This handmade floral unicorn headdress was a first for the studio!
Most of the headdresses in the photography wardrobe are modeled after a demon, satyr or nymph aesthetic, so a unicorn horn was definitely a change!
What kind of shoot would you wear this headdress for?
What hair color do you think would pair best?
These floral headdresses are always so much fun to make and do photoshoots with!
Headdresses (especially the horned ones) add a magical element to every costume and photoshoot, transforming the model into an enchantress.
Whether you’re heading to the Renaissance Fair, a convention, a party or a modeling shoot, a pair of OOAK fantasy horns will add a special touch of magic.
This stunning horned headdress will remain with me in the studio (it’s my favorite, what can I say?).
This boudoir photoshoot is still one of my favorites.
In other news, I’ve been thinking about getting started on some resources for aspiring self-portrait photographers…
Who would love to learn about self-portrait photography?
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There are already some resources here in the blog, but I’d love to put together a book someday.
Drop a like and a comment and let me know your thoughts!
This handmade floral unicorn headdress was a first for the studio!
Most of the headdresses in the photography wardrobe are modeled after a demon, satyr or nymph aesthetic, so a unicorn horn was definitely a change!
What kind of shoot would you wear this headdress for?
What hair color do you think would pair best?
This fairy shoot with these wings by Hello Faerie and horns I made in the studio.
The studio is still really cramped, but I’m feeling inspired to try and make the most of my limited space in the photography studio!
How do you make the most of shooting in a small space?
This Headdress was so much fun to make.
What style of headdresses would make you feel like a forest Nymph?
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This makeup tutorial is on the BlessedShadows YouTube channel.
Learn how to do this fantasy cosplay makeup look in no time at all, and be ready for your next fantasy photoshoot!
It is officially spring break and I will be studying at a slightly slower pace.
Why not spend your break doing some fantasy makeup too?
This fantasy photoshoot of a forest king came out absolutely beautiful!
This shoot was such a blast, and is SFW so I get to share the whole set!
To maximize your lighting setup and time in the studio, consider doing two photoshoots in one.
Start with the simpler set, simpler hair and simpler makeup. The second shoot should have the more elaborate makeup.
Remember that it’s easier to build than to remove.
This strategy works even faster when the two shoots use the same lighting setup and backdrop, but of course feel free to switch it up between photoshoots.
Have you ever done 2+ shoots at once? What looks can you think of that would work well being shot on the same day? What shoot looks are complementary?
Can you guess what the second set in this double shoot was?
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