Face painting with stencils represents a challenge to some while others think it is simply cheating. Here at Jest Paint we think of stencils as a tool to enhance your work, to help you work faster when you need to, to help you add intricate details to a design so that it stands out, and to help you accomplish shapes and textures that are otherwise very hard to do free hand.
The intention of this guide is to show you how to use face painting stencils in a way that they won't be seen as others, or by you, as cheating, but rather as a tool for specific purposes. We will also guide you through the huge variety of stencils available out there and recommend a few of our top choices and must have stencils so that if you are just starting out with stencils you can get yourself a nice set that will get you through most gigs.
Keep reading to find the many uses of face painting stencils, find different techniques, some tricks, and our top stencils that we like to recommend to every face painter.
How to Use Face Painting Stencils?
Using stencils requires some practice, although they can look like an easy to use tool, truth is that you will need to practice a little before you can get a good print. The most common issues with stencils are moving your stencil while you are applying the paint, or the paint being too wet and getting under your stencil. We will cover a few important things that you need to know in order to get a perfect stencil print.
The Best Face Paint for Stenciling
Although you might have read a little bit about this topic on our Ultimate Face Paint Guide blog post, we will cover some extra ground in this post.
"Using the right tools is the most important thing when painting with stencils, if you get the wrong paint or applicator, your stencils won't come out right"
When choosing a kind of face paint to use with stencils you have a few options. You can use a Glycerin Based face paint like Superstar or Paradise, you can use powder based face paints like Starblend, or you can use airbrush face paint with an airbrush compressor and an airbrush gun, like Vibe.
"Don't forget to check our How to Activate Face Paint blog post fore more detailed information about it."
Using Glycerin based face paints is great because you can get a very creamy load that wont bleed under your stencil. Wax based face paints tend to have a thinner consistency and they can bleed under your stencil. With the right technique you can make almost any paint work, but glycerin based paints will make it a bit easier.
Using Powder based face paints is another great option. Powders have the great advantage that will not bleed at all under your stencil, but if you cake the powder too thick there will be some fall out when you remove the stencil. Also, when using powders you might need to use a primer first so that the powder sticks better to the skin. You can use face paint, glycerin or lotion as your primer. Use just a tiny bit, all you need is for the skin to be slightly tacky so the powder sticks.
Using airbrush style face paints with an airbrush gun and a compressor is a third and very popular option. This is a common option if you are stenciling a full face, or doing airbrush tattoos or even if you are adding textures to a body painting design. Follow the paint manufacturer's instructions in regards to the right PSI for the paint, so that you work with the right air pressure.
The Best Applicator
This is really a matter of choice, but we will give you a few tips on good stencil applicators and why we like them.
If you are working with water activated face paints then using a kabuki brush or a small pore sponge (like a latex free makeup sponge) is a great idea. Either one tend to create less issues with bleeding than regular face paint sponges. You can use a regular face paint sponge but you have to make sure it is extra dry.
"Check our How to Use a Face Painting Sponge blog post for more information on sponges and how to use them."
One of our favorite sponges for stenciling is the Splash Droplet Sponge because it has very small pores and a rounded edge that makes it easy to get a nice even print.
Another great option, if you are working with powders, is a smoothie blender or velvet blender applicator. They are great because they are small enough to be able to choose what areas of the stencil to use and which ones not to, and they are very sturdy so you can press hard enough to get a good print.
If you are using liquid face paints then using an airbrush gun and a compressor might be your best option. Just make sure not to have the pressure to high and to work far enough from the stencil itself so that paint is not pushed under it.
The Technique (airbrush vs sponge/brush)
Having the right technique is just as important as using the correct paint and the correct applicator. There are a few but very important things you need to keep in mind when using face painting stencils.
Make sure to press the stencil against the skin firmly at all times. If the stencil is large and you can't hold the entire stencil down at once, make sure to keep pressure around the area you are applying the paint and as you need to reach for other areas of the stencil walk slowly with your fingers to keep the stencil from shifting.
Always make sure to use a clean and dry stencil. If your stencil is wet or it has paint on the bottom, it will likely smear or stain the design underneath.
If using an airbrush, keep a good distance from your stencil so that the paint is not pushed under the stencil, but not too far that you will get over-spray. Don't try and get a solid coverage at once, move your airbrush back and forward over the stencil area until you get the opacity you want.
If using a sponge or brush, make sure to always paint inwards, from the edges in, rather than outwards, so that you don't force paint under the stencil. Use slow and gentle moves. You can gently pat the skin if you are using a sponge, or move your brush in a circular motion if you are using a kabuki style brush.
In this case it is also important to make sure the paint is almost dry. Before applying the stencil test the sponge or brush on your skin. It should feel almost dry and tacky. If your sponge or brush has too much water, squeeze all the water out, or go over a dry towel with the brush or sponge to remove excess water.
If you are using a smoothie blender with dry powders, then make sure to get a good load of powder on your smoothie, but not too thick that it would create fall out. Make slow and firm short strokes with your smoothie over the stencil to get the powder to stick to the skin. Remember, using a primer is recommended when working with powders.
What to Use Face Painting Stencils For?
Like we mentioned at the beginning, there is a lot that can be done with stencils and the only limit is your imagination. We will cover the main things that most face painters do when using stencils, but you can come up with your own ideas once you learn how to use them.
Creating Textures
There are many stencils that have different textures, like animal prints, squares, circles, lines and more. These are great for adding textures to your butterfly wings, tiger faces, lizard and monster faces, etc.
These textures make your design stand out and look extra detailed while not a lot of extra work is required to get there.
Adding small intricate details
Some times you just want to add some cute stars, hearts or flowers to a design, by the edge of it, or by the corner of the eye.
Stencils can be very handy for that since they give you a fast way of adding a cute detail that looks sharp and stands out. You can checkout some cute flower stencils on our shop.
Making quick Cheek-Art designs
Sometimes you just need to bust through a face painting line, or paint something quick in a little one that won't stop moving. Cheek-art style stencils are perfect for that, they look cute and intricate enough yet they are super easy to apply.
You can visit our animal stencils section for some ideas.
Full Face Airbrush Designs
Many artists working festivals like to do full face designs using full face stencils and an airbrush. This is a great way of making fast yet great looking designs, which is ideal in a festival setting if you are getting paid by the face. Using full face stencils also allows you to have uniformity. Sometimes you have a group of 3 or even 6 artists working at the same booth and people expect the same quality of work regardless of the artists that ends up doing their face. So, having full face stencils is a great way of achieving that without hours of training to match a particular style of painting.
ShowOffs has an entire line of full face - face painting stencils that is great for this kind of situation.
Airbrush Tattoos
Another great option for festivals is airbrush tattoos. Airbrush tattoos are very popular with all ages, and they can easily be done with an airbrush compressor and an airbrush gun.
You can choose to do simple check-art style designs on the upper arm, hand, or face, or go with the more realistic style tattoos using stencils like the ones by Tattoo Pro.
Cool Tricks with Face Painting Stencils
Using face painting stencils doesn't always have to mean to put a stencil against the skin and paint over it. There are many fun things that you can do with your stencils if you want to. Below are some ideas.
Reverse Stencil
You can actually paint your stencil surface with just a little bit of paint and press the stencil against the skin, leaving the reverse stencil print. This is a fun and different way of using your stencil.
3D Effect by moving the stencil just a bit
If you set your stencil and make a first print with white or a light colored face paint and then you move the stencil just a tiny bit, and then you add a second layer of a darker color of face paint, you can create a 3D look. Just make sure that before you move the stencil the paint is dry, and make sure to just move it a little bit.
Airbrush Fade Out Effect
You can create an airbrush effect without using an actual airbrush. The way to do this is by making sure that one half of the stencil is darker and more opaque than the other end. If you just barely get paint on the one end of the stencil then it will look like an airbrush fade out look.
Glitter with Stencils
If you want to create an extra sparkling look you can actually add glitter to your stencil work. The first thing is to make a stencil print with regular face paint, then, while the paint is still wet and without moving the stencil, load a sponge or brush with some cosmetic grade glitter that matches the color of the paint you used and press the glitter on to the paint through the stencil. Then, carefully remove the stencil and you will get an awesome glitter stencil look!
Wiping Off Paint
This is another fun technique, and it is pretty much the opposite of stenciling, in a way. What you do is first paint your design and then, if you want to add some negative space with a texture, you can set a stencil over the design and press it against the skin. Then, using a slightly (very slightly) moisten sponge, wipe the paint off through the stencil and remove the stencil. This will leave a pattern on your design, but instead of it being made of a color, it will be done with your skin color as your skin will now be showing.
How to Set Up your Stencils while Painting
Having an easy to use set up for your stencils is very important or you just won't use them. There are a few different ways that people do this:
- Attach a little Velcro dot to your stencil and attach each stencil to a Velcro strip on your face painting case.
