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3 Sep

Full Face Of Charlotte Tilbury Makeup! Flawless Pro Makeup

Full Face Of Charlotte Tilbury Makeup! Flawless Pro Makeup
Full Face Of Charlotte Tilbury Makeup Tutorial! Learn a flawless, professional Charlotte Tilbury makeup look step by step with pro artist tips for foundation, concealer, contour, eyes and lips using CT and beauty favourites. In this video I take you through a complete Charlotte Tilbury makeup tutorial, from flawless base to a soft glam eye and the perfect nude lip. As a professional makeup artist, I share my tips and tricks for achieving a natural, flawless finish using a mix of Charlotte Tilbury products and other beauty favourites. Whether you're a makeup beginner or looking to level up your skills, this full face tutorial will show you exactly how to get a professional, camera-ready look at home. Products used: Airbrush Flawless Foundation 7...
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20 Apr

✨Proud Moment | Jaipur Times Fashion Week | Makeup

✨Proud Moment | Jaipur Times Fashion Week | Makeup
✨ Proud Moment ✨ Feeling incredibly honored to attend Jaipur Times Fashion Week as a backstage makeup & hair stylist 💄✨ Being a part of such a glamorous platform, working behind the scenes, and contributing to the magic on the runway is truly a dream come true. This journey reflects my passion, hard work, and love for the art of beauty ❤️ Grateful for this opportunity and excited for many more milestones ahead 🌟 #BackstageArtist #MakeupArtist #HairStylist #FashionWeek #ProudMoment #DreamBig ...
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5 Feb

Meet Ai-Da, the world’s first AI artist, who is

Meet Ai-Da, the world’s first AI artist, who is
Ai-Da is the world’s first ultra-realistic artist robot powered by AI and named after Ada Lovelace, the first female computer programmer in the world. She is a humanoid with human facial features and a robotic body created by the Oxfordians, a group of cutting-edge art and technology experts.  Embedded with a groundbreaking  algorithm, she has taken the scientific and art world by surprise, now becoming an intense subject of conversation in over 900 publications worldwide. She has already collaborated with Tate Exchange and WIRED at the Barbican, Ars Electronica, and will be performing at the Louvre Abu-Dhabi later this year. Ai-Da’s creations are fragmented and splintered, her drawings are unsettling. Her drawing style is interpretive, influenced by early-20th century artists such as Max...
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