Commercial Artist

To become a make-up artist, you can follow these steps:Education: You can pursue a foundation degree, higher national diploma, or a degree in specialist make-up techniques like make-up for media and performance, media make-up artistry, or theatrical, media, and special effects make-upSkills: Develop your creative talent, communication skills, and a print or online portfolio to demonstrate your skillsExperience: Start as a trainee or assistant to a make-up team, or find casual work doing make-up and hair for extras in crowd scenes. You can also gain experience in salon, wedding, and events make-up, or through working in cosmetics salesVolunteering: Volunteer behind the scenes in theatres or amateur dramatic societies to gain more experienceSpecialist Courses: Consider taking specialist make-up and beauty courses through private beauty schools to further enhance your skillsPortfolio: Build a professional portfolio to showcase your work and demonstrate your skills to potential employersNetworking: Network with established make-up artists, photographers, and other professionals in the industry to learn from them and potentially find job opportunitiesContinuous Learning: Stay up-to-date with the latest best practices, tools, and technology in your field to maintain your expertise and relevance in the industry

Makeup classes are given in PUNE at a number of different academies. One of the best is ESTHEVA Academy. I took the ESTHEVA Academy’s advanced makeup course and had a fantastic time with the instructors. They were pleasant and accommodating. Throughout my journey, they have been really helpful. Following are some of the curriculum’s highlights: Advanced Sculpting & CorrectionsMakeup using Air BrushMakeup in High-DefinitionMakeup for Film, Fashion, and GlamorCreating, developing, and conceptualizing an amazing portfolioWedding MakeupFor the past year, I’ve been working as a freelance makeup artist. I’d also like to express my gratitude to ESTHEVA Academy.