- Attach a little magnet to your stencil and attach each stencil to a magnetic or metallic strip on your face painting case.
- Use a snap ring to hold your stencils separated by category, that way when you need one you only need to pick one set and look through it rather than looking through all of your stencils.
- Keep them in a coupon organizer (accordion style), or in an album like the ones made for trading cards. You can use one slot for each stencil and that way you can find them easily without going through hundreds. You can label each page so you know what stencils are in each one.
- Cut a pool noodle in half so one side is flat and cut it to the length you want it to be. Then make some slits on the pool noodle so that you can insert a piece of your stencil.
These are just some ways we have seen people use to set their stencils while painting, you can share yours by leaving as a comment at the bottom.
Storing and Cleaning your Face Painting Stencils
Storing your stencils in a way that they won't get damaged is crucial. Although face painting and airbrush stencils are fairly durable, they can bend or little pieces can get caught on to something and your stencil might get damaged.
It is important to store your stencils in a way that they won't be in contact with anything that could damage them. You can use a small pencil case, the trading cards album we talked about before, the coupon organizer, etc.
But before you store them we suggest you clean them well so that they are ready when you need them at your next event. To clean your stencils you can submerge them in water with soap (we recommend using Lush Brush soap) for a little while or put them under the tap and gently rub the stencil between your fingers to get all of the paint off. Then, gently set the stencil over a paper towel and tap another paper towel on top so that it dries out. Do not try and wipe them off because you might damage small pieces of it. It is always better to just press it in between two pieces of a paper towel or a soft cloth in a flat surface.
If you used alcohol based face paints then you will need to clean your stencils with alcohol, 99% alcohol being your best option. You can also try with soap and water if you let them sit in a soapy water solution for a while.
Our Top 20 Best Face Painting Stencils - The Shopping Guide
Choosing our top 20 best face painting stencils is not an easy task since we have literally hundreds of stencils to choose from and we carry more than 100 in our own kit, so by no means this list shows the only stencils you should have, but rather our top choices based mostly on use, user rating and popularity with our customers.
TAP Stencils were created by Anna and Santi from JestPaint and have become one of the most popular stencil brands out there. When they first came out they were the only brand of stencil made to fit small faces and with a design flow specifically crafted so that you could use the entire stencil at once as a print rather than choosing which part of the stencil to work with. Their small size and very affordable price made them super popular!
The TAP Stencil Spider Web is a very popular stencil, not only to make a quick super hero face but also to use around Halloween time. It is a a very nice stencil to have and it will come in handy more often than you might think:
TAP 024 Face Painting Stencil - Spider Web
by Jest Paint Stencils
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Product Code: JPTAP024
What are the dimensions of this TAP Face Painting Stencil?
TAP face painting stencils have a diameter of around 2 3/16” and they are cut from a 7 mil (0.007") thick Mylar.
What is TAP Stencil Spider Web best for?
TAP Stencils are the ultimate face painting tool. These small face painting stencils are designed to fit around small faces to allow you to create great looking designs with little to no effort on your end. Use them on the forehead between the eyebrows as center pieces, or by the corner of the eyes to decorate the side of the face. When using patterns, you can move the stencil around to cover all of the desired area, don’t get tricked by their size, you can cover a full face with them if you keep on moving the stencil!
The flexible material and rounded shape allow the stencil to curve with the shape of the face and fit in any desired area without any inconvenience. TAP Stencil Spider Web is great during Halloween to add a creepy web to your designs or to add textures and a fun elemnt to your super heroe inspired designs.
How to use TAP Face Painting Stencils?
Face and Body Art stencils require some practice to learn how to use them properly, but once you learn how to use them you can get through your face painting line much faster! Start with a clean stencil and make sure that the skin is nice and dry before you apply it, otherwise the face paint will look runny. Apply the TAP Stencil against the skin and hold it firmly using the tabs provided, your fingers should always be close to the area you are painting. Apply the face paint in a stippling motion until all of the spaces are filled with paint. Carefully pull the stencil away from the skin. You can learn more about how to use, care and store your face painting stencils on our Face Painting with Stencils - Instructions and Best Stencils Guide blog post.
How to Store my TAP Stencils?
All body art stencils are delicate tools and require lots of care to make sure you can use them for years to come. You can learn more about how to use, care and store your face painting stencils on our Face Painting with Stencils - Instructions and Best Stencils Guide blog post.
Many professional face painters store them using a snap ring and putting them in an area of their kit where they won’t get damaged. You can store them inside a little case, or you can use a photo album or trading cards album to separate them and make them easier to find. Many artists stick tiny pieces of Velcro on one tab and let them hang from a Velcro strip in their kit, or use the holes to hand them on a peg/pin board.
What Else Should I know about TAP Stencils?
TAP Stencils are manufactured in the USA and each pattern is designed by hand by Anna and Santi from Jest Paint. All of the designs featured on our stencils are original and are copy righted by Jest Paint LLC. The stencils are packed inside a bag by our packers in the USA and we use recycled card-stock for the instructions card that comes with our stencils.
¿Cuáles son las dimensiones de este TAP Face Painting Stencil?
Las plantillas de pintura facial TAP tienen un diámetro de alrededor de 5,56 cm y están cortadas de un Mylar de 0,18 milímetros de espesor.
¿Para qué es mejor TAP Stencil Spider Web ?
El material flexible y la forma redondeada permiten que la plantilla se curve con la forma de la cara y se adapte a cualquier área deseada sin ningún inconveniente. TAP Stencil Spider Web es genial durante Halloween para agregar telarañas a tus diseños o para texturas, también para añadir detalles a diseños inspirados en superhéroes.
¿Cómo usar TAP Face Painting Stencils?
Las plantillas de Body Art requieren un poco de práctica para aprender a usarlas correctamente, pero una vez que aprendas cómo usarlas, ¡puedes cruzar la línea en tus trabajos y hacerlo mucho más rápido! Puedes obtener más información sobre cómo usar, cuidar y almacenar sus plantillas de pintura facial en nuestra publicación de blog Pintura Facial con Plantillas: Instrucciones y La Mejor Guía de Plantillas
¿Qué más debo saber sobre TAP Stencils?
Las plantillas TAP se fabrican en los EE. UU. Y cada patrón está diseñado a mano por Anna y Santi de Jest Paint. Todos los diseños presentados en nuestras plantillas son originales y están protegidos por Jest Paint LLC. Las plantillas se empacan dentro de una bolsa en los EE. UU. y usamos cartulina reciclada para la tarjeta de instrucciones que viene con nuestras plantillas.
The TAP Stencil Hearts is one of our oldest stencil yet still a very popular one. It goes well with almost every design you paint! Princess crowns, eye designs, cute animal faces, Valentine's Day designs, etc. You need a heart stencil in your kit and this is one we strongly recommend:
TAP 007 Face Painting Stencil - Hearts
by Jest Paint Stencils
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Product Code: JPTAP007
What are the dimensions of this TAP Face Painting Stencil?
TAP face painting stencils have a diameter of around 2 3/16” and they are cut from a 7 mil (0.007") thick Mylar.
What is TAP Stencil Hearts best for?
TAP Stencils are the ultimate face painting tool. These small face painting stencils are designed to fit around small faces to allow you to create great looking designs with little to no effort on your end. Use them on the forehead between the eyebrows as center pieces, or by the corner of the eyes to decorate the side of the face. When using patterns, you can move the stencil around to cover all of the desired area, don’t get tricked by their size, you can cover a full face with them if you keep on moving the stencil!
The flexible material and rounded shape allow the stencil to curve with the shape of the face and fit in any desired area without any inconvenience. TAP Stencil Hearts is best for adding cute little hearts by the corner of the eye or a center piece to your crowns or valentine's day inspired designs.
How to use TAP Face Painting Stencils?
Body Art stencils require some practice to learn how to use them properly, but once you learn how to use them you can get through your face painting line much faster!
You can use them to create very simple designs by just stamping the design featured on the stencil, or you can use them to enhance more intricate face painting designs and add textures or more detailed work to your creations.
Start with a clean stencil and make sure that the skin is nice and dry before you apply the stencil, otherwise the face paint will look runny. Apply the TAP Stencil against the skin and hold it firmly using the tabs provided.
Powders are nice because they won’t bleed under the stencil. If you rather work with water activated face paints, we suggest using a glycerin based paint like Superstar or Paradise, though all paints work if you practice. Add a drop or two of water onto your paint and work the paint into a creamy almost sticky consistency with a sponge. Test the paint on the surface of your hand to make sure it isn’t too wet, and then tap over the surface of the stencil. Always move from the edges of the stencil into the design, so you are not pushing face paint under the stencil.
Using sponges with very small pores is best since they provide a more even coverage and they tend to hold less water. Some people also like to use kabuki style brushes with their stencils, just make sure the brush has a very thin load of paint and it is fairly dry. Learn more about stenciling by reading our Face Painting with Stencils - Instructions and Best Stencils Guide.
