Post 23 (Part 1)


Working from a script - Costume and make up
 
list of costume and makeup requirements

Mr Tumnus:                                                         Lucy

Make up:                                                               Make up:
Concealer                                                             Lip tint
Eyeliner                                                                Natural eye shadow
Face Paint - Black, White                                    Brown contour or eyeshadow - freckles
Setting powder                                                     Concealer
Contour powder                                                   Setting powder
lip tint   
Mascara                                                               Costume:
Costume:                                                             Grey school skirt and white blouse
                                                                           Or
Brown packages                                                  Brown/patterned dress
Black skinny jeans                                              Cardigan
Black heels made into hooves                             Black shoes
Plain white long sleeved shirt                             Grey tights
Red scarf                                                            
Antlers and ears - paper mache,                          Hair:
pipecleaners, headband, felt sheets,               
paints                                                                   Curled - curling iron
                                                                             Straightened - straighteners
                                                                             Protecting spray
Hair:
Hairsparay/Gel
slightly curled




Sketches and ideas





    





In order to create a better image of how we wanted the characters to look, we decided to make some labelled sketches of our ideas to see how they would look on the character. We did end up changing a few parts of it, for example the antler/ears headset and the hoof ideas, because they proved to be too difficult or too expensive to create. One sketch was coloured in order to create a more secure image of how Mr Tumnus would be presented, and the other sketch was left uncoloured so there would be more room for improvement.


The sketches helped with creating the characters because they visually represented how our ideas would work on the character and they stopped mistakes being made before it was too late to change anything.

 

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