Yesterday, I just found out that Nov 1 is self-portrait day. Coincidentally, I posted a self-portrait on my earlier post, which makes me celebrate it without knowing not until yesterday.
And in line with that, I would like to share another self-portrait to celebrate Self Portrait week. Not! But instead I’m posting another self-portrait to share one of my favorite Adobe Photoshop Technique — how to change the lip color of your model or actually how color change any part of your model’s face or body. And I mean any part, hair, nail, eyes, eyebrows, lips, eyelids and cheeks! So with the digital world, who needs all those make-up shades?
Oh and before we start, note that this tutorial is not meant for beginners but rather for Intermediate Photoshop users, who has an idea about the concepts of masking and blending.
For your reference, here’s a photo of me changing lip color in a breeze. And I tell you, you can think of any shades that you want, including neon green and orange.

How to do it?
- Open Image – Layer – Duplicate Image. Duplicate your main image to avoid damaging your original photo just in case you don’t like the final outcome. To be honest, I do this all the time when editing any photo. I would like to preserve my original image for when the time comes that I would like to use the same image on a different or better processing.
- Press Q to Enter Quick Mask. Select the brush tool. Make sure that the foreground selected is black. Paint over part of the image that you want to color change. Once painted, the body part (ie.lips) should have a red overlay. If any case you have mispainted any other part, select the white color as foreground color and repaint the parts you don’t want to change color. The white paint will serve as an eraser .
- Press Q (again) to exit quick mask. During this step, the whole image except the painted area (ex. the lips) will be selected.
- Select Inverse. Go to Select tab > Inverse. This step will select the part you want to change.
- Copy and Paste. Click Ctrl + C Then Ctrl+P. This will copy your selected area and automatically paste it on another layer.
- With your new layer selected (lips layer), Go to Image > Adjustments> Hue and Saturation.
- On the Hue and Saturation window, Select Colorize, then adjust the colors to your liking by moving the scroll bars of Hue, Saturation and Lightness. Experiment! Tip: Check the Preview check box to view the outcome just before you click the Ok button. Click OK after you have decided which color you want to apply.
- Blend Blend blend. Same with the real makeup, it has to be well blended, no harsh and visible lines. With the lip layer still selected, decide if you still need to blend the color of the lips. From the layers pallete, Select layer blend effect drop down. For this image, I selected overlay to achieve the effect. You can choose different blending effect depending on what you would like to achieve.
- Optional: If you find the color/ shade to strong you may adjust the layer’s opacity option to 80% or 50%
Tip: you can also try this technique for the eyes and the cheeks. remember my first digital makeup post? I actually applied the same technique on the eyes and cheeks to enhance its color and make it more vibrant.
So there you have it! It may sound or look too complicated to do, but If you’ll get the hang of it, I think it’ll only take you a few minutes to do your own digital make-up! Try it and get some red lippies on, like mine. *smack

Another Self portrait
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On taking Self Portraits
I hate it when people take a picture of me cause I don’t find myself photogenic in any way nor in any angle! Also, that’s one reason why I took photography, cause photographers rarely have their picture taken! right? well most of the time.
But here’s a self portrait I took just before going to work. You may notice that I rarely post a picture of myself here, just because I don’t want to. But this one I think is a keeper.
I think taking self portraits once in a while makes a good practice for photographers for the following reasons:
- It enhances your lighting skills. For this take, I realized that one never fails to take a good photo or two when using a natural window lighting.
- Allows you to practice poses. And you realize how hard it is to be a model at the same time. Moving your face on different angles and smiling with teeth out and without.
- Enhances/Practices your post processing skills for portraits. Softening the skin, Cleaning the face against blemishes, whitening of the teeth and eyes, etc.