How to Store my TAP Stencils?
All body art stencils are delicate tools and require lots of care to make sure you can use them for years to come. Before storing them make sure they are clean. Put the stencil under a gentle stream of water and then use a clean towel to softly wipe the surface of the stencil on both sides. Use gentle movements, so not to bend any parts of the stencil. You can remove stubborn stains with some soap. Pat the stencils dry using a towel and put them away.
What Else Should I know about TAP Stencils?
TAP Stencils are manufactured in the USA and each pattern is designed by hand by Anna and Santi from Jest Paint. All of the designs featured on our stencils are original and are copy righted by Jest Paint LLC. The stencils are packed inside a bag by our packers in the USA and we use recycled card-stock for the instructions card that comes with our stencils.
¿Cuáles son las dimensiones de este TAP Face Painting Stencil?
Las plantillas de pintura facial TAP tienen un diámetro de alrededor de 5,56 cm y están cortadas de un Mylar de 0,18 milímetros de espesor.
¿Para qué es mejor TAP Stencil Hearts ?
Las plantillas TAP son la más novedosa herramienta para pintar caras. Estas pequeñas plantillas están diseñadas para encajar alrededor de caras pequeñas para permitirte crear diseños de gran apariencia con poco o ningún esfuerzo por tu parte. Úsalos en la frente entre las cejas como piezas centrales, o en la esquina de los ojos para decorar el costado de la cara. Cuando uses secuencias, puedes mover la plantilla para cubrir toda el área deseada, no te dejes engañar por su tamaño, ¡puedes cubrir una cara completa con ellas si continúas moviendo la plantilla!
El material flexible y la forma redondeada permiten que la plantilla se curve con la forma de la cara y se adapte a cualquier área deseada sin ningún inconveniente. TAP Stencil Hearts es lo mejor para agregar corazones pequeños alrededor del ojo o una pieza central para tus coronas o diseños inspirados en el día de San Valentín.
¿Cómo usar TAP Face Painting Stencils?
Las plantillas de Body Art requieren un poco de práctica para aprender a usarlas correctamente, pero una vez que aprendas cómo usarlas, ¡puedes cruzar la línea en tus trabajos y hacerlo mucho más rápido! Aprender mas aqui! Pintura Facial con Plantillas: Instrucciones y La Mejor Guía de Plantillas
¿Qué más debo saber sobre TAP Stencils?
Las plantillas TAP se fabrican en los EE. UU. Y cada patrón está diseñado a mano por Anna y Santi de Jest Paint. Todos los diseños presentados en nuestras plantillas son originales y están protegidos por Jest Paint LLC. Las plantillas se empacan dentro de una bolsa en los EE. UU. y usamos cartulina reciclada para la tarjeta de instrucciones que viene con nuestras plantillas.
Our TAP Stencil Animal Print is also very popular since it can be used for cheetah, leopards, or even monster faces. You can move the stencil around the face as needed to add these spots to your design and make it a more exciting one!
TAP 006 Face Painting Stencil - Animal Print
by Jest Paint Stencils
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Product Code: JPTAP006
What are the dimensions of this TAP Face Painting Stencil?
TAP face painting stencils have a diameter of around 2 3/16” and they are cut from a 7 mil (0.007") thick Mylar.
What is TAP Stencil Animal Print best for?
TAP Stencils are the ultimate face painting tool. These small face painting stencils are designed to fit around small faces to allow you to create great looking designs with little to no effort on your end. Use them on the forehead between the eyebrows as center pieces, or by the corner of the eyes to decorate the side of the face. When using patterns, you can move the stencil around to cover all of the desired area, don’t get tricked by their size, you can cover a full face with them if you keep on moving the stencil!
The flexible material and rounded shape allow the stencil to curve with the shape of the face and fit in any desired area without any inconvenience. TAP Stencil Animal Print is best for adding cheetah or leopard spots to your feline inspired designs. Adding the spots with a stencil is much faster and gives your design a professional finished look.
How to use TAP Face Painting Stencils?
Body Art stencils require some practice to learn how to use them properly, but once you learn how to use them you can get through your face painting line much faster!
You can use them to create very simple designs by just stamping the design featured on the stencil, or you can use them to enhance more intricate face painting designs and add textures or more detailed work to your creations.
Start with a clean stencil and make sure that the skin is nice and dry before you apply the stencil, otherwise the face paint will look runny. Apply the TAP Stencil against the skin and hold it firmly using the tabs provided.
Powders are nice because they won’t bleed under the stencil. If you rather work with water activated face paints, we suggest using a glycerin based paint like Superstar or Paradise, though all paints work if you practice. Add a drop or two of water onto your paint and work the paint into a creamy almost sticky consistency with a sponge. Test the paint on the surface of your hand to make sure it isn’t too wet, and then tap over the surface of the stencil. Always move from the edges of the stencil into the design, so you are not pushing face paint under the stencil.
Using sponges with very small pores is best since they provide a more even coverage and they tend to hold less water. Some people also like to use kabuki style brushes with their stencils, just make sure the brush has a very thin load of paint and it is fairly dry. Learn more about stenciling by reading our Face Painting with Stencils - Instructions and Best Stencils Guide.
How to Store my TAP Stencils?
All body art stencils are delicate tools and require lots of care to make sure you can use them for years to come. Before storing them make sure they are clean. Put the stencil under a gentle stream of water and then use a clean towel to softly wipe the surface of the stencil on both sides. Use gentle movements, so not to bend any parts of the stencil. You can remove stubborn stains with some soap. Pat the stencils dry using a towel and put them away.
What Else Should I know about TAP Stencils?
TAP Stencils are manufactured in the USA and each pattern is designed by hand by Anna and Santi from Jest Paint. All of the designs featured on our stencils are original and are copy righted by Jest Paint LLC. The stencils are packed inside a bag by our packers in the USA and we use recycled card-stock for the instructions card that comes with our stencils.
¿Cuáles son las dimensiones de este TAP Face Painting Stencil?
Las plantillas de pintura facial TAP tienen un diámetro de alrededor de 5,56 cm y están cortadas de un Mylar de 0,18 milímetros de espesor.
¿Para qué es mejor TAP Stencil Animal Print ?
Las plantillas TAP son la más novedosa herramienta para pintar caras. Estas pequeñas plantillas están diseñadas para encajar alrededor de caras pequeñas para permitirte crear diseños de gran apariencia con poco o ningún esfuerzo por tu parte. Úsalos en la frente entre las cejas como piezas centrales, o en la esquina de los ojos para decorar el costado de la cara. Cuando uses secuencias, puedes mover la plantilla para cubrir toda el área deseada, no te dejes engañar por su tamaño, ¡puedes cubrir una cara completa con ellas si continúas moviendo la plantilla!
El material flexible y la forma redondeada permiten que la plantilla se curve con la forma de la cara y se adapte a cualquier área deseada sin ningún inconveniente. TAP Stencil Animal Print es mejor para agregar manchas de guepardo o leopardo a tus diseños inspirados en felinos. Agregar los puntos con una plantilla es mucho más rápido y le da a tu diseño un aspecto acabado profesional.
¿Cómo usar TAP Face Painting Stencils?
Las plantillas de Body Art requieren un poco de práctica para aprender a usarlas correctamente, pero una vez que aprendas cómo usarlas, ¡puedes cruzar la línea en tus trabajos y hacerlo mucho más rápido! Aprender mas aqui! Pintura Facial con Plantillas: Instrucciones y La Mejor Guía de Plantillas
¿Qué más debo saber sobre TAP Stencils?
Las plantillas TAP se fabrican en los EE. UU. Y cada patrón está diseñado a mano por Anna y Santi de Jest Paint. Todos los diseños presentados en nuestras plantillas son originales y están protegidos por Jest Paint LLC. Las plantillas se empacan dentro de una bolsa en los EE. UU. y usamos cartulina reciclada para la tarjeta de instrucciones que viene con nuestras plantillas.
When the Disney movie Frozen hit the movie theaters a few years back this stencil became a super popular one, and it has remained a popular choice since then. Not only it can be used for designs inspired by the Snow Queen movie by Disney, but it can also be used for other winter inspired designs and Christmas designs:
TAP 015 Face Painting Stencil - Snowflakes
by Jest Paint Stencils
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Product Code: JPTAP015
What are the dimensions of this TAP Face Painting Stencil?
TAP face painting stencils have a diameter of around 2 3/16” and they are cut from a 7 mil (0.007") thick Mylar.
What is TAP Stencil Snowflakes best for?
TAP Stencils are the ultimate face painting tool. These small face painting stencils are designed to fit around small faces to allow you to create great looking designs with little to no effort on your end. Use them on the forehead between the eyebrows as center pieces, or by the corner of the eyes to decorate the side of the face. When using patterns, you can move the stencil around to cover all of the desired area, don’t get tricked by their size, you can cover a full face with them if you keep on moving the stencil!
