The document discusses features of demon and dead person makeup, highlighting traits like mouths, sharp teeth, and face colors that suggest possession or harm. It describes a character concept that aims to avoid confusion with other horror figures by omitting a veil and adopting a goth look, culminating in a makeup design that represents destiny through a sapphire on her forehead. The author, Bridget Cardenas Pazmiño, intends to execute this makeup on herself.

1. Demon/ Dead Person Make-up
Research
Bridget Cardenas Pazmiño

2. Inspirational Pictures

3.  A common feature of a demon would
be that they all have a mouth.
 But the demon from ‘Sinister’ which
is called the Bogyman, has a grey
face appearance but black eyes, were
as on the previous images the demons
had a normal coloured face which
could represent that they have been
possessed but are not dead nor are a
spirit. Even though they are just
wearing makeup it gives this idea of
the images presented.

4.  A specific feature would be sharp teeth,
however this could be to only represent
creatures/ demons that eat people or tear
them apart.
 Whether as the other demons/ creature
makeup that was done shows a
representation of a dead person or spirit
however it can fool the audience by making
them believe that they will cause no harm.
 The character that I have in mind however
people might confuse it with either the
bride in black from ‘Insidious’ or ‘The
Woman in Black’. Therefore for this to not
happen I will not include a veil.
Looks more like
a Goth
Woman
in Black
Insidious

5. My Decision
In conclusion, I decided my character will be seen as a shadow by
the audience until she decides to show her face which would have
a pale white face, a sapphire on it forehead which represents
Destiny (not just because of her name), around her eyes it will be
black. This will all be then done with makeup and a sapphire.
The demon make up will be done on Bridget (Me).