An incredible Israeli Makeup Artist – Tal Peleg, has gone viral on the internet due to her creative eyelid art. Naturally, eyes are gorgeous, and they’re the center of Peleg’s makeup art. Drawing miniature images, tiny flowers, Picasso paintings, cartoon characters, and even cats, the artist’s subjects are varied and extremely detailed for their size. Using her eyelids as the canvas, Peleg is of the firm opinion that makeup can be so much more than meets the eye.

Peleg finds inspiration in almost everything and loves to let her dark sense of humor emerge without delay. The shape of an eye is vital in creating her designs, especially as she integrates the natural curves into her illustrations. Most of Peleg’s artworks are often first sketched on paper before improvised amid painting. Accordingly, it takes several hours to complete just one of these miniatures pieces - the longest has been four and a half fours. The effort is certainly worth the time, and the adequate proof is her recently released. Take a look and wow yourself with the next level beauties!

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Peleg, also known as Scarlet Moon, uses eyeliner and Eyeshadow to do a lot with her eyelid. The creative makeup guru takes on the skin's small patch surrounding the eye to create charming little scenes. In one of her incredible work, the artist had used her eyebrow to create a long brushed back hair of a princess kneeling to kiss a frog. In another, she had equally made use of a green iris as a giant pea underneath mattresses to recreate the Princess and the Pea.  

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The mom of a three-year-old, presently working as a designer with the hope of trying out sculpting, had always loved art, and interestingly, the eye art project has been the longest, an estimated five years. Peleg also enjoys graphic design, interior design, photography, and painting. Using the same makeup people use every day, Peleg rarely wears makeup in real life, only for her artwork. 

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