The flexible material and rounded shape allow the stencil to curve with the shape of the face and fit in any desired area without any inconvenience. TAP Stencil Snowflakes is best for all winter inspired designs, including frozen looks, snow queen and other winter like face painting ideas.
How to use TAP Face Painting Stencils?
Body Art stencils require some practice to learn how to use them properly, but once you learn how to use them you can get through your face painting line much faster!
You can use them to create very simple designs by just stamping the design featured on the stencil, or you can use them to enhance more intricate face painting designs and add textures or more detailed work to your creations.
Start with a clean stencil and make sure that the skin is nice and dry before you apply the stencil, otherwise the face paint will look runny. Apply the TAP Stencil against the skin and hold it firmly using the tabs provided.
Now is the time to apply the face paint. The best option is to work with pressed powders as they won’t bleed under the stencil. Load a smoothie or velvet blender with some powder and tap over the stencil gently until you have covered the desired area. If you use a primer underneath, like glycerin, Vaseline or just regular face paint, the powders will stick better. If you rather work with water activated face paints, we strongly suggest using a glycerin based paint like Superstar or Paradise. Get your sponge very slightly wet and work the paint into a creamy almost dry consistency. You want to make sure to always work with the least amount of water possible to prevent the paint from bleeding under your face painting stencil. Test the paint on the surface of your hand to make sure it isn’t too wet, and then tap over the surface of the stencil. Always move from the edges of the stencil into the design, so you are not pushing face paint under the stencil.
Using sponges with very small pores is best since they provide a more even coverage and they tend to hold less water. Some people also like to use kabuki style brushes with their stencils, just make sure the brush has a very thin load of paint and it is fairly dry. If you need to cover a larger area of the face you can gently move your stencil as you paint, making sure not to lay the stencil over a freshly painted area, so not to smudge the design underneath.
Once it is time to remove the stencil, let go of one of the tabs, and with your free hand pick the stencil and move it away from the face, making sure not to drag the stencil against the freshly painted area to prevent smudging. Before you use that stencil again, make sure to clean it and let it dry so it doesn’t ruin your next design. Before your first event using stencils make sure to practice painting with them a few times. You will see how quickly you can learn and start getting creative with them.
How to Store my TAP Stencils?
All body art stencils are delicate tools and require lots of care to make sure you can use them for years to come. Before storing them make sure they are clean. Put the stencil under a gentle stream of water and then use a clean towel to softly wipe the surface of the stencil on both sides. Use gentle movements, so not to bend any parts of the stencil. You can remove stubborn stains with some soap. Pat the stencils dry using a towel and put them away.
Many professional face painters store them using a snap ring and putting them in an area of their kit where they won’t get damaged. You can store them inside a little case, or you can use a photo album or trading cards album to separate them and make them easier to find. Many artists stick tiny pieces of Velcro on one tab and let them hang from a Velcro strip in their kit, or use the holes to hand them on a peg/pin board.
What Else Should I know about TAP Stencils?
TAP Stencils are manufactured in the USA and each pattern is designed by hand by Anna and Santi from Jest Paint. All of the designs featured on our stencils are original and are copy righted by Jest Paint LLC. The stencils are packed inside a bag by our packers in the USA and we use recycled card-stock for the instructions card that comes with our stencils.
¿Cuáles son las dimensiones de este TAP Face Painting Stencil?
Las plantillas de pintura facial TAP tienen un diámetro de alrededor de 5,56 cm y están cortadas de un Mylar de 0,18 milímetros de espesor.
¿Para qué es mejor TAP Stencil Snowflakes ?
Las plantillas TAP son la más novedosa herramienta para pintar caras. Estas pequeñas plantillas están diseñadas para encajar alrededor de caras pequeñas para permitirte crear diseños de gran apariencia con poco o ningún esfuerzo por tu parte. Úsalos en la frente entre las cejas como piezas centrales, o en la esquina de los ojos para decorar el costado de la cara. Cuando uses secuencias, puedes mover la plantilla para cubrir toda el área deseada, no te dejes engañar por su tamaño, ¡puedes cubrir una cara completa con ellas si continúas moviendo la plantilla!
El material flexible y la forma redondeada permiten que la plantilla se curve con la forma de la cara y se adapte a cualquier área deseada sin ningún inconveniente. TAP Stencil Snowflakes es perfecto para todos los diseños inspirados en el invierno, incluidos los looks de hielo, la reina de las nieves y otras ideas para invierno.
¿Cómo usar TAP Face Painting Stencils?
Las plantillas de Body Art requieren un poco de práctica para aprender a usarlas correctamente, pero una vez que aprendas cómo usarlas, ¡puedes cruzar la línea en tus trabajos y hacerlo mucho más rápido!
Puedes usarlas para crear diseños muy simples solamente estampando el diseño presentado en la plantilla, o puedes usarlos para mejorar diseños más intrincados y agregar texturas o detalles a tus creaciones.
Comienza con una plantilla limpia y asegúrate de que la piel esté en condiciones y seca antes de aplicar la plantilla, de lo contrario, la pintura se verá líquida. Aplica la plantilla TAP contra la piel y sostenla firmemente con las pestañas de los bordes.
Ahora es el momento de aplicar la pintura. La mejor opción es trabajar con polvos prensados ya que no se filtraran debajo de la plantilla. Carga un pincel difuminador con un poco de polvo y golpea suavemente la plantilla hasta que hayas cubierto el área deseada. Si usas una imprimación debajo, como glicerina, vaselina o simplemente pintura facial regular, los polvos se adherirán mejor. Si prefieres trabajar con pinturas faciales activadas con agua, te recomendamos utilizar una pintura a base de glicerina como Superstar o Paradise. Humedece tu esponja ligeramente y trabaja la pintura en una consistencia cremosa casi seca. Debes asegurarte de trabajar siempre con la menor cantidad de agua posible para evitar que la pintura se filtre debajo de la plantilla. Prueba la pintura en la superficie de tu mano para asegurarte de que no esté demasiado húmeda y luego golpea sobre la superficie de la plantilla. Muévete siempre desde los bordes de la plantilla hasta el diseño, de modo que no empujes la pintura facial debajo de la plantilla.
El uso de esponjas con poros muy pequeños es mejor ya que proporcionan una cobertura más uniforme y tienden a retener menos agua. A algunas personas también les gusta usar pinceles de estilo kabuki con sus plantillas, solo asegúrate de que el pincel tenga una carga muy delgada de pintura y que esté bastante seco. Si necesitas cubrir un área más grande de la cara, puedes mover suavemente tu plantilla mientras pintas, asegurándote de no colocar la plantilla sobre un área recién pintada, para no manchar el diseño debajo.
A la hora de quitar la plantilla, suelta una de las pestañas, y con su mano libre quita la plantilla y aléjela de la cara, asegurándote de no arrastrar la plantilla contra el área recién pintada para evitar manchas. Antes de volver a usar esa plantilla, asegúrate de limpiarla y dejarla secar para que no arruine tu próximo diseño. Antes de tu primer evento con plantillas, asegúrate de practicar pintar con ellas varias veces. Verás qué tan rápido puedes aprender y comenzar a ser creativo con ellas.
¿Cómo almacenar mis TAP Stencils?
Todas las plantillas de arte corporal son herramientas delicadas y requieren mucho cuidado para asegurarse de que puedas usarlas en los próximos años. Antes de guardarlos, asegúrate de que estén limpias. Coloca la plantilla bajo un chorro suave de agua y luego usa una toalla limpia para limpiar suavemente la superficie de la plantilla en ambos lados. Usa movimientos suaves, para no doblar ninguna parte de la plantilla. Puedes quitar las manchas difíciles con un poco de jabón. Seca las plantillas con una toalla y guárdalas.
Muchos pintacaritas profesionales los almacenan usando un anillo de retención y colocándolos en un área de su kit donde no se dañarán. Puedes almacenarlos dentro de una pequeña caja, o puedes usar un álbum de fotos para separarlos y hacerlos más fáciles de encontrar. Muchos artistas pegan pequeños pedazos de velcro en una pestaña y los dejan colgar de una tira de velcro en su kit, o usan los agujeros para colocarlos en un tablero de clavijas.
¿Qué más debo saber sobre TAP Stencils?
Las plantillas TAP se fabrican en los EE. UU. Y cada patrón está diseñado a mano por Anna y Santi de Jest Paint. Todos los diseños presentados en nuestras plantillas son originales y están protegidos por Jest Paint LLC. Las plantillas se empacan dentro de una bolsa en los EE. UU. y usamos cartulina reciclada para la tarjeta de instrucciones que viene con nuestras plantillas.
