Introduction to project brief

My Selfie

I have always had a true passion for creating hair and make-up designs. I previously worked within the Beauty Industry where I learnt the basics of hair and make-up designs. It was something I really enjoyed so definitely confirmed my commitment in becoming a hair and make-up artist. Giving the current strength of the T.V, Film and Theatre industries, I felt this industry is incredibly important and the creative possibilities and job opportunities in which the industry can offer to me are extremely inspiring so would definitely like to become successful in this area of work.

I have a very creative mind and I always like to study people, it can be from what they're wearing, the shape of their face or their hair and make-up. I find when I do this that I develop amazing ideas of the different creations I can perform upon a range of people.

Elizabethan Era
I was extremely happy when I found out we would be studying the Elizabethan Era as I have always been very fond of the make-up and fashion used in these times. This is because fashion reflected the hierarchiel structure of society at that time as an individuals social position, status or rank showed his/her living arrangement, dress and diet.
The Elizabethan era is named after the greatest Queens of England. Queen Elizabeth I. It was one of the most captivating periods in the history of England and was a time related with Queen Elizabeth I's reign (1558-1603).

Portrait of Queen Elizabeth I (Source: http://englishhistory.net/tudor/monarchs/eliz1.html)

My aspirations about the project brief are working alongside others and being able to gain new skills and techniques in creating a look that fits in with the Elizabethan era. Also I would love to gain more information about the Elizabethan era as I find it all very interesting and I am keen to learn more about their fashion in order to help me create an inspiring look myself.
My fears will be that I don't understand the project brief entirely and also I am worried that I may find it hard to create a desired look that fits in with the Elizabethan era.