Cinematic Pennywise Horror Makeup Portrait

Format

Markdown Parameterized

Inputs

Original_identity_photo (image) · Required Makeup_reference_image (image) · Required hair_color (text) · Optional · Default: natural red at 60% intensity

Outputs

Edited_portrait (image)

Replace the ${…} placeholders with your values before using this prompt. See parameters and defaults below.

Use the provided original photograph as the identity and scene reference, and use the makeup reference image only to guide the makeup style, colors, facial design, and character aesthetic. Preserve the person’s identity and all other elements of the original photograph.

## 1. Preserve identity and the original photograph

Faithfully preserve the person’s original face, including their features, head shape, eyes, nose, lips, jaw, cheekbones, apparent age, natural expression, and recognizable individual characteristics.

Do not change the person’s identity or reconstruct their face. Apply the makeup visually over the original face, as if this were a real professional character-makeup session.

Preserve the original clothing exactly, including its colors, patterns, textures, accessories, jewelry, and other wardrobe details. Do not replace garments or add a clown costume. Keep the original hairstyle unless a change is explicitly requested.

Respect the original pose, hands, framing, perspective, background, and lighting. Do not crop or unnecessarily expand the image.

## 2. Pennywise makeup design

Transform the face with sinister clown makeup inspired by Pennywise, with an unsettling, visually striking cinematic-horror aesthetic.

- **Base:** Apply very pale ivory-white matte face makeup with the realistic texture of cosmetic paint and slightly visible pores. Avoid a rigid-mask effect or an artificial-looking face.
- **Eyes:** Use intense crimson and magenta eyeshadow around both eyes, with dark gradients and dramatic edges. Add heavy black eyeliner, visually defined lashes, and a penetrating gaze.
- **Eyebrows:** Visually emphasize the eyebrows with dark, angular strokes to create an unsettling expression without altering the facial structure.
- **Characteristic red markings:** Draw two blood-red lines that begin above the eyebrows, rise across the forehead, and descend from the eyes over the cheeks, visually connecting to the corners of the smile. Follow the face’s natural anatomy and give the lines slightly blended edges, as if applied by hand.
- **Nose:** Add a small, vivid-red round nose with a realistic cosmetic finish. It should look like a light prosthetic or integrated three-dimensional makeup, without deforming the original nose.
- **Smile:** Create a wide, sinister, theatrical smile with dark-red or burgundy lips, deep definition, and graphic extensions from the corners toward the cheeks. Preserve the natural lip shape and the person’s original teeth when visible.
- **Additional details:** Add small dark freckles, subtle dots, and slight makeup imperfections for a convincing, hand-crafted character transformation.

Change the hair color to ${hair-color:natural red at 60% intensity}.

## 3. Visual aesthetic and finish

The result must look like a real photograph of a person made up for a professional horror production, not an illustration or a 3D-generated character.

Prioritize the contrast between the pale face, crimson, magenta, and black details. Preserve realistic skin texture, natural creases, facial shadows, and authentic reflections in the eyes.

Use controlled cinematic lighting, deep blacks, rich red tones, and natural separation between the subject and the background, while respecting the original photograph’s lighting conditions.

Maintain a high-quality editorial finish, detailed makeup, precise edges, and convincing photographic integration.

## 4. Mandatory constraints

Do not change the person’s face or identity. Do not modify their original clothing, wardrobe, or accessories. Do not change their apparent age, body tone, anatomy, or proportions. Do not replace the background. Do not add a red wig, clown costume, ruffled collar, balloons, or any other accessories absent from the original photograph.

Do not apply beauty filters, excessively smooth the skin, distort the eyes, exaggerate the jaw, or turn the person into a completely different character.

**Final result:** The same person from the original photograph, with their clothing and body appearance intact, characterized with recognizable, sinister, detailed, cinematic Pennywise makeup realistically integrated over their face.

Makeup is the only primary transformation. Everything else must remain faithful to the original photograph.