If you are looking to create scales, then the TAP Stencil Organic Scales is one of the best options we have, mostly if you are working with little faces. This stencil can be used to create scales for lizards, snakes, dragons and monsters! It will likely become your most in demand stencil:
TAP 016 Face Painting Stencil - Organic Scales
by Jest Paint Stencils
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Product Code: JPTAP016
What are the dimensions of this TAP Face Painting Stencil?
TAP face painting stencils have a diameter of around 2 3/16” and they are cut from a 7 mil (0.007") thick Mylar.
What is TAP Stencil Organic Scales best for?
TAP Stencils are the ultimate face painting tool. These small face painting stencils are designed to fit around small faces to allow you to create great looking designs with little to no effort on your end. Use them on the forehead between the eyebrows as center pieces, or by the corner of the eyes to decorate the side of the face. When using patterns, you can move the stencil around to cover all of the desired area, don’t get tricked by their size, you can cover a full face with them if you keep on moving the stencil!
The flexible material and rounded shape allow the stencil to curve with the shape of the face and fit in any desired area without any inconvenience. TAP Stencil Organic Scales is best for recreating lizard skin when you paint lizards, snakes, monsters and other lizard like creatures.
How to use TAP Face Painting Stencils?
Body Art stencils require some practice to learn how to use them properly, but once you learn how to use them you can get through your face painting line much faster!
You can use them to create very simple designs by just stamping the design featured on the stencil, or you can use them to enhance more intricate face painting designs and add textures or more detailed work to your creations.
Start with a clean stencil and make sure that the skin is nice and dry before you apply the stencil, otherwise the face paint will look runny. Apply the TAP Stencil against the skin and hold it firmly using the tabs provided.
Now is the time to apply the face paint. The best option is to work with pressed powders as they won’t bleed under the stencil. Load a smoothie or velvet blender with some powder and tap over the stencil gently until you have covered the desired area. If you use a primer underneath, like glycerin, Vaseline or just regular face paint, the powders will stick better. If you rather work with water activated face paints, we strongly suggest using a glycerin based paint like Superstar or Paradise. Get your sponge very slightly wet and work the paint into a creamy almost dry consistency. You want to make sure to always work with the least amount of water possible to prevent the paint from bleeding under your face painting stencil. Test the paint on the surface of your hand to make sure it isn’t too wet, and then tap over the surface of the stencil. Always move from the edges of the stencil into the design, so you are not pushing face paint under the stencil.
Using sponges with very small pores is best since they provide a more even coverage and they tend to hold less water. Some people also like to use kabuki style brushes with their stencils, just make sure the brush has a very thin load of paint and it is fairly dry. If you need to cover a larger area of the face you can gently move your stencil as you paint, making sure not to lay the stencil over a freshly painted area, so not to smudge the design underneath.
Once it is time to remove the stencil, let go of one of the tabs, and with your free hand pick the stencil and move it away from the face, making sure not to drag the stencil against the freshly painted area to prevent smudging. Before you use that stencil again, make sure to clean it and let it dry so it doesn’t ruin your next design. Before your first event using stencils make sure to practice painting with them a few times. You will see how quickly you can learn and start getting creative with them.
How to Store my TAP Stencils?
All body art stencils are delicate tools and require lots of care to make sure you can use them for years to come. Before storing them make sure they are clean. Put the stencil under a gentle stream of water and then use a clean towel to softly wipe the surface of the stencil on both sides. Use gentle movements, so not to bend any parts of the stencil. You can remove stubborn stains with some soap. Pat the stencils dry using a towel and put them away.
Many professional face painters store them using a snap ring and putting them in an area of their kit where they won’t get damaged. You can store them inside a little case, or you can use a photo album or trading cards album to separate them and make them easier to find. Many artists stick tiny pieces of Velcro on one tab and let them hang from a Velcro strip in their kit, or use the holes to hand them on a peg/pin board.
What Else Should I know about TAP Stencils?
TAP Stencils are manufactured in the USA and each pattern is designed by hand by Anna and Santi from Jest Paint. All of the designs featured on our stencils are original and are copy righted by Jest Paint LLC. The stencils are packed inside a bag by our packers in the USA and we use recycled card-stock for the instructions card that comes with our stencils.
¿Cuáles son las dimensiones de este TAP Face Painting Stencil?
Las plantillas de pintura facial TAP tienen un diámetro de alrededor de 5,56 cm y están cortadas de un Mylar de 0,18 milímetros de espesor.
¿Para qué es mejor TAP Stencil Organic Scales ?
Las plantillas TAP son la más novedosa herramienta para pintar caras. Estas pequeñas plantillas están diseñadas para encajar alrededor de caras pequeñas para permitirte crear diseños de gran apariencia con poco o ningún esfuerzo por tu parte. Úsalos en la frente entre las cejas como piezas centrales, o en la esquina de los ojos para decorar el costado de la cara. Cuando uses secuencias, puedes mover la plantilla para cubrir toda el área deseada, no te dejes engañar por su tamaño, ¡puedes cubrir una cara completa con ellas si continúas moviendo la plantilla!
El material flexible y la forma redondeada permiten que la plantilla se curve con la forma de la cara y se adapte a cualquier área deseada sin ningún inconveniente. TAP Stencil Organic Scales es perfecto para recrear la piel de lagarto cuando pintas lagartijas, serpientes, monstruos y otras criaturas parecidas a lagartos.
¿Cómo usar TAP Face Painting Stencils?
Las plantillas de Body Art requieren un poco de práctica para aprender a usarlas correctamente, pero una vez que aprendas cómo usarlas, ¡puedes cruzar la línea en tus trabajos y hacerlo mucho más rápido!
Puedes usarlas para crear diseños muy simples solamente estampando el diseño presentado en la plantilla, o puedes usarlos para mejorar diseños más intrincados y agregar texturas o detalles a tus creaciones.
Comienza con una plantilla limpia y asegúrate de que la piel esté en condiciones y seca antes de aplicar la plantilla, de lo contrario, la pintura se verá líquida. Aplica la plantilla TAP contra la piel y sostenla firmemente con las pestañas de los bordes.
Ahora es el momento de aplicar la pintura. La mejor opción es trabajar con polvos prensados ya que no se filtraran debajo de la plantilla. Carga un pincel difuminador con un poco de polvo y golpea suavemente la plantilla hasta que hayas cubierto el área deseada. Si usas una imprimación debajo, como glicerina, vaselina o simplemente pintura facial regular, los polvos se adherirán mejor. Si prefieres trabajar con pinturas faciales activadas con agua, te recomendamos utilizar una pintura a base de glicerina como Superstar o Paradise. Humedece tu esponja ligeramente y trabaja la pintura en una consistencia cremosa casi seca. Debes asegurarte de trabajar siempre con la menor cantidad de agua posible para evitar que la pintura se filtre debajo de la plantilla. Prueba la pintura en la superficie de tu mano para asegurarte de que no esté demasiado húmeda y luego golpea sobre la superficie de la plantilla. Muévete siempre desde los bordes de la plantilla hasta el diseño, de modo que no empujes la pintura facial debajo de la plantilla.
El uso de esponjas con poros muy pequeños es mejor ya que proporcionan una cobertura más uniforme y tienden a retener menos agua. A algunas personas también les gusta usar pinceles de estilo kabuki con sus plantillas, solo asegúrate de que el pincel tenga una carga muy delgada de pintura y que esté bastante seco. Si necesitas cubrir un área más grande de la cara, puedes mover suavemente tu plantilla mientras pintas, asegurándote de no colocar la plantilla sobre un área recién pintada, para no manchar el diseño debajo.
A la hora de quitar la plantilla, suelta una de las pestañas, y con su mano libre quita la plantilla y aléjela de la cara, asegurándote de no arrastrar la plantilla contra el área recién pintada para evitar manchas. Antes de volver a usar esa plantilla, asegúrate de limpiarla y dejarla secar para que no arruine tu próximo diseño. Antes de tu primer evento con plantillas, asegúrate de practicar pintar con ellas varias veces. Verás qué tan rápido puedes aprender y comenzar a ser creativo con ellas.
¿Cómo almacenar mis TAP Stencils?
Todas las plantillas de arte corporal son herramientas delicadas y requieren mucho cuidado para asegurarse de que puedas usarlas en los próximos años. Antes de guardarlos, asegúrate de que estén limpias. Coloca la plantilla bajo un chorro suave de agua y luego usa una toalla limpia para limpiar suavemente la superficie de la plantilla en ambos lados. Usa movimientos suaves, para no doblar ninguna parte de la plantilla. Puedes quitar las manchas difíciles con un poco de jabón. Seca las plantillas con una toalla y guárdalas.
Muchos pintacaritas profesionales los almacenan usando un anillo de retención y colocándolos en un área de su kit donde no se dañarán. Puedes almacenarlos dentro de una pequeña caja, o puedes usar un álbum de fotos para separarlos y hacerlos más fáciles de encontrar. Muchos artistas pegan pequeños pedazos de velcro en una pestaña y los dejan colgar de una tira de velcro en su kit, o usan los agujeros para colocarlos en un tablero de clavijas.