A portrait of a photographer
And for the makeup geeks out there, here’s what I’ve used to achieve the clean- fresh look:
- Missha Perfect Cover BB Cream
- Maybelline Clear Smooth Mineral in P01 Light Pink Ochre
- Maybelline Full and Soft WP Mascara
- Elianto Gel Eye Liner
- Random blush
- Coffret D’or Full memory Rouge inRS-247
There, Why don’t you try to strike a pose today? I think every person has a beauty in them. Specially, if you know how to take them in the right angles. *snap!
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Joker meets Ronald Mc Donald
As promised from my previous post, here’s my DIY tutorial on how to create the scary looking Mc Donald’s look for Halloween that I did for a colleague. I promise, this is easy. I think any one can pull this off. And what’s great about this look? It doesn’t have to be perfect, the messier, the better.
Materials:
- White and red acrylic paint. Take note that this has to be non toxic and water based. Some of you might think, acrylic may not be safe for the face specially those who has sensitive skin. But yes, based on my research, it is safe. For those who have sensitive skin, better to use face paint instead. We used acrylic paint for two reasons 1) cheaper and 2.) I think it’s easier to build, blend and apply.
- Black matte eyeshadow. Avoid using shimmery black as we don’t want Mc Donald’s face to be all sparkly!
- Face sponge and cotton tips for make-up application.
- Gum. Unused. New. This will serve as the fake flesh to be attached to our model’s face.
- Spirit Gum or Eyelash glue. This will serve as the adhesive for our fake flesh. For those who don’t know, Spirit Gum is used for prosthetic. For those who live in the Philippines, you can get the spirit gum at Cinema Secrets Counter located at Watson’s/ SM department stores. Price , around Php100+ ($2).
- Corn syrup and red food coloring for the fake blood.
- Chopstick or coffee stirrer.
- A plastic cockroach/ spider/ or any kind of creepy crawler.
How to do it?
- Grab a piece of gum, Mold it into your model’s face. Replicate the scars similar to Joker’s face from the movie Batman.

Steps 1 to 4
- Glue it to your model’s face using a spirit gum or an eyelash glue. Make sure to put enough glue to secure it on the model’s face and avoid slippage.
- Cover your model’s face with white acrylic paint. You can dip your sponge into water before dipping it to the acrylic paint for easier application. You can skip covering the gum with white paint since
- Using a sponge, cover your model’s eye lids and under eyes with black eyeshadow. make sure to fill every part of the eyelid including corners. No need to create a perfect circle around the eyes. Like what I’ve said earlier, the messier the better. You can even extend the black eyeshadow just above the eyebrows.
- Cover the fake flesh we placed earlier on our model’s face with red paint. Also place red paint over the lips, creating an effect of a smudge lipstick.

Step 5
- Create a fake wound just above the right/left eyebrow. Using a sponge, pat red acrylic paint above the eyebrows. Stick a plastic cockroach or any creepy crawler using a spirit gum or eyelash glue above the red paint you patted on.

Step 6
- Time to add the fake blood. Mix corn syrup and red food coloring. Using a chopstick / coffee stirrer, dip it to the fake blood mixture, then apply the liquid just above the cockroach we glued earlier. Create an effect that the blood is caused by the creepy crawler eating the model’s flesh. Allow the blood to drip.

Steps 7 to 8
- Using the same fake blood mixture, apply the liquid into the fake flesh near the model’s lips. Avoid to place the mixture to sink in inside the gum. This will make the adhesive lose its stickiness, and will allow the gum to slip. Again, allow the liquid to drip, for a natural effect.
- Let the model wear a red, curly or wavy wig! Wear a Mc Donald’s costume!

Step 9
And there you have it. A creepy Mc Donald look! If you have any questions, shoot me a question! and of course, let me know if this tutorial helped you in any way. Or if you have re-created this look, I would love to see your own version! Shoot me a comment!
Happy Halloween! Enjoy your costume parties!
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Christmas is my most favorite season, but I think next to it for me comes Halloween. I love Halloween, for I can think of the craziest decors and costumes, though I cannot dare myself to wear. But nevertheless, I still love it, because it challenges my creativity to the fullest.
Every year, our company organizes Halloween trick or treat for kids a.k.a. Scarefest. Teams/ Project members were asked to decorate their areas with the spookiest themes and come up with creative costumes. Last year, we chose Hellboy as our theme and won best male costume. So this year, the pressure was on us, and yes, we tried not to fail them!
Though I hate to sound like bragging, but I was one of the creative heads behind the theme for this year: The psychopath killer Mc Donalds + Joker. Now, let me show you how to turn your lovely office into a messy- bloody Mc Donald’s store.
Of course, you have to start off by decorating your areas with M’s. And I mean, a lot of M’s. At the very least, a thousand. You can start of by placing small M’s above your cubicle dividers.

