See this? This... was my Halloween makeup. This was also what got me escorted out of the Mohegan Sun casino. And the nice security guard who 'showed me the way out' thought it'd be interesting to tell me that I was the only one that night who had caused the casino's monitoring room to call security for.

Apparently you are not allowed to have face paint on in a casino... because their computers/cameras can't make sense of your face. (Aka, they must have some sort of facial recognition software- but they didn't want to pony up to that one. ) They let me walk around for about 10 minutes with it on, then I started heading towards one of the gambling floors- though, ironically, I wasn't- I never gamble, I was headed for food with the people I was with. It was then that the monitor room called security and had them come and get me. Truly.

They told me I could take it off... to which I laughed. Fast forward a few hours to picture me in the shower for ten minutes with a scrub brush gives the answer as to why THAT wasn't possible in a casino bathroom...

They did compliment it rather nicely- the security dude said that the monitor room didn't want to call anyone on me, they thought it looked awesome- which was why I had ten illegal minutes walking around. And another security guard said it was gorgeous. Yes.. more than one came to deal with me. And yes, I thought it was rather funny. Well, 3 parts funny, 1 part embarrassing, and 2 parts feeling badly for screwing up the nights of the people who I'd come with.

I'll put details of how it was done on some of the other uploads..

Time: Probably about 2 hours. I didn't have anything on in the background- I was in a rush.
Medium: Wolfe Brothers, mostly. Some street makeup.