Fairy tales on an eyelid: Artist paints great stories in fine detail using just make-up
- Tal Peleg is a female blogger, make-up artist and designer from Israel
- Has more than 7,000 likes on Facebook and 9,000 Instagram followers
An artist has interpreted some of life's greatest stories in fine detail - on just an eyelid.
Make-up professional and blogger Tal Peleg, from Israel, paints fairy tales and great novels onto tiny areas of the face using only liquid eyeliner and eyeshadow.
With clever mixing techniques and a steady hand, she recreated scenes from Snow White, The Princess And The Frog, The Little Prince, The Ugly Duckling and Les Misérables, as well as more novel designs.
Snow White is painted sleeping surrounded with roses and a bitten apple
We've all heard of 'cat eye' make up, but Tal took this quite literally and designed make up of an actual cat playing with yarn.
The cat's tail was painted on her eyebrow and she stuck a real tiny ball of string on her face.
Tal says the power she sees in makeup 'is not just the ability to make a woman more beautiful, but in general its ability to transform'.
She has more than 7,000 likes on Facebook and 9,000 followers in Instagram, where she posts regular updates of her new designs and inspiration.
The Princes And The Frog eyelid design sees both protagonists pucker up - eyebrow used as hair
Tal's Les Mis design incorporates the broken black lines and watercolour effect of the poster
Modelling her creations on herself, Tal's bright blue eyes make the designs stand out.
For The Princess And The Frog, the artist uses her eyebrow for the Princess's hair, and paints on a bow to emphasise this.
Tal's Les Mis design incorporates the broken black lines and watercolour effect of the poster. She uses the same technique of taking the artwork colour scheme for her Little Prince eyelid.
Other designs include children's show The Moomins and Kick-Ass inspired make-up.
Recently, she posted a step-by-step guide to how she created her Ugly Duckling eyelid.
Tal tweeted Katy Perry a picture of her cat and yarn ball design - which the singer loved
Iconic French book The Little Prince is represented with bold colour and white spots
The Moomins was Tal's self-confessed favorite TV show as a child
Tal shows a step-by-step photo series of how she recreated The Ugly Duckling on an eyelid
Kick-Ass inspired designs would be great accompaniments to a makeshift fancy dress consume
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