This class is taught in English.

Develop color theory knowledge:
Understanding the color wheel
Mixing colors effectively
Creating balanced color schemes
Understand face anatomy and design placement:
Identifying key facial features
Placing designs appropriately on different face shapes
Practice hygiene and safety:
Proper sanitization of tools and workspace
Identifying common allergens in face paints
Safe application and removal techniques
Improve speed and efficiency:
Completing simple designs within 3-5 minutes
Managing time during busy events
Develop blending and shading skills:
Creating smooth color transitions
Adding depth to designs with highlights and shadows
Master sponge techniques:
Even base coat application
Creating textures and backgrounds
Learn proper paint consistency:
Achieving the right paint-to-water ratio
Understanding when to use thick vs. thin paint
Gain confidence in interacting with clients:
Communicating design ideas clearly
Handling special requests and adjustments
Learn essential face painting designs:
Simple flowers
Basic animals (cat, dog, butterfly)
The goal for each student is to create vivid designs by gaining muscle memory used in the foundation of linework and design placement, understanding color theory, master all techniques of color loading, and working with clients in a fast-paced enviroment.

2 - 4 hours per week outside of class
Homework
Frequency: 3-6 throughout the class
Feedback: included
Details: The students will need to practice what they learned at a minimum of 3-6  times per week. They will need to practice on their practice boards and then move on to a person. 
Certificate of Completion
Frequency: 1 after class completion
Details: The students will receive a Certificate of Completion for a beginner's face painter course after the course is complete. With this, they may move on to taking the advance course for face painting .