Halo sweethearts,

Have a nice weekend. Tim Burton is definitely one of my enlightenment teachers who understand the gothic style. I remember when I was very young I watched his first work-Edward Scissorhands. Since then, I am deeply obsessed with dark art (I am also very obsessed with Marilyn Manson and Alexander McQueen). So when the community manager@Mint Dreams told me to check the new topic, I was so happy.

Source of inspiration and design
But my inspiration today comes from Tim Burton's Corpse Bride. The most memorable segment in this animation is that Emily threw out bouquets of happiness and looked at them for the last time, turning into thousands of butterflies flying into the distance through the moonlight.This makeup is my fantasy about Emily when she just passed away. Beautiful flowers grow from flesh and blood but wither gradually because of the sadness in the heart.

Makeup tutorial

• Use skin wax to apply a smooth circle around the eyes to prepare for styling
  
• Follow the flowers you want to grow and make wounds
  
• The previous liquid foundation (taret) and eye shadow (mistine chiangmai) with strong concealing power
  

• Insert the prepared flowers and dead branches into the prepared wound
  
• Use 3ce lip glaze as a primer and then use concealer to smudge the lip area. HUDA lipstick draws pointed lips
  

• Add fake plasma to the gap of the wound and lips

After makeup

For me, different artistic styles have their top expressers. Tim Burton is definitely one of the leaders. In recent years, Tim has invested heavily in remakes of popular IP such as Dumbo and Alice in Wonderland.

I think commercialization is a good thing, and the talented Tim is worthy of his reputation and money. But compared to Edward Scissorhands, Halloween Horror, and Todd the Barber, the commercialized big IP still lacks a lot of the "Boton" flavor I love.

I hope everyone likes this makeup work. What is your favorite Tim Burton work? Leave me a message:)

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