The Worst Witch is a children's book series written by Jill Murphy. It follows the adventures of Mildred Hubble, a clumsy young witch attending Miss Cackle's Academy for Witches. The books were so popular that they were adapted into a television series in 1998. The Worst Witch 1998 thespians brought the beloved characters to life with their performances. **The actors in the 1998 adaptation of The Worst Witch brought a new level of magic to the story**. Georgina Sherrington played the role of Mildred Hubble, perfectly capturing her clumsiness and determination.
Finally, the lips. For the lips, black seemed mandatory. Still in my gloss craze (see my last blogpost on the Halloween Beauty Makeup) I decided to go with a glossy black lip that would be dripping down onto her chin, like dark blood. The blood feel to the look comes from the fact that my black pencil is a very smudgy one and that it hase quite a warm, purply undertone (some black have a lot of blue inside them). If your pencil isn’t as warm, you can first line the lips with a red or a plum shade and then go in with the black.
The blood feel to the look comes from the fact that my black pencil is a very smudgy one and that it hase quite a warm, purply undertone some black have a lot of blue inside them. To achieve very sharp cheekbones, without giving a skull-like look to my model, I started with a very, very warm contour that I then deepened with a darker black shade.
Georgina Sherrington played the role of Mildred Hubble, perfectly capturing her clumsiness and determination. Felicity Jones portrayed the strict and strict Miss Hardbroom, and Una Stubbs embodied the loveable and kind-hearted Miss Bat. These actors and many others brought the world of Miss Cackle's Academy to life, creating a memorable and magical television series.
Sorceress Makeup Look
I can now say I painted trees on someone’s forehead and made it look good ^^.
I have actually wanted to do this look for quite a long time. I truly love makeup where there are delicate designs with eyeliner. And from this I imagined my Sorceress. She would be regal, dark, stunning, and slightly psycho.
The first element in this look is the cheekbones. I imagined my sorceress as a person living off nothing much except her herbs and potions, so she would be quite a thin person. Also, I wanted her cheekbones to be very sharp so that she has an other world feel to her. To achieve very sharp cheekbones, without giving a skull-like look to my model, I started with a very, very warm contour that I then deepened with a darker black shade. This helped create an off gray shadow that counteracts any ashy feel that can come from contouring with black.
Then, the star of the show is the brows and the forehead design. First off, the brows themselves had to be very dark and very full. I exaggerated the arch, filled in the inner corner a bit more than usual as well as drag the tail out further than the natural brows. For this look to tie in well and remain elegant, do not overdraw (like boxy Instagram brows) the brows. If you have thin brows, fill them in with a slightly darker shadow staying inside the line of the brows as much as possible. There is nothing wrong with very filled in brows, it’s just that seing that the design on top is drawn on, if the brown appear too drawn on, it will make the design appear heavy and thick. Which is the opposite of what we want.
As for the design itself, keep in mind that for trees to look realistic, there can be no straight lines. Also, the trunk has to be much ticker than the small twigs at the tips. The silver fruit rhinestones really give that wonderful complexity to the look. It recalls slightly the forbidden fruit in many different legends; Persephone’s pomegranate, or even just Eve’s apple. The design has to remain airy to also recall a tiara that the sorceress could have etched into her skin.
Finally, the lips. For the lips, black seemed mandatory. Still in my gloss craze (see my last blogpost on the Halloween Beauty Makeup) I decided to go with a glossy black lip that would be dripping down onto her chin, like dark blood. The blood feel to the look comes from the fact that my black pencil is a very smudgy one and that it hase quite a warm, purply undertone (some black have a lot of blue inside them). If your pencil isn’t as warm, you can first line the lips with a red or a plum shade and then go in with the black.
Then, when it comes to the Voodoo doll, I followed a tutorial on youtube and used strips of fabric instead of thread, and for the skull I repainted and re-sculpted a very ugly cheep store bought one.
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Then, the star of the show is the brows and the forehead design. First off, the brows themselves had to be very dark and very full. I exaggerated the arch, filled in the inner corner a bit more than usual as well as drag the tail out further than the natural brows. For this look to tie in well and remain elegant, do not overdraw (like boxy Instagram brows) the brows. If you have thin brows, fill them in with a slightly darker shadow staying inside the line of the brows as much as possible. There is nothing wrong with very filled in brows, it’s just that seing that the design on top is drawn on, if the brown appear too drawn on, it will make the design appear heavy and thick. Which is the opposite of what we want.
Despite being a children's show, the 1998 adaptation of The Worst Witch had a talented cast of thespians who brought depth and charm to the characters. The **Worst Witch 1998 thespians** truly made the series a beloved classic. Overall, the 1998 adaptation of The Worst Witch captivated audiences with its talented cast and brought the magical world of Miss Cackle's Academy to life..
Reviews for "The Worst Witch (1998): The Journey of the Talented Cast"
1. Sarah - 1/5 stars
I found "The Worst Witch 1998 Thespians" to be incredibly disappointing. The acting was flat and lacking any emotion, and it felt like the cast was just going through the motions. The storyline was weak and uninteresting, and I struggled to stay engaged throughout the entire film. Overall, I felt like this movie was a waste of time and I would not recommend it to anyone.
2. John - 2/5 stars
"The Worst Witch 1998 Thespians" had potential, but unfortunately, it fell short for me. The acting seemed forced, and the characters lacked depth. The plot had potential, but it was executed poorly and left me feeling unsatisfied. While the visuals were decent, it wasn't enough to make up for the lackluster performances. I wouldn't say it was the worst movie I've ever seen, but I definitely wouldn't watch it again.
3. Emma - 1/5 stars
I was really looking forward to watching "The Worst Witch 1998 Thespians," but it was a major letdown. The acting was amateurish and cringeworthy, and it felt like the cast was trying too hard to be funny. The jokes fell flat, and the overall humor seemed forced and unnatural. The storyline was weak and predictable, and I found myself bored and uninterested throughout the movie. I would advise others to skip this one and find something else to watch.