Color Reproduction with Drag Queen and Makeup PROTECTION

Purpose: Humans have a culture of decorating themselves for a long time. The Egyptians, with the oldest makeup history, protected their bodies with makeup, as you can see through the theory of Protective rumor. Also became a means of expressing beauty, and gradually became a makeup for women. As the gender role of modern society has changed, not only women but also men are creating a culture of beauty through various media. Among them, we investigated the culture and makeup characteristics of drag queens. Method: Reinterpreted drag queen makeup using images and psychology shown in colors. The study of drag queens is as follows. First, organize the concept of drag queens. It identifies and organizes aesthetic characte-ristics of drag queens. Second, images are organized according to the concepts of color and color body. Third, we reinterpret the makeup by selecting the characteristics of drag queen makeup and the resulting color image. This method was analyzed through a prior study focusing on drag queens. Results: Work 1 is expressed with pink color as a base to maximize femininity on the male face with exagge-ration. In work 2, a wig was used to express the humorousness with kitsch, and red color was used as the base. Artwork 3 expresses splendor with a gold color as a base to express splendor with imitative nature. Overall, the makeup was performed by a man as a model, and expressed feelings such as exaggerated femininity and protective instincts to suit the characteristics of Drag Queen. Conclusion: In modern times, cremation is an act of representing individual identity and community identity. Also, makeup is being used in various ways, such as protecting the skin or covering problem skin. Looking at the drag queen makeup, it is necessary to maximize the feminine beauty through the male face, so the makeup method can damage the skin, so the skin was protected as much as possible and makeup was performed, and femininity was expressed with colors.