Count them Ms, will you?
Of course, you must have that big mock-up umbrella, with a sign ” Open 24 hrs” . Create big M’s attached to red cartolinas and place theme to your office’s aisle.
Create a mock up counter, where kids can have their orders and get their goodies from the friendliest- scarriest crew. Pick up the goriest food pictures you can have and stick them up to a long board which can serve as a menu.

Kids can order their "goodies" here
Replicate the facade of a mc donald’s branch. Of course, it has to have the biggest M up front. Replicate the glass windows by using plastic covers hung from the ceiling with big Ms attached to it. Make it scary looking by creating handprints with red acrylic paint. Create red drippings for bloody effect. And for added effect, hung fake centipedes , spiders, rats and cockroaches using nylon string from the ceiling

Facade, Notice the Farking Lot and the Unwelcome Sign?
For the goodies, create a stencil made of a plastic folder cover and stamp those logos to brown paper bags. Just like below.

DIY Goodie Bag
Fill the goodie bag with candies, and miniature food , like erasers shaped like sandwiches and fries! So cute! Don’t forget to remind the kids that erasers are not edible, we have reports that some kids have accidentally chewed on the erasers. I’m not kidding!

Miniature Food
And for the costumes, Create small patches made of red and yellow felt papers. Put a pin at the back and have the crew placed them on their shirts.

Costume Ideas
Of course, the presentation won’t be complete if you have to have the most prominent character, the gory Mc Donald’s and his side kick, Hamburglar!
I think the main key to pull this off, is to be keen with details. Small details like a patch on the crews outfit still makes a difference. Don’t you think?
For my next post, I will try to make a step by step tutorial on how to create the gory/crazy Mc Donald’s look! Hope you liked my Halloween idea! Happy Halloween!
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Philippine Fashion Week S/S 2010

PFW Premier A Collection
I was luckily invited again for this season’s Philippine Fashion Week for Spring – Summer 2010. A colleague handed me two tickets for the Premiere A Collection show, so I asked the bf to be my chaperon / personal assistant. Not! kidding!
For the past seasons, I’ve experience arriving late, ending up with crappy photos with silhouettes of VIP guests . So this time, I made sure to arrive 30 minutes early before the show starts.

While waiting in line before the show
Every season, based on my previous fashion week experience, the photographer’s area is a chaos, with each photographer wanting the best shot. And just to give you an example, last season, while I was happily snapping photos from my somehow almost perfect spot, another photographer came up in front of me, then blocked my sight. And this season, just before the show starts, two photographer’s were exchanging harsh comments of blocking each others way. Yes, it’s like the jungle of photography world, and everyone hunting for the best prey.
I was glad to have the bf around as he served as my human fence from other photographer that might harass me this time. And the perks of arriving early? Front row at the photographer’s area.

Sarah Meier- Alabano, Host of PFW, Former MTV Asia VJ.

