CATDOLL: Canadian female makeup artist transforms into American comic hero with real-life painting skills

Superheroes in American comics are extremely popular around the world. No one in this world can resist the temptation of becoming a superhero, but even movie stars have to rely on computers to do a lot of post-production special effects to become superheroes recognized by fans. Some even want to achieve their wishes through plastic surgery. However, Lianne Moseley, a 25-year-old Canadian female makeup artist, can turn anyone into a superhero with just painted makeup, and the resemblance to the superhero in the comics is off the charts.

This seamless effect of 2D to 3D is amazing. Netizens praised: Good news for fantasy movie actors! No need to wear airtight masks! It seems that real people can be used in cartoons in the future! "It's amazing. I am willing to give my body to her and let her draw whatever she wants!"

Lianne has loved makeup since she was a child. Since her mother was a salesperson at a cosmetics counter in a shopping mall, she could get samples from the cosmetics counter to practice since she was a child. Lianne said: "When I was in high school, I spent a lot of time practicing makeup or helping my friends with makeup, and I didn't spend time on studying." At the same time, Lianne is also an out-and-out anime fan. When she was in elementary school, she would spend several hours tracing "Sailor Moon" after school every day.

Unlike ordinary cosmetics, the pigments used by Lianne when painting are watercolors commonly used in body painting. The beauty makeup artist can not only apply facial makeup, but also full body makeup. It usually takes one to seven hours to complete a work.