Made mask out paper mache. Made a flat pancake-like mixture of flour and shredded newspapers then pressed it on my face. Waited to dry: then cut and then coated with plaster of paris and then painted.
The make-up was the fun part. First put white egg mixture on face and then used shredded pink tissue paper. Then second coat of more tissue paper and calamine lotion. Waited to dry and then applied a touch of make-up.
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Extremely good job on the makeup and the dramatic pose.
The head and hands looks like they were put on a smaller body.. I'm thinking it's partly because your shoulders blend w the BG and the focal length, looks really wicked :)
Great makeup and character portrayal. I'm a little thrown off by the negative space in the background though this may have been intentional but I find it places too much burden on the subject solely to portray the mood. Good luck.................Daniel!
Wonderful recreation of the famous Phantom of the Opera, it sure reflects title's mood.
Another master's piece of work ... thanks for keeping amazing us with your creativity, DPC wouldn't be the same without your genious.
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