I tried my hardest to break through and get representation, but it just never seemed to be my time.
I decided to pursue a career in fine art and did that for about 10 years. It felt competitive and there seemed to be a lot of work politics. I was only 18, and at the time decided that working on Hollywood sets wasn't for me.
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My friend's mother was a makeup artist who worked on a TV show called " Melrose Place." She let me apprentice with her, and I ended up showing the makeup team how to cover up actors' tattoos using airbrushing. By the time I hit high school, I was airbrushing as much as I could - on t-shirts, cars, and doing body-art. I found her old airbrush and figured out how to make it work. I've always been very artistic and I actually just stumbled upon some art college trunks my mom had before she dropped out of art school. You can see some of my work on television in shows like " Euphoria," " Shameless," and " The Magicians." I didn't set out to airbrush tattoos, or to work in film and TV at all Since then my work has been featured on Taylor Swift, Halsey, A$AP Rocky, Chris Brown, and way more. I used my experience with airbrushing and my really good knack for making stencils to create an intricate process for airbrushing realistic tattoos with stencils. I was looking at the tattoos in different shows and movies and I felt like they really just … sucked. That was okay in the '80s, but when cameras started getting better and people started actually using RED cameras around 2010, the way fake tattoos looked became a really critical issue for a lot of directors. The way tattoos on-screen are commonly done in the entertainment industry is with a sticker. It has been edited for length and clarity. This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Grace Lovejoy, a special effects tattoo artist based in Las Vegas. Account icon An icon in the shape of a person's head and shoulders.
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