Small area · detailed spots
A small place to start
One cheek motif leaves much of the face unpainted. Ladybird pairs a red shape with small black details.
- Red
- Black
- Green
Round brush · Fine detail brush
Explore LadybirdA little color. A place to begin.
Easy Face Paint Ideas
Find your starting point with small motifs, simple palettes and illustrative guides.
AI-generated ideas for inspiration. Easy and time estimates help compare the looks.
- White
- Yellow
- Green
Find your starting point
Look at the shape, the space it covers and the details that define it.
Nose & whiskers · three colors
A few defining details
A nose, whiskers and orange ears give Cat its character. Compare the shapes before exploring its guide.
- Black
- White
- Orange
Round brush · Fine detail brush
Explore Cat
Two colors · larger painted area
Fewer colors, more coverage
Panda uses black and white, but covers more of the face. Two colors do not automatically make a look easier.
- White
- Black
Soft sponge · Round brush
Explore PandaExplore the easy collection
Ten concepts, different ways to begin. Compare the colors and explore a guide.
- Black
- White
- Orange
- Red
- Orange
- Yellow
- Green
- Blue
- Violet
- White
- White
- Brown
- Black
- White
- Black
- White
- Pink
- Black
- Red
- Black
- Green
- White
- Yellow
- Green
- Turquoise
- Blue
- White
- Orange
- Black
- Green
- Black
- Purple
Times are sample estimates. Color count alone does not determine difficulty.
A daisy, shape by shape
Three moments in one adult sample: centers, petals, then the finishing green.
Illustrative sequence. AI-generated stages, not a tested painting tutorial.
Flower centers
Three yellow centers trace a curve along the temple and outer cheek. The rest of the face remains unpainted in this stage.
- Yellow
Round brush
White petals
White petals surround the same three centers, with space between the flowers. Green leaves and connections are not present yet.
- White
Round brush
Green connections
Green leaves and slender connections complete the curved arrangement.
- Green
Fine detail brush
Colors & tools
Prepare your palette
Daisy brings together white petals, yellow centers and green connections. Its example tool list pairs a round brush with a fine detail brush.
Daisy materialsDaisy’s three colors
- White
- Yellow
- Green
Round brush · Fine detail brush
Cat
- Black
- White
- Orange
Round brush · Fine detail brush
Cat materialsPanda
- White
- Black
Soft sponge · Round brush
Panda materialsBefore the first brushstroke
Questions before you start
A few details about our samples, guides and photo preview.
What does “Easy” mean here?
Look for small motifs, simple palettes or fewer defining shapes. Easy helps you compare concepts; it is not a measured difficulty rating.
Are fewer colors always simpler?
No. Coverage, symmetry and detail matter too. Panda uses two colors over a larger area; Ladybird uses three colors in a small cheek motif. Compare the shapes and tools as well as the color count.
Which child versions can I browse?
Eight looks have AI-generated child portraits. Pumpkin and Bat Mask are shown on adult portraits only. Child images are inspiration, not age-specific recommendations.
Can I try a design on my own photo?
Yes. Open a design’s try-on link, choose a clear portrait and compare the preview. Your photo stays in your browser. Try-on has not been tested with children’s photos.
How should I use the Daisy sequence?
Explore how the flower centers, petals and leaves form the look. The adult stages are AI-generated illustrations. Steps and time estimates are examples, not tested painting instructions.