Contact lenses, ears, covering the face studs, and a fine red layer.
... followed by how it ended! (Hair still tied back so you can see) See the next pic for more exposure, and brighter colour detail.
Not entirely sure adding horns, or ragged wings, would make this any better (hey, we can't let WoW replace our mind-image of these demonically-delectable, if ultimately deadly creatures!), but damn, she turned out smokin' regardless! Thanks to the model for just giving me a base-line of gorgeous to start with. ;)
The Succubus just got sexy, or is that... creepy? I... I'm so conflicted... am I aroused, or terrified, or BOTH!? :p
The Demon/Succubus, complete!
Crawling out of a TV near you!
What I learned from this: Ears are cool, and fine vein work still serves me well!
Covering the two brand new implants on her cheek turned out all right, considering I had only little to work with (to my horror, my liquid latex had solidified! I made do with some mask rubber and some blending. See the previous pics and look at her left upper cheek to se what I mean).
Covering the whole body is not only goddamn hard, but tricky to do in any amount of reasonable time (but still, I'm getting a lot faster, this whole upper body was done in the same time as the 'Ice Queen' face and neck)! I found myself ad-libbing a bit to reduce the coverage around the arms, and went for a blended effect. All in all, saved make-up and it turned out really nice. Mottled pattern is something I whipped together, and has turned out to be my favourite stencil so far.
Thanks to Marina for sitting patiently for this one. I'm guessing by the photoshoot she wanted after she was pleased. ;)
Model: M. Filatova
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