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When Hong Kong based artist May Sum started working as a make-up artist, she found an unthinkable medium for her sculpting talents, lipstick!

See some of her intricate works below…

lipstick-portrait lipstick-portrait (1) lipstick-portrait (2) lipstick-portrait (3)

 

You might want to check out more of May Sum’s work available on Etsy.

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