Thrill-powered face-painting

[Trout]

My daughter got a face-painting kit for Christmas and it's lots of fun. Hopefully this will work:



I'm pleased with that for a first go (it took a while to get the consistency of the paint and the line of the brush right) but the wee book of designs you get with it was pretty uninspiring - all butterflies and bad Spider-man rip-offs.

So it set me thinking... what about comics-related designs? In 2000AD terms, a Dredd helmet would be easy enough, although you'd only manage the front of it unless you put a black balaclava on the poor child.

Can anyone think of other simple 2000AD faces to do? You get the primary colours and some prettier stuff like lilac or silver with a decent face-paints set, and they can be mixed and blended very easily.

Do any of you creative types have any suggestions?

Cheers

- Trout

[pauljholden]

Tharg  - rosette, plus the goatee thing and lotsa green

-pj

[Bolt-01]

Slaine should be quite easy- if costly in terms of Hair Gel.

Rogue would be more of a challenge- The eyes are the hard part.

[W. R. Logan]

you need a lotta Blue for a GI

[locustsofdeath!]

Only on this forum could a thread begin with a beautifully innocent little girl in butterfly face-paint and end with a blue-skinned genetically-engineered bombshell carrying a loaded plasma rifle.

[Kerrin]

Ha-ha-ha, Judge Rose of the undercover butterfly division, class. What about Quinch? The ears would be difficult but worth the effort.

[The Legendary Shark]

Looks like GIs aren't immune to the cold, and why is she armed with a hoover?

How about Tyranny Rex? A green wash and hours of fun drawing the scales.

[Trout]

I think Tharg's the best idea so far. If only we had a Dreddcon to look forward to...

Thanks, all!

[Noisybast]

The Judge Child would be a doddle.

[James Stacey]

Mean Machine

[TordelBack]

The Visible Man!

[bluemeanie]

hey... hellooooooo blue chick!

sorry, thats all I got.

Though a Mean Machine half face with dial could be fun