Eyeshadow blending and wing tips

[Geidolon]

Hi all,

Pretty new to the makeup journey (and loving it so far), but am trying to figure out how to do blends and wings in a neat way. I've been trying to do different styles and can't seem to figure out how to blend it properly and then add wings properly. Some inspirations I've wanted to do/try that I found (on Google) would be things like:

Just wanted to see if you all had thoughts of how to do this, what brushes to use, or even where to find good tutorials on how to properly blend and do wings?

I currently have SEPHORA COLLECTION Deluxe Brush Set  and a few different eyeshadow pallets and have a blue, green, and black liquid eyeliner.

[Jgbarin]

For technique, I’ve found Alexandra Anele hugely instructive.

Blending: https://youtu.be/daYr9F9QurI

Wing: https://youtu.be/Ew0UhmOrxwk

Coming from an art background, some of her most popular series introduce color theory, placement, alternative techniques - all with an approachable, real talk tone that sidesteps a lot of the mindless blather and Drama(!) that other corners of BeauTube can get bogged down with. Alex’s beginner series make a pretty beginner-friendly entrez to a broad selection of techniques, and scale well to more advanced topics.

Other technique-centered channels I’ve found helpful: Wayne Goss, Desi Perkins, Scott Barnes, Lisa Eldridge, Samantha Ravndahl - all of whom have their own fortés, with skin and complexion predominantly.

[SportyGirly125]

@Geidolon I would watch the Patrick Starrr x Ariel Youtube video where he breaks down how to blend and create the looks he does on his celebrity clients.  He uses the Morphe brushes he created.

[Geidolon]

Thanks @SportyGirly125 ! I'll def check them out