The third idea for creating the character came somehow as a result of the second on and wasn't so drastically changed because I kinda know now how I want the final design to be. I will keep Dorian beautiful, as he was at the beginning of the book and I will add more make-up, and especially highlight, to make his skin look doll-like, to continue the idea of him being unnaturally perfect and questionable about his purity. The contour will be sharp though, to symbolise again that he has a darker side, and the eyebrows threaded and shapened a bit, with taupe eyeshadow applied in the inner corners of the eyebrow, to symbolise his evilness. I will give up on the black smudged eyeliner on the lower eyelid because I think that this makes the make-up look too obvious and as we know, make-up was a shame for women in the Victorian era, and worse for men.
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