A pink-haired woman wears Day-of-the-Dead half-skull makeup, the painted skull hollows the left half of her face while the right cheek glows alive with a coral blush, fresh roses tucked into her loose updo while a lacquered black-eye-patch ringed in tiny scarlet beads stares down and her skeleton-glove hand cradles a soft pink rose against an ash-grey wall, every detail caught in gothic-romance register. Corpse Bride is digital art in gothic-romance register — a sugar-skull muse caught in pink-and-onyx theater.
Behind tempered glass, the pink-and-onyx palette keeps its gothic delicacy and the painted detail holds its tactile streak, the polished surface giving the figurative tribute a quiet cinematic depth.
A natural fit for rooms that welcome moody, romantic palette — a dressing room with editorial pulse, a boutique with collector drama, a salon with statement glamour. For gothic-art lovers, sugar-skull collectors, and anyone drawn to portraiture with sugar-skull-muse poetry.