Show was opened by the designs of Arnel Zulieta
Overall, this season’s experience was a blast. I am somehow fulfilled and contented with the photos I came up with despite the agonizing pain of wearing a 2 inch heels while snapping photos.
Oh and yes, before I end this post, I want to share some tips on photographing fashion shows. Note that this I am not a pro and these are all based on my experience.
- Use your camera’s exposure compensation. I usually set my camera at -.33 since the harsh light from the run way would usually make the models’ skin look burnt or overexpose. If the photos you took look underexposed, you can adjust them using Adobe Lightroom or any other photo editing software. Remember, it is always better to have underexposed photos than overexposed because you can always tweak them.
- Boost your ISO if needed. You don’t want blurred photos, don’t you? I usually set mine at 800, because I don’t use a fast lens and the biggest aperture I can have is F/5.6. If you have a fast lens, better, Use it.
- make sure to take a snap shot of the designers’ name flashed on the LCD screen every time the designer changes. This way, you have a marker which designers to give credit to when posting your photos on the net.
- As mentioned earlier, arrive early to get the front row spot at the photographer’s area. Best spot? Front row, middle.
- Be aggressive. There are photographers that would really get in your way. Avoid raising your voice. Talk in a decent manner. Or you just might be dragged outside by the bouncers around.
- Composing photos? Isolate the model from the audience. Crop if you need to.
There, I hope you find this post interesting. For the photographers that might drop by this site accidentally, let me know if you have questions and I’ll try to answer them. I would gladly would like to share my experience specially to those who would take run way photos for the first time. Shoot me a question at the comments area.
More fashion week photos here .
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Eureka! Today, I decided came up with another acronym for a new section on this blog. I’m calling it WIP which means, Weekend in Pictures. Remember my Woot (Weekend Out of Town), well its the same concept except photos are not too much of an interest, meaning random photos. Yea, i know i come up with the most unusual acronyms. but who cares? Most of the time, my weekends are jampacked and mondays/tuesdays are usually lazy days to think/write so I’m letting the photos speak for themselves (again).
So let’s start.
SATURDAY
- Woke up early for the BPI Big outlet sale (Details here) , end up disappointed since I was looking forward on getting a discounted FM transmitter for my ipod touch. Too bad most of the stuff their selling were old Belkin cases for Ipod nano 3g and classic and laptop bags. I end up buying 3 Coffret d’or lippies though. At P150 ($3) each. Steal right? The catch? They don’t come with their original caps on. blehh.
- Bought a remote controlled toy car to give for the bf’s grandson Ethan Kyle. And I end up buying a foam boomerang. I know I’m still a kid at heart. Anyone knows how to use it?
- Ethan Kyle’s 2nd bday pool party. Though I was expecting it to be a kid’s bday party (With balloons, cake blowing and games), It end up to be an adult party since most of the guest where adults. lmao. I saw about 2 guest kids at the very least. No bday cake, just booze.
The birthday boy, ethan kyle. His new toy from Ninong.
I went to the party with no plans of dipping in, but this pool is just too tempting. Agree?
SUNDAY
- Last month, I conducted a photo workshop for some college kids in my church group. I named it “Light is Life” photography workshop. The workshop includes some basic photography techniques. It was themed as Light is Life since I’ve also discussed some life lessons photography teaches us. The culminating activity was a photo exhibit which runs this week. Each participant who attended the workshop are encourage to choose a bible verse and interpret it through a photo.
ribbon cutting and unveiling
Contributors were asked to share something about their photo
Photo Exhibit Contributors
- After the ribbon cutting and unveiling from the Photo Exhibit, the bf and I headed to my dear friend, Dang’s bazaar. She’s like a sister to me so I have to be there to show some love! She sells organic products from soaps, lotions, mineral makeup and milk salts (which I myself bought from her) For those of you who might be interested, she also has an online store. Please do visit http://houseoforganics.multiply.com
My girls at the booth L-R: Me, Yhel, Dang (booth owner), teeyah
- I love attending bazaars because they have stuff that I don’t find at the malls. Most bazaars sell handcrafted products, not mass produced and of course my favorite, home made food! I must admit, I ate a lot from this bazaar. From Fried noodles – hotdogs – barbecue – butterscotch bars- ok enough. I might end up drooling again about the food.
Yummy "pure beef" Hotdog!
Huge Barbecue on a stick
Fried Noodles fresh from the pan
So there goes another jampacked weekend for me. Looking forward to the coming weekend as the bf and I have plans to go jogging on saturday and play with our newly bought boomerang! Will update you next week for another set of pictures =)
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Work + Play = Business Portraits
To be honest, I usually drag my lazy @ss to work for I don’t find any exciting thing about my current job. I find it repetitive, dull and doesn’t allow me to use my creative ideas most of the time (which btw, is important for my every day life, seriously!)
But last Monday was different. I was asked by my boss to take business / office portraits of my colleagues for our client presentation. Being the aspiring photographer that I am, I of course said “Yes”, set-up my camera and took snaps of everyone from the team.
Business Portraits of my colleagues. They look like pro models right?
I couldn’t be any happier than this. For this is my dream job. Getting paid for shooting. Well at least for one day! Yes, I wasn’t paid directly for the gig but at least I was able to take a time off my usual 8-5 q.a. job, take my camera with me, direct people and shoot happy faces. (More photos here)
I remember last week that I once posted on FB this
needs an outlet for all this crazy and creative ideas. Or else, she’ll burst like a balloon and bleed rainbow instead of red.
And I’m so glad I just did. I am actually missing photography so bad these past few days to the point that I want to ditch work, grab my camera, walk around metro and shoot till my feet cant barely walk. Honestly, I think my love for photography can be comparable to the bf, that if I don’t get to see or spend time with it at least once a week, I get sad and end up day dreaming about it all day.
ps. I think I’m jumping into a new hobby, scrap booking! I’m in the process of doing my research on scrapbook album types, tools and stores where I can get my materials here in MNL. Hopefully, I’ll get to start soon. Time to get my hands dirty again. Digital art will take a break for now. or maybe once in a while.
pps. Please include me in your prayers for I am making a big life changing decision soon. and No, I am not yet getting married! But this is a very important part of my life that I’m discerning to give up. I don’t know yet if I have to, but if God tells me so then I think its time.
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Food Cravings (at the moment!)
I have a passion for anything food related. From cooking, food photography and of course food appreciation! I could still remember back in the day, how I watch my mom bake fresh pastries from the kitchen and replicate her recipe of danish cookies using our little oven toaster.
Every once in a while I have my random food cravings and my favorite food at the moment that I would constantly consume at the average twice or thrice a week. Today, I would like to share a list/photos of my food cravings for the month of September – October or who knows until when.

