Please be gentle....
Okay, I was bored.
Took about 10 minutes.
Not sloppy enough. I think the red is too bright.
Hair's not wavy or green yet.
No costume trial run, just wanted
to try and attempt the makeup.
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09-28-2008,10:02 PM
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09-28-2008,10:09 PM
yeps, needs more slop

try working with the natural lines your face makes
over all looks pretty darn good TRJ,
...somewhere in the north-woods darkness, a creature walks upright.
And the best advice you may ever get is never to go out…at night.
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09-28-2008,10:18 PM
Thanks, DM, yep, needs more "slop" LOL.
It was around 1:30am when I did it.
Will try again tomorrow or Wednesday.
I have some close-ups of the actual make-up on HL's face.
Maybe that will help. And a small artist's brush, which I have to get the fine lines around my eyes.
Thanks again
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09-29-2008,10:31 AM
Hey, looks good! Haha, all I've got to worry about this year is a bit of black around the eyes for my mask. I don't even want to do that, nonetheless layer it on my whole face. Good luck to you with the rest of that.
The only thing I'd mention is maybe a whiter white? Err, more white anyways. It might just be the picture or I could be seeing things wrong, but with exception to the battle scenes the joker lays that stuff on pretty thick. And I'm sure you've got dozens of reference pictures, and this one is pretty common, but I wanted to mention is for the eyes:

Kind of like a side-ways 0. You'll have to improv most of that, because like dogman mentioned, all Heath's makeup was tailored to his face. You guys have very different features so don't be afraid to change what ever you have to. The eyes use a lot of natural shadows:

Thats a good example. Compare it with the first one and while the makeup doesn't follow that exact shape, it does use it as a major guide.
Anyways, hope you have a good time and everything goes well!
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09-29-2008,11:26 AM
it may not as dead on as you want it - but it is very creepy all the same *shudder*
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09-29-2008,02:53 PM
Looks really good to me. Maybe a little more slop but I think you got it down.
Can you stake my heart?
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09-29-2008,08:02 PM
Thanks everyone.
The lights in my bathroom washed out the clown white and I'm gonna practice again....gonna use a small artist's brush to outline my eyes and draw on the smile, until it looks better.
So did I creep anyone else out?
LOL
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09-29-2008,08:57 PM
I think it looks pretty creepy!
I wonder if it's just a matter of smearing it on, letting it dry a bit, wipe off and then repeat, several times, to get a layered, dried out look. Does that make any sense at all?"There is no delight the equal of Dread." - Clive Barker
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09-29-2008,09:14 PM
I don't know if it's the way the picture came out, or if it's the lighting in the bathroom, but something I'd recommend is more black around the eyes...and not further out, but in REAL close - all over the eyelids, if you can (you'll notice in some pic's of HL that his eyes are just COVERED in black makeup).
Really get it black and dark right in around the eye...that will help make them pop as well, since the black will go right up to the white of your eye (perhaps some eye-liner will be necessary to get that black right in there).
Looking real good though! Nice and disturbing...Hell is an eternity of getting up at 4am to nothing but decaf coffee...
2009 photos and 2008 photos ...uhmmm...and what I have evolving...
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09-29-2008,10:10 PM
Thanks to everyone for their positive input.
Gonna try some of the tricks here tomorrow night
after I get home from work.Last edited by The Real Joker; 09-30-2008 at 08:32 AM.
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