After researching how to make eyes appear darker using make up, we decided to test it ourselves. I used white eye shadow and powder to make my skin seem more pale, and then used dark coloured eye shadows, such as purple, brown and black. I then used to lighter coloured powder in the corners of my eye as the website did say.
This is useful to practise before filming starts as the costume and make up are key for our main character.
I also put the picture in black and white as that is what we aim to be filming in in parts of our opening. It might be the case that more make up will be needed in order for it to be more prominent or the contrast may need to be enhanced.
In these photos, I have experimented with using different shades of eye shadow in order to create a bruised effect. To do these bruises I have blended grey, black, purple and green to make them look more realistic. I started with the lightest grey to form a base for the bruise then built up colour with different, darker grey's in the middle blending outwards, once the bruise was dark enough, I added subtle hints of greens and purples to the middle to make them look even more realistic. In our opening we might need to apply more eye shadow as we are filming some parts in black and white therefore it will be more noticeable.
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