Timed assessment in role of Designer.

I showed my face chart to my partner a few days before our final assessment, however I had been keeping her in the loop with what character I was doing and what avenue I wanted to take it down. She knew the basis of my idea. We spoke out my reference being Conrad Viedt and how influenced my hair idea. We spoke about products used and she asked if she could use her own bruise wheel to create the bruise on my models neck. I agreed. We spoke about timings and I suggested she starts with the hair first.

I felt like Daisy did the eyes and hair well on my model, for the eyes I didn't want them to be too dark and look like womens makeup as that wasn't what my Emcee was about, this was explain in our briefing and showed on my face chart. She really took this into account and built up the eyeshadow without going on heavy straightaway. The hair was very hard to work with as I practiced the hairstyle before on my model. However she managed perfectly after I had found some good products. Even though the hair did keep popping back up she didn't stress and sorted it out. One thing she could of improved on was bring the foundation right down the models neck to his body as she knew he was wearing an open coat. Her effort was great with the final look, she took time to read all notes before the assessment and during the assessment. Her skills of makeup showed within this look on the bruise/lovebite. It looked real!  A lot better than I could have done. However she needs to believe in her self more as she created my look fantastic but kept asking me if it was all okay along the way. One thing i've learnt from this assessment which I just didn't think about until Daisy mentioned on the day is I didn't give her a template or anything on the size or shape I wanted the bruise. I realised the mistake I made and how this could of completely changed my look if i had not been there. One thing Daisy could work on with her role of a makeup artist is her interaction with the model and making sure they are comfortable and chatting to them.