Starbucks' Iced Caramel Macchiato and Breaktalk's cheese floss
- Starbucks’ Iced Caramel Macchiato – I’m not a caffeine dependent (Yet!), but I usually need my caffeine fix every now and then. From days when I need a booster from feeling down or when the bf needs his to get his cig fix at the mall, we then would always end up on our favorite Starbucks spot. and btw, I usually have it prepared upside down with the caramel drizzle at the bottom of the cup. I tell you, it tastes better.
- Bread Talk’s Cheese Floss – Bread Talk offer 4 varieties of their floss breads from regular – spicy- very spicy and their newest addition, the cheese floss. The first time I took a bite on their regular floss bread, i resented the taste and gave away the rest of the bread to my mom. I wonder why people liked the taste as for me it has that funny smell that I dislike. Then I discovered the spicy floss which they named Hot chick. A colleague once noted that the hot chick (I’m referring to the spicy floss, ok?) doesn’t have a funny smell and tastes even better than the regular ones. So I braved to take a bite, chewed and swallowed. And behold, I liked the taste and added it to the list of my favorites. Then came the cheese floss, which doesn’t have a funny smell and not spicy. Another favorite that beated my Hot chick craving! Perfect for my quick snacks and coffee breaks. Cheese floss comes with a bread topped with their special egg spread, then a slice of cheese and beef floss (?). yum.
- Quickly Taro Ice – I’ve discovered the unique lovely taste of Taro just lately. The idea of a root crop on a drink doesn’t appeal to me at all. But Quickly makes the best taro drink concoctions that would make you crave for more. My favorite is their Choco Loco Super which comes with taro ice + tapioca pearls + nata jelly + choco jam + pudding. This is my quick cheap cold drink fix when I can’t afford a $3 coffee. lol.
- Yellow Cab’s Calzone – If I would be asked to choose between a pizza and a calzone, I would choose the later. Why?1. I find them easier to eat 2. I find calzone’s packed with more flavor and meat than pizza’s 3. The size is just right for the bf and I. yes. We can much a whole calzone in one seating. Oh and my favorite flavor, Chicken and Ham.
- Tomato soup – I would not mention any restaurant name for this food as I would appreciate any kind of tomato soup served in front of me specially on cold rainy days like the past days or so. But I have to mention that when I would crave for this rainy day comfort food, I would usually drag the bf to Aveneto or Yellow cab. Not only these two comes in handy as they are available at the malls and yellow cab branches comes like a 7-11 available at every city or corner.

