vitalik funk...hey. your 242, 219 and 190's will be your best friend.
I always started out by putting gesso on the entire eye area first because it makes the colors that you put over top of it a lot easier to blend.
for the eye shadow i pretty much only use the 219, using small circular motions. occasionally i'd use the 242 if i needed to cover a little more area.
the 190 is good for the blush, just put the tip of the brush as the bottom of the blush on the face, so it's easiest to turn your paper 180 degrees and just work upside down for the blush. do nice c-movements for the blush.
for lashes use a disposable liquid liner applicator and use any liquid liner.
to line the eyes, use fluidline with a retractable lip brush.
for brows, lightly draw in individual hairs first with a pencil, then go with a 266 with your brow color to fill in.
I fill in the iris color of the eye with a shadow to make it look more real.
for lips...the lipstick you choose for your look always looks darker on paper, so i'd use my chosen lip color to line the lips using the retractable lip brush, then i'd find a similar shade only lighter to kind of blend inward to give more depth.
here's an example of some of my facecharts, look at the lips for what i mean.
hope this all helps~!
LC