Obviously, I didn't draw the details of the butterflies wings on the lids of my eyes because it isn't meant to be immediately seen as a butterfly is meant to be seen as an alternative makeup style with a secret meeting, and I went with a blue butterfly instead of a regular orange monarch butterfly
A detail I noticed in The Backrooms was a small one, and I’m not sure if it’s significant, but while I was watching the scene of Mary going through the Backrooms version of the Ottoman Empire, I noticed the chairs that were shown in A24’s opening logo scene. In the opening scene, they’re set up in a semicircle. When we enter the Backrooms version later in the movie, they’re set up in a full circle. This full circle kind of shows the full circle moment of the movie.
The most important detail I’m getting at is that it’s sort of set up like the Low Proximity Magnetic Distortion System. I believe that’s what it’s called, and I also believe that is significant because of the cardboard cutout in the center. I believe that the cardboard cutout in the center shows how Async cares more about the Low Proximity Magnetic Distortion System and the Backrooms than human life and the human experience. That’s why all these chairs are pointed towards the middle, just like how the prongs on the Low Proximity Magnetic Distortion System would be pointed towards the middle.
Another thing I’d like to add about the switch between the standard version and the complex is that, in the standard version of this circle, it is Captain Clark at the center, or at least his mannequin. In the Backrooms, it’s the cardboard cutout. This also, to me, shows how Clark fell into their trap and got stuck. He’s just another specimen they’re examining under a fine-tooth comb. I mean this both literally and figuratively.
Please tell me how I did. I'm looking for some tips as a baby bat I just started make up. I'm trying to keep it cheaper and also unique. I'm not afraid to add color and I'm scared to try new things as a person to color in the Goth community.