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breaking down- making the skin look dirty and warn down.

Aspects to consider climate-weather-location

less product is more

scenario – what the situation

The whole character – hand chest neck body e.g.

project brief- criminal from uk

hygiene- time plot

Age- child- old

Timing- how long in the environment.

removal- wipe off the skin

Industry- peter Sutcliffe- killer

Era- where they was born

Creating death

No blood flow- no blood the skin will lose colour and will go pale and thin

Depends on time- character will become a corpus

Dries out- wrinkles

Cause- poising, striation

Products- bruise wheel, tl powder, Vaseline, fullers earth, ipa, dry shampoo, illustrator pallet moisturizer, dirt less is more, grease paint, foundation, eyeshadow.

Yesterday in media makeup we had our assessment and we had to bring our own modals in an turn them into the criminal we choose. I chose peter Sutcliffe and my client was my dad. I started by cleaning the face and asked him if i could touch his face he said yes. I began by doing the beard first i used pros-aide as an adhesive so the hair would stick on his face. There was a couple of problems the hair colour i used was to light to match his real beard. so we had to come up with another way to make it darker i colourd it in with black eye shadow to create a sharper look. Peter Sutcliffe had jet black hair and a beard with to small circles on the chin, i created this by eye shadow. i also used a bruise wheel to create the black swollen eye and used eye shadow. The colours i used was purple, red, green and blue . I also used scar wax to create the scars and cuts on the face. I also used wound filler inside the scars and cuts to create a bloody effect and i also used fake blood to make it look like he had just hammered someone and it had sprayed on his face. I made his face look more dead by making the vails on the clients face stand out more i used a bruise wheel and eye shadow to create this effect. At the end i used setting powder to lighten the face to give it that dead effect. I used dirt to make the hands look dirty and blood to add to the effect of him with a hammer. The costume we used was an old prison shirt to make him look more like he was in prison.

business cards

and the fount of the witing.

Last lesson we learnt about what bruises scars and wounds are and how to recreate them with make-up, we also leant about the different colours of bruises and how you can tell by the colour how old the bruise is. we leant how to apply scar wax fake blood and other makeup. when we had to do it on each other i did a scrap and i used scar wax and applied it to the chin and used an illustrator pallet to create a more swollen and sore look on the scrap. I used reds purples and a bit of black from the illustrator pallet to create the effect of a scrape. I also used fake blood to make it look more real and added some to the rest of the side of my face.

what is a bruise?

A bruise is something that happens when a part of the body gets injured or hurt and blood from the damaged capillaries get damaged and blood forms under the skin causing the bruise to form. Also an injury appearing as an area of discolored skin on the body, caused by a blow or impact rupturing underlying blood vessels.

what is a scar?

A scar is a mark left on the skin after injury has happed causing a white or purplish mark on the skin. Also mark left on the skin or within body tissue where a wound, burn, or sore has not healed completely and fibrous connective tissue has developed leaving a mark.

what is a scrape or graze?

A scrape is a surface wound where the epidermis is damaged and bleeding in some causes.

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