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A London-based makeup artist is gaining an increasingly devoted following on social media for using the lower half of her face as a canvas to illustrate seemingly exact replicas of famous cartoon characters.
Using her lips as a focal point, Jenkinson incorporates them as the subjects’ own, and builds from that perspective, often covering her cheeks, chin and nose with makeup. (UPI)
A London-based makeup artist is gaining an increasingly devoted following on social media for using the lower half of her face as a canvas to illustrate seemingly exact replicas of famous cartoon characters.
Using her lips as a focal point, Jenkinson incorporates them as the subjects’ own, and builds from that perspective, often covering her cheeks, chin and nose with makeup. (UPI)
