Close-up beauty portrait of a Black model featuring painted yellow suns on cheeks and green eye makeup against a white backdrop.

Illustrated makeup face chart with colorful crayon shading on a white sheet set against a slate grey background.

Close-up portrait of a woman with freckles, graphic drawn eyelashes, and a pink gradient across her forehead on a white background.

Close-up portrait of an East Asian woman with graphic yellow and smudged blue eye makeup against a white studio background.

Close-up beauty portrait of a blonde woman with blue eyes featuring pastel red, pink, and purple face paint on a white background.

Editorial poster grid featuring twenty diverse model portraits with colorful artistic face paint and handwritten text reading Draw Me A Face.

Illustrated makeup face chart with yellow sun and blue cloud eye designs on white paper against a dark background.

Beauty face chart illustration on white paper featuring yellow suns drawn on cheeks, pink lips, and green eyelashes on a slate background.

Various Editorials DRAW ME A FACE - Part 1 2026

About

DRAW ME A FACE - Part 1 acts as a compelling bridge between professional beauty editorial and the raw, uninhibited creativity of youth. This project explores the transformative power of cosmetics, positioning the human face as both a canvas and a site of inquiry. Through a sequence of evocative images, the series captures the intersection of polished industry expertise and playful, childlike illustration. Under the keen eye of photographer Pierre Emmanuel Testard, the work leans into a clean, minimalist aesthetic, featuring sharp, symmetrical close-up portraits that emphasize natural skin texture and bold, graphic applications of color. Makeup artist Tiziana Raimondo executes these concepts with striking precision, utilizing abstract motifs like radiating suns, geometric shapes, and layered pigment swirls to push the boundaries of traditional beauty standards. The creative narrative is further enriched by hair stylist Marion Anée, whose work keeps the focus strictly on the artistry of the face. By interspersing these high-end beauty portraits with hand-drawn face charts—complete with crayon textures and childlike typography—the project effectively deconstructs the process of creative conceptualization. The result is a vibrant, editorial collection that celebrates the intersection of fine art and professional cosmetics, utilizing natural light and studio strobe techniques to highlight the nuanced dialogue between professional skill and spontaneous, imaginative expression within the contemporary beauty landscape.