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Chris,
You just keep outdoing yourself! I really like how you set this up in terms of color and light. I've been staring at it a long time, trying to figure out what is different about this, and I realized you usually (not always) use brighter colors in the clothing. But here, the strong design and light-shadow contrast create a lot of excitement, and their importance is underscored, when the color scheme is mainly subtle pinks, browns, skin tones, and hair color. There are so many nice transitions, and the brush strokes are so scrumptiously appealing and confident in the nose and the pink drape.
How does it work when there is an open session and a demo? Do you use the first session to demonstrate? Do you act as an instructor? To me, "open" implies "not a class," but then what do I know? I'd be interested to hear more about how it is set up.
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