How to Face Paint a Narwhal with a Rainbow Horn Tutorial!

[@kassummi]

Super cute. My daughter loves it.

[@jesbnch1835]

Love your tutorials, this one is super cute. Thanks for sharing

[@faceformers]

Super cute!!!!! I will add it to my arsenal of face painting choices yay!

[@hygiene91724]

Love it. Thank you. You are awesome!

[@rosyaguilar9854]

So cute!!

[@starryeyedwish8005]

So adorable!

[@rosemarypagano9373]

adorable~~ i enjoy your tutorials so much. thank you for sharing.

[@alwaysgrowing7273]

Love it!

[@BobcatPoop]

Can you tell me, please, what brush you use for the outlining? I don't know if it's how I load the paint, but I don't get a smooth line as much as yours.

[@ArtyPartyPaints]

Thanks Victoria, I love that other viewers get involved and help out! I'm not always the fastest responder lol. Yes, I know many fellow face painters who use #2 brushes and they work great! I personally use (generally and in this video) a #4 loew-cornell gold handle for almost all my outlining, and the only other size I use is #6 in the same brand for things like tiger stripes. I tend to have thicker outlines in general. I use Diamond FX black which has a great consistency, and that in addition to a sharp liner brush will really help your lines smooth out. If you splurge on any brushes in your kit, it should be your white liner and your black liner! They're worth the extra few dollars to get a really good brand.