¿Qué más debo saber sobre TAP Stencils?
Las plantillas TAP se fabrican en los EE. UU. Y cada patrón está diseñado a mano por Anna y Santi de Jest Paint. Todos los diseños presentados en nuestras plantillas son originales y están protegidos por Jest Paint LLC. Las plantillas se empacan dentro de una bolsa en los EE. UU. y usamos cartulina reciclada para la tarjeta de instrucciones que viene con nuestras plantillas.
Bad Ass Stencils are designed by Andrea O'Donnell and they were one of the first line of stencils fully designed for face and body painters. This is likely the most popular brand of stencils out there and also the one with the largest selection, with designs meant for face painting and body painting.
You can never have too many stars in a design, so having a star stencil like the Bad Ass Stars stencil is a huge time saver! You can add stars to your princess crowns, one eye designs, super hero inspired designs and more!
Bad Ass Mini 1039 - Face Painting Stencil - Stars
by Bad Ass Stencils
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Product Code: ISB122
What are the Dimensions of this Bad Ass BAMS Face Painting Stencil?
These face painting stencils created by Andrea O'Donnell are approximately 3" by 5" and are made with 7mil (0.007 inches) thick Mylar.
What is this Stars BAMS Face Painting Stencil Best For?
This Stars stencil by Bad Ass is a great face painting stencil to add stars to any of your designs, since stars are such a cute way of highlighting any design and make them stand out. BAMS Stencils are the ultimate face and body art tool. These small face painting stencils are designed to fit around the face and will allow you to create amazing looking designs with little effort on your end. Use them on the forehead between the eyebrows as center pieces for your designs or right by the corner of the eyes to decorate the side of the face, you can even use them over the eye lid to create a cool pattern on the eye area. When using patterns, you can move the stencil around to cover all of the desired area, you can cover a full face with them if you keep on moving the stencil! The flexible material and rounded shape allows the stencil to curve with the shape of the face and fit in any desired area without any inconvenience or the risk of poking someone’s eye.
How to Use BAMS Face Painting Stencils
Face and Body Art stencils require some practice to learn how to use them properly, but once you learn how to use them you can get through your face painting line much faster! You can use face painting stencils to create very simple designs by just stamping the design featured on the stencil, or you can use them to enhance more intricate face and body painting designs and add textures or more detailed work to your creations. Start with a clean stencil and make sure that the skin is nice and dry before you apply it, otherwise the face paint will look runny. Apply the BAM Stencil against the skin and hold it firmly using the tabs provided, your fingers should always be close to the area you are painting. Now is time to apply the face paint. The best option is to work with pressed powders as they won’t bleed under the stencil. Load a smoothie or velvet blender with some face painting powders (like Starblend) and tap over the stencil gently until you have covered the desired area. If you use a primer underneath, like glycerin, Vaseline or just regular face paint, the powders will stick better. If you rather work with water activated face paints, we strongly suggest using a glycerin based paint like Superstar or Paradise. Get your sponge slightly wet and work the paint into a creamy but almost dry consistency. You want to make sure to always work with the least amount of water possible to prevent the paint from bleeding under your face painting stencil. Test the paint on the surface of your hand to make sure it isn’t too wet, and then tap over the surface of the stencil. Always move from the edges of the stencil into the design, so you are not pushing face paint under the stencil. Using face painting sponges with very small pores is best since they provide a more even coverage and they tend to hold less water. Some people also like to use kabuki style brushes with their stencils, just make sure the brush has a very thin load of paint and it is fairly dry. If you need to cover a larger area of the face or body you can gently move your stencil as you paint, making sure not to lay the stencil over a freshly painted area, so not to smudge the design underneath. Once it is time to remove the face paint stencil, let go of one of the sides, and with your free hand pick the stencil and move it away from the face, making sure not to drag the stencil against the freshly painted area to prevent smudging. Before you use that stencil again, make sure to clean it and let it dry so it doesn’t ruin your next design. Before your first event using stencils make sure to practice painting with them a few times. You will see how quickly you can learn and start getting creative with them.
How to Store my BAMS Face Painting Stencils?
All face and body art stencils are delicate tools and require lots of care to make sure you can use them for years to come. Before storing them make sure they are dry and clean. Put the stencil under a gentle stream of water and then use a clean towel to softly wipe the surface of the stencil on both sides. Use gentle movements, so not to bend any parts of the stencil. You can remove stubborn stains with some soap. Pat the stencils dry using a towel and put them away. Many professional face painters store them using a snap ring and putting them in an area of their kit where they won’t get damaged. You can store them inside a little case, or you can use a photo album or trading cards album to separate them and make them easier to find. Many artists stick tiny pieces of Velcro on one tab and let them hang from a Velcro strip in their kit, or use the holes to hang them on a peg/pin board. Do what works for you but keep in mind that stencils are fragile and need to be protected.
What Else Should I know about BAM Stencils?
BAMS Face Painting Stencils are manufactured in the USA and each pattern is designed by hand by Andrea O’Donnell from Bad Ass Stencils. All of the designs featured are original and are copy righted by Bad Ass Stencils. The stencils come packed inside a thin plastic bag with a thin paper insert. You can learn more about how to use, care and store your face painting stencils on our Face Painting with Stencils - Instructions and Best Stencils Guide blog post.
¿Cuáles son las dimensiones de esta plantilla de pintura facial Bad Ass BAMS?
Estas plantillas de pintura facial creadas por Andrea O'Donnell tienen aproximadamente 7,62 cm por 12,70 cm y están hechas con Mylar de 0,18 mm de espesor.
¿Para qué es mejor esta plantilla de pintura facial Stars BAMS ?
Esta plantilla Stars de Bad Ass es una excelente plantilla de pintura facial para agregar estrellas a cualquiera de sus diseños, ya que las estrellas son una forma hermosa de resaltar cualquier diseño y hacer que se destaquen. Las plantillas BAMS son la última herramienta para el arte de cara y cuerpo. Estas pequeñas plantillas de pintura facial están diseñadas para ajustarse alrededor de la cara y te permitirán crear diseños de aspecto increíble con poco esfuerzo. Úsalas en la frente entre las cejas como piezas centrales para tus diseños o justo en la esquina de los ojos para decorar el costado de la cara, incluso puedes usarlos sobre el párpado para crear un bonito patrón en el área de los ojos. Cuando uses patrones, puedes mover la plantilla para cubrir toda el área deseada, ¡puedes cubrir una cara completa con ellos si continúas moviendo la plantilla! El material flexible y la forma redondeada permiten que se curve con la forma de la cara y se adapte a cualquier área deseada sin ningún inconveniente o riesgo de tocar dentro del ojo.
Cómo usar las plantillas de pintura facial BAMS
Estas plantillas requieren un poco de práctica para aprender a usarlas correctamente, pero una vez que aprendas a usarlas, ¡puedes atravesar tu línea como pintacaritas mucho más rápido! Puedes usar plantillas de pintura facial para crear diseños muy simples simplemente estampando el diseño presentado en la plantilla, o puedes usarlas para mejorar diseños de pintura de cara y cuerpo más complejos y agregar texturas o trabajos más detallados a tus creaciones. Comienza con una plantilla limpia y asegúrate de que la piel esté en condiciones y seca antes de aplicarla, de lo contrario, la pintura se verá líquida. Aplica la plantilla BAM contra la piel y sostenla firmemente con las pestañas laterales, tus dedos siempre deben estar cerca del área que estás pintando. Ahora es el momento de aplicar la pintura facial. La mejor opción es trabajar con polvos prensados ya que no se filtrarán debajo de la plantilla. Carga un difuminador con algunos polvos para pintar la cara (como Starblend) y golpa suavemente la plantilla hasta que hayas cubierto el área deseada. Si usas una imprimación debajo, como glicerina, vaselina o simplemente pintura facial regular, los polvos se adherirán mejor. Si prefieres trabajar con pinturas faciales activadas con agua, te recomendamos utilizar una pintura a base de glicerina como Superstar o Paradise. Moja la esponja un poco y aplica la pintura con una consistencia cremosa pero casi seca. Debes asegurarte de trabajar siempre con la menor cantidad de agua posible para evitar que la pintura se filtre debajo de la plantilla. Prueba la pintura en la superficie de tu mano para asegurarte de que no esté demasiado húmeda y luego aplica sobre la superficie de la plantilla. Muévete siempre desde los bordes de la plantilla hasta el centro, de modo que no empujar la pintura facial debajo de la plantilla. El uso de esponjas con poros muy pequeños es mejor ya que proporcionan una cobertura más uniforme y tienden a retener menos agua. A algunas personas también les gusta usar pinceles de estilo kabuki con sus plantillas, solo asegúrate de que el pincel tenga una carga muy delgada de pintura y que esté bastante seco. Si necesitas cubrir un área más grande de la cara o el cuerpo, puedes mover suavemente tu plantilla mientras pintas, asegurándote de no colocar la plantilla sobre un área recién pintada, para no manchar el diseño debajo. A la hora de quitar la plantilla, suelta uno de los lados, y con la mano libre quita la plantilla y aléjela de la cara, asegurándote de no arrastrar la plantilla contra el área recién pintada para evitar manchas. Antes de volver a usar esa plantilla, asegúrate de limpiarla y dejarla secar para que no arruine tu próximo diseño. Antes de tu primer evento con plantillas, asegúrate de practicar pintar con ellas varias veces. Verás qué tan rápido puedes aprender y comenzar a ser creativo con ellas.
