Some basic pictures of emaciated individuals as research:
I also found this nifty little chart that shows where to place highlights and shadows. Obviously my face is not the same as the picture, so I couldn't copy it anyway, but the reasoning behind putting lines and shadows in certain places was very helpful to back up the primary research:
Now comes the part where I put it on my face!
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The lines denoting where things need protrude or disappear the most |
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The shadow to sink the skin |
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The highlight to raise the bones |
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The finished product |
I think I ended up looking more like a street urchin, but hey, now I can be in costume when one of my friends drags me to see the new "Les Miserables" movie.
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