Sketches for Mardi Gras Makeup


Krewe of Proteus Sketches


Krewe of Cleopatra Sketches


Krewe of Bacchus

After researching traditional Mardi Gras Krewes I was inspired by the Krewe of Bacchus, Cleopatra,
and Proteus.  My research images inspired each look and enjoy how diverse each are.

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