Description

Build character-driven looks—from neon cyber stars to vintage screen sirens—using a streamlined studio that treats face painting like layered design. How to play Prep skin: clean → moisturize → prime. Lightly pencil map zones: where bold shadow sits, contour lines, and safe areas around eyes. Choose pigments by finish (matte for shape, shimmer for highlight, metallic for accents) and apply in layers: base hues first, gradients next, crisps last. For iconic details—lightning bolts, pixel hearts—drop reusable stencils, tap pigment, lift slowly, then seal with setting mist. Keep comfort in mind: anchor dramatic lashes at the outer third for lift without weight, and balance heavy upper-lid color with a clean lower line to avoid crowding. Illusions (stitches, scales, galaxies) pop when you soften edges with a sponge and re-introduce small skin breaks for depth. Quick-save palettes let you pause and resume; look cards suggest accessory pairings for cohesion. Controls Desktop: Click palettes; drag brushes; bracket keys change brush size; S to save palette. Mobile: Tap colors; slide to paint; pinch zoom; long-press to place stencils. Tips & strategy Layer order: Base → blend → detail → seal. Finish logic: Matte = shape, shimmer = highlight, metallic = accent. Stencil workflow: Place → press pigment → slow lift → seal. Comfort first: Outer-third lashes, clean lower line. Depth trick: Add tiny skin breaks to avoid flatness. Modes & variations Studio Freeplay, Character Prompts, Speed Looks, Quick-Save Palettes. FAQ Q: Lines look fuzzy. A: Increase brush hardness or use a stencil for edges; seal right after. Q: Overcrowded colors. A: Remove one accent and widen neutral space around the eye. Q: Accessibility? A: Color labels with text, voice prompts for step order, reduced-glitter mode. Q: Who made the game? A: Not disclosed by developer.

Instruction

Use your mouse to play this game on desktops or tap to play on mobile devices

Specifications

• Easy to play