictures below to see some of her amazing recreations. 

The post Chinese Makeup Artist Can Transform Into Anyone She Wants appeared first on TettyBetty.

Her name is Katie Butt, and she has amazed a lot of fans who love her work. The first one is more or less an animated cartoon face with the large eyes. Although she has to close her eyes to complete the look, the result is astonishing. She also has a video of how she completed the process on her Instagram page.

The second cartoon doll look is more like an anime. She uses a white shade with some shades of yellow on the hair and on some parts of the face. The result is so real that you would think it is a mask. But it is purely makeup and talent.

Scroll below to see the beautiful transformation. Check her Instagram page for more pictures of her work.

The post Makeup Artist Creates Lifelike Cartoon Doll Face appeared first on TettyBetty.