¿Cómo almacenar mis plantillas de pintura facial BAMS?
Todas las plantillas de arte facial y corporal son herramientas delicadas y requieren mucho cuidado para asegurarte de poder usarlas en los próximos años. Antes de guardarlas, asegúrate de que estén secas y limpias. Coloca la plantilla bajo un chorro suave de agua y luego usa una toalla limpia para limpiar suavemente la superficie de la plantilla en ambos lados. Usa movimientos suaves, para no doblar ninguna parte de la plantilla. Puedes quitar las manchas difíciles con un poco de jabón. Seca las plantillas con una toalla y guárdalas. Muchos pintacaritas profesionales las almacenan usando un anillo de retención y colocándolas en un área de su kit donde no se dañarán. Puedes almacenarlos dentro de una pequeña caja, o puedes usar un álbum de fotos para separarlos y hacerlas más fáciles de encontrar. Muchos artistas pegan pequeños pedazos de velcro en una pestaña y los dejan colgar de una tira de velcro en su kit, o usan los agujeros para colgarlos en un tablero de clavijas. Haz lo que mejor funcione para ti, pero ten en cuenta que las plantillas son frágiles y deben protegerse.
¿Qué más debo saber sobre las plantillas BAM?
Las plantillas de pintura facial BAMS se fabrican en los EE. UU. Y cada patrón está diseñado a mano por Andrea O’Donnell de Bad Ass Stencils. Todos los diseños presentados son originales y están protegidos por Bad Ass Stencils. Las plantillas vienen empacadas dentro de una bolsa de plástico delgada con un inserto de papel delgado. Puedes obtener más información sobre cómo usar, cuidar y almacenar sus plantillas de pintura facial en nuestra publicación de blog Pintura Facial con Plantillas: Instrucciones y La Mejor Guía de Plantillas.
The Dots stencil by Bad Ass Stencils became very popular around the time Marvel re did some of their character's designs. This texture adds a great texture to your super hero inspired designs and it creates a 3D effect that will set your designs apart!
Bad Ass Mini 1206 - Face Painting Stencil - Dots
by Bad Ass Stencils
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Product Code: ISB157
What are the Dimensions of this Bad Ass BAMS Face Painting Stencil?
These face painting stencils are approximately 3" by 5" and are made with 7mil (0.007 inches) thick Mylar.
What is this Dots BAMS Face Painting Stencil Best For?
This Dots stencil by Bad Ass is a great face painting stencil to add a really nice fabric mesh like effect to your super hero inspired designs. BAMS Stencils are the ultimate face and body art tool. These small face painting stencils are designed to fit around the face and will allow you to create amazing looking designs with little effort on your end. When using patterns, you can move the stencil around to cover all of the desired area, you can cover a full face with them if you keep on moving the stencil! The flexible material and rounded shape allows the stencil to curve with the shape of the face and fit in any desired area without any inconvenience or the risk of poking someone’s eye.
How to Use BAMS Face Painting Stencils
Face and Body Art stencils require some practice to learn how to use them properly, but once you learn how to use them you can get through your face painting line much faster! Start with a clean stencil and make sure that the skin is nice and dry before you apply it, otherwise the face paint will look runny. Apply the BAM Stencil against the skin and hold it firmly using the tabs provided, your fingers should always be close to the area you are painting. apply the face paint in a stippling motion until all of the spaces are filled with paint. Carefully pull the stencil away from the skin. You can learn more about how to use, care and store your face painting stencils on our Face Painting with Stencils - Instructions and Best Stencils Guide blog post.
How to Store my BAMS Face Painting Stencils?
All face and body art stencils are delicate tools and require lots of care to make sure you can use them for years to come. Before storing them make sure they are dry and clean. Put the stencil under a gentle stream of water and then use a clean towel to softly wipe the surface of the stencil on both sides. Use gentle movements, so not to bend any parts of the stencil. You can remove stubborn stains with some soap. Pat the stencils dry using a towel and put them away. Many professional face painters store them using a snap ring and putting them in an area of their kit where they won’t get damaged. You can store them inside a little case, or you can use a photo album or trading cards album to separate them and make them easier to find. Many artists stick tiny pieces of Velcro on one tab and let them hang from a Velcro strip in their kit, or use the holes to hang them on a peg/pin board.
What Else Should I know about BAM Stencils?
BAMS Face Painting Stencils are manufactured in the USA and each pattern is designed by hand by Andrea O’Donnell from Bad Ass Stencils. All of the designs featured are original and are copy righted by Bad Ass Stencils. The stencils come packed inside a thin plastic bag with a thin paper insert. You can learn more about how to use, care and store your face painting stencils on our Face Painting with Stencils - Instructions and Best Stencils Guide blog post.
¿Cuáles son las dimensiones de esta plantilla de pintura facial Bad Ass BAMS?
Estas plantillas de pintura facial creadas por Andrea O'Donnell tienen aproximadamente 7,62 cm por 12,70 cm y están hechas con Mylar de 0,18 mm de espesor.
¿Para qué es mejor esta plantilla de pintura facial Dots BAMS ?
Esta plantilla Dots de Bad Ass es una excelente plantilla de pintura facial para agregar un efecto de malla de tela realmente agradable a tus diseños inspirados en superhéroes.
Cómo usar las plantillas de pintura facial BAMS?
Estas plantillas requieren un poco de práctica para aprender a usarlas correctamente, pero una vez que aprendas a usarlas, ¡puedes atravesar tu línea como pintacaritas mucho más rápido! Comienza con una plantilla limpia y asegúrate de que la piel esté en condiciones y seca antes de aplicarla, de lo contrario, la pintura se verá líquida. Aplica la plantilla BAM contra la piel y sostenla firmemente con las pestañas laterales, tus dedos siempre deben estar cerca del área que estás pintando. Ahora es el momento de aplicar la pintura facial. Puedes obtener más información sobre cómo usar, cuidar y almacenar sus plantillas de pintura facial en nuestra publicación de blog Pintura Facial con Plantillas: Instrucciones y La Mejor Guía de Plantillas
¿Qué más debo saber sobre las plantillas BAM?
Las plantillas de pintura facial BAMS se fabrican en los EE. UU. Y cada patrón está diseñado a mano por Andrea O’Donnell de Bad Ass Stencils. Todos los diseños presentados son originales y están protegidos por Bad Ass Stencils. Las plantillas vienen empacadas dentro de una bolsa de plástico delgada con un inserto de papel delgado.
It is hard to think of a butterfly face without seeing this stencil print on it. Bad Ass created a Hearts Swirl stencil that became super popular and made all butterfly wings extra special. This is for sure a must have in your kit:
Bad Ass Mini 1035 - Face Painting Stencil - Heart Swirls
by Bad Ass Stencils
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Product Code: ISB119
What are the Dimensions of this Bad Ass BAMS Face Painting Stencil?
These face painting stencils created by Andrea O'Donnell are approximately 3" by 5" and are made with 7mil (0.007 inches) thick Mylar.
What is this Heart Swirls BAMS Face Painting Stencil Best For?
This Heart Swirls stencil by Bad Ass is a great face painting stencil to add a fun and feminine texture to your butterfly wings or one eye designs and make them stand out. BAMS Stencils are the ultimate face and body art tool. These small face painting stencils are designed to fit around the face and will allow you to create amazing looking designs with little effort on your end. Use them on the forehead between the eyebrows as center pieces for your designs or right by the corner of the eyes to decorate the side of the face, you can even use them over the eye lid to create a cool pattern on the eye area. When using patterns, you can move the stencil around to cover all of the desired area, you can cover a full face with them if you keep on moving the stencil! The flexible material and rounded shape allows the stencil to curve with the shape of the face and fit in any desired area without any inconvenience or the risk of poking someone’s eye.