Quickly's Taro Drink

Ham and cheese Calzone from Yellow Cab Pizza

Tomato Soup from Yellow Cab
So its 12 in the morning now, ending my post with a craving and hungry stomach. How about you? What are your food cravings at the moment? Let me know, I might give it a take and include it in my growing list!
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Ketsana: the Aftermath
As I write this post, I’m speechless and my heart is wrecked just like our furnitures caused by Typhoon Ketsana. It was the worst calamity I’ve ever witnessed and experienced. My heart is broken not because I lost my bed, cabinet and some of our house furnitures but because I feel bad seeing other people suffer, lost their properties and worst of all their lives.
Yes, me and my family were never spared from this disaster. Flood water came through our house almost waist deep. It even came to a point that we have to abandon the house because we don’t own a 2nd floor and there’s no higher place to go to. It was a nonstop rain that lasted for almost 24 hrs that made me even imagine that it was like history repeating itself just like the story of Noah. Sure,after the storm, the whole day cleaning was a pain in the as* and even up to this day, the house is still a total mess with containers piled and chairs unorganized, but I still would like keep a positive outlook on things.
I admit it’s not easy to see the goodness of things especially at times like this that I myself have experienced it first hand and see things unveil itself before me. But I choose to feel thankful and teach myself with the lessons I learned from this experience.
With this I will continue to thank God for the following, for I am still lucky despite everything:
- my family was kept safe despite that we have to swim flood water more than waist deep
- We we’re able to save most of our belongings except our huge furnitures.
- We had enough(or even more than enough) food and clean water to keep us energized during the 2 day calamity
I will continue to be thankful for God had given me another day to live. Let us also continue to pray for the people who lost their properties and lives.
Jeremiah 29:11
For I know the plans I have for you,’ declares the LORD, ‘plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.
ps. I’m keeping my hands clasped in a prayerful manner for I had heard that there’s another storm hitting the country again soon. Let’s hope and pray for the safety of everyone.
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Posi + tivity
Life works wonders I must say. As you may have noticed, I’ve been out of the blog circulation for quite some time. Two weeks or maybe more? Reason? You may ask.
I’ve been down for quite some time lately. I’ve been feeling incomplete and senseless. Add to that, I feel disconnected from the people around me. Though I must admit I have good friends around, at some point I feel disconnected from them, alone, and feel neglected at times. And to be honest, it even came to a point that I think the bf doesn’t appreciates what I’m doing. Thus resulting from choosing not to do anything, bummed out, not even posting in this humble web space.
But, I would like to repeat, life really works wonders. Today I had a small talk with my cousin Sher on twitter and somehow I feel uplifted and energized by what she said. And I hope she doesn’t mind if I quote her.
I really admire you, you always have something positive to say, and its not overly positive in a fake way :)
Simple but striking. Those words just pumped me up. I feel alive. And its so amazing how the world gets back on you. I was actually trying to make her feel better but the world gets back easily on me and for some reason without knowing, it’s the other way around. She’s making me feel better with her words! karma in a good way I must say.
With this, I am reminded, that there will always be people around us who would continue to appreciate us whatever happens. We may wake up one morning feeling like we’re in a deep sh*t and alone in this world but there would ALWAYS be people who would care and appreciate what we are for this world. We may feel like we’re senseless at times but those may be the times that we have forgotten our own purpose in life. But people would always remind you , your sole purpose for them. That life is better with you around. By giving a listening ear, a warm and tightest hug you could ever give , a sweet kiss on the cheek, sweet words like “I care for you”, or a compliment. Things that you may give and receive in return. Simple things that would surely melt someone’s heart.
Now, why don’t you give that person next to you a warm hug or a compliment maybe? Its free anyway, and wouldn’t hurt right?
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