Halloween Skull Makeup — Couple Selfie Portrait

Use reference image 1 for the adult man's exact face, likeness and skin tone, and reference image 2 for the adult woman's exact face, likeness and skin tone. Preserve both identities and their natural appearances beneath the makeup. A separate scene reference controls framing, posture and clothing only; never copy the scene models' identities. Create a photorealistic close-up couple selfie of the two of them wearing matching skull face paint for Halloween. They stand pressed together with their heads tilted inward so their temples almost touch, both looking straight down the lens with flat, deadpan, unsmiling expressions. His arm extends toward the camera out of frame as the one holding the phone. The stillness is the point: no grimacing, no theatrical posing. The makeup is painted onto living skin and must read that way throughout. Apply a matte pale grey-white base across each face, blended softly into the jaw and neck rather than stopping at a hard edge. Shade both eye sockets into deep rounded charcoal hollows that fade outward, leaving the real eyes open, wet and clearly visible inside them with natural catchlights. Black out the tip of the nose into a clean inverted-heart shape. Draw fine black vertical stitch lines across both lips and continue them in a row past each corner of the mouth toward the ears, so the closed mouth reads as a skeletal row of teeth while the natural lip shape stays visible underneath. Add soft smudged grey contour beneath the cheekbones and along the temples. Keep eyebrows darkened and defined. Critically, this is cosmetic greasepaint on a human face, not a mask, not a prosthetic and not an actual skull. Skin pores, fine lines and the real underlying bone structure must remain visible through the pale base, and the paint should show the very slight unevenness and soft edges of hand-applied makeup. Dress both in plain black with no pattern or logo: a loose black crew-neck t-shirt for him, a black off-the-shoulder top for her with a thin black crossbody strap crossing one shoulder. Frame them in a tall vertical phone-selfie crop running from just above their heads down to the waist, both faces at similar scale and filling most of the width across the upper third of the frame. Place them in a plain pale interior corner where a white wall meets a white ceiling, with no furniture, props or decoration anywhere in frame. Light with soft, flat, even frontal light consistent with a bright room, producing minimal shadow, gentle falloff down the neck and no hard specular highlights, so the painted surfaces stay matte. Create a full-colour vertical 9:16 photograph. Add a small subtle semi-transparent "promptybox.com" watermark at bottom right, with no other text overlays. Avoid duplicate faces, extra limbs, malformed fingers, plastic skin and unrelated props.