How to Use BAMS Face Painting Stencils
Face and Body Art stencils require some practice to learn how to use them properly, but once you learn how to use them you can get through your face painting line much faster! You can use face painting stencils to create very simple designs by just stamping the design featured on the stencil, or you can use them to enhance more intricate face and body painting designs and add textures or more detailed work to your creations. Start with a clean stencil and make sure that the skin is nice and dry before you apply it, otherwise the face paint will look runny. Apply the BAM Stencil against the skin and hold it firmly using the tabs provided, your fingers should always be close to the area you are painting. Now is time to apply the face paint. The best option is to work with pressed powders as they won’t bleed under the stencil. Load a smoothie or velvet blender with some face painting powders (like Starblend) and tap over the stencil gently until you have covered the desired area. If you use a primer underneath, like glycerin, Vaseline or just regular face paint, the powders will stick better. If you rather work with water activated face paints, we strongly suggest using a glycerin based paint like Superstar or Paradise. Get your sponge slightly wet and work the paint into a creamy but almost dry consistency. You want to make sure to always work with the least amount of water possible to prevent the paint from bleeding under your face painting stencil. Test the paint on the surface of your hand to make sure it isn’t too wet, and then tap over the surface of the stencil. Always move from the edges of the stencil into the design, so you are not pushing face paint under the stencil. Using face painting sponges with very small pores is best since they provide a more even coverage and they tend to hold less water. Some people also like to use kabuki style brushes with their stencils, just make sure the brush has a very thin load of paint and it is fairly dry. If you need to cover a larger area of the face or body you can gently move your stencil as you paint, making sure not to lay the stencil over a freshly painted area, so not to smudge the design underneath. Once it is time to remove the face paint stencil, let go of one of the sides, and with your free hand pick the stencil and move it away from the face, making sure not to drag the stencil against the freshly painted area to prevent smudging. Before you use that stencil again, make sure to clean it and let it dry so it doesn’t ruin your next design. Before your first event using stencils make sure to practice painting with them a few times. You will see how quickly you can learn and start getting creative with them.
How to Store my BAMS Face Painting Stencils?
All face and body art stencils are delicate tools and require lots of care to make sure you can use them for years to come. Before storing them make sure they are dry and clean. Put the stencil under a gentle stream of water and then use a clean towel to softly wipe the surface of the stencil on both sides. Use gentle movements, so not to bend any parts of the stencil. You can remove stubborn stains with some soap. Pat the stencils dry using a towel and put them away. Many professional face painters store them using a snap ring and putting them in an area of their kit where they won’t get damaged. You can store them inside a little case, or you can use a photo album or trading cards album to separate them and make them easier to find. Many artists stick tiny pieces of Velcro on one tab and let them hang from a Velcro strip in their kit, or use the holes to hang them on a peg/pin board. Do what works for you but keep in mind that stencils are fragile and need to be protected.
What Else Should I know about BAM Stencils?
BAMS Face Painting Stencils are manufactured in the USA and each pattern is designed by hand by Andrea O’Donnell from Bad Ass Stencils. All of the designs featured are original and are copy righted by Bad Ass Stencils. The stencils come packed inside a thin plastic bag with a thin paper insert. You can learn more about how to use, care and store your face painting stencils on our Face Painting with Stencils - Instructions and Best Stencils Guide blog post.
¿Cuáles son las dimensiones de esta plantilla de pintura facial Bad Ass BAMS?
Estas plantillas de pintura facial creadas por Andrea O'Donnell tienen aproximadamente 7,62 cm por 12,70 cm y están hechas con Mylar de 0,18 mm de espesor.
¿Para qué es mejor esta plantilla de pintura facial Heart Swirls BAMS ?
Esta plantilla Heart Swirls de Bad Ass es una excelente plantilla de pintura facial para agregar una textura divertida y femenina a tus alas de mariposa o diseños al rededor de un ojo y hacer que se destaquen. Las plantillas BAMS son la última herramienta para el arte de cara y cuerpo. Estas pequeñas plantillas de pintura facial están diseñadas para ajustarse alrededor de la cara y te permitirán crear diseños de aspecto increíble con poco esfuerzo. Úsalas en la frente entre las cejas como piezas centrales para tus diseños o justo en la esquina de los ojos para decorar el costado de la cara, incluso puedes usarlos sobre el párpado para crear un bonito patrón en el área de los ojos. Cuando uses patrones, puedes mover la plantilla para cubrir toda el área deseada, ¡puedes cubrir una cara completa con ellos si continúas moviendo la plantilla! El material flexible y la forma redondeada permiten que se curve con la forma de la cara y se adapte a cualquier área deseada sin ningún inconveniente o riesgo de tocar dentro del ojo.
Cómo usar las plantillas de pintura facial BAMS
Estas plantillas requieren un poco de práctica para aprender a usarlas correctamente, pero una vez que aprendas a usarlas, ¡puedes atravesar tu línea como pintacaritas mucho más rápido! Puedes usar plantillas de pintura facial para crear diseños muy simples simplemente estampando el diseño presentado en la plantilla, o puedes usarlas para mejorar diseños de pintura de cara y cuerpo más complejos y agregar texturas o trabajos más detallados a tus creaciones. Comienza con una plantilla limpia y asegúrate de que la piel esté en condiciones y seca antes de aplicarla, de lo contrario, la pintura se verá líquida. Aplica la plantilla BAM contra la piel y sostenla firmemente con las pestañas laterales, tus dedos siempre deben estar cerca del área que estás pintando. Ahora es el momento de aplicar la pintura facial. La mejor opción es trabajar con polvos prensados ya que no se filtrarán debajo de la plantilla. Carga un difuminador con algunos polvos para pintar la cara (como Starblend) y golpa suavemente la plantilla hasta que hayas cubierto el área deseada. Si usas una imprimación debajo, como glicerina, vaselina o simplemente pintura facial regular, los polvos se adherirán mejor. Si prefieres trabajar con pinturas faciales activadas con agua, te recomendamos utilizar una pintura a base de glicerina como Superstar o Paradise. Moja la esponja un poco y aplica la pintura con una consistencia cremosa pero casi seca. Debes asegurarte de trabajar siempre con la menor cantidad de agua posible para evitar que la pintura se filtre debajo de la plantilla. Prueba la pintura en la superficie de tu mano para asegurarte de que no esté demasiado húmeda y luego aplica sobre la superficie de la plantilla. Muévete siempre desde los bordes de la plantilla hasta el centro, de modo que no empujar la pintura facial debajo de la plantilla. El uso de esponjas con poros muy pequeños es mejor ya que proporcionan una cobertura más uniforme y tienden a retener menos agua. A algunas personas también les gusta usar pinceles de estilo kabuki con sus plantillas, solo asegúrate de que el pincel tenga una carga muy delgada de pintura y que esté bastante seco. Si necesitas cubrir un área más grande de la cara o el cuerpo, puedes mover suavemente tu plantilla mientras pintas, asegurándote de no colocar la plantilla sobre un área recién pintada, para no manchar el diseño debajo. A la hora de quitar la plantilla, suelta uno de los lados, y con la mano libre quita la plantilla y aléjela de la cara, asegurándote de no arrastrar la plantilla contra el área recién pintada para evitar manchas. Antes de volver a usar esa plantilla, asegúrate de limpiarla y dejarla secar para que no arruine tu próximo diseño. Antes de tu primer evento con plantillas, asegúrate de practicar pintar con ellas varias veces. Verás qué tan rápido puedes aprender y comenzar a ser creativo con ellas.
¿Cómo almacenar mis plantillas de pintura facial BAMS?
Todas las plantillas de arte facial y corporal son herramientas delicadas y requieren mucho cuidado para asegurarte de poder usarlas en los próximos años. Antes de guardarlas, asegúrate de que estén secas y limpias. Coloca la plantilla bajo un chorro suave de agua y luego usa una toalla limpia para limpiar suavemente la superficie de la plantilla en ambos lados. Usa movimientos suaves, para no doblar ninguna parte de la plantilla. Puedes quitar las manchas difíciles con un poco de jabón. Seca las plantillas con una toalla y guárdalas. Muchos pintacaritas profesionales las almacenan usando un anillo de retención y colocándolas en un área de su kit donde no se dañarán. Puedes almacenarlos dentro de una pequeña caja, o puedes usar un álbum de fotos para separarlos y hacerlas más fáciles de encontrar. Muchos artistas pegan pequeños pedazos de velcro en una pestaña y los dejan colgar de una tira de velcro en su kit, o usan los agujeros para colgarlos en un tablero de clavijas. Haz lo que mejor funcione para ti, pero ten en cuenta que las plantillas son frágiles y deben protegerse.
¿Qué más debo saber sobre las plantillas BAM?
Las plantillas de pintura facial BAMS se fabrican en los EE. UU. Y cada patrón está diseñado a mano por Andrea O’Donnell de Bad Ass Stencils. Todos los diseños presentados son originales y están protegidos por Bad Ass Stencils. Las plantillas vienen empacadas dentro de una bolsa de plástico delgada con un inserto de papel delgado. Puedes obtener más información sobre cómo usar, cuidar y almacenar sus plantillas de pintura facial en nuestra publicación de blog Pintura Facial con Plantillas: Instrucciones y La Mejor Guía de Plantillas
