A Crowley : A theatrical approach
A younger Crowley here in thespian guise. Suffice to say the outlines of his costume and props form the usual non-human images, but significantly, Crowley gives his strongest clue for identity of the ' Chiefs ' he subborned himself to. Note the use of his left hand to disclose the required viewing location and perspective.
The colouring of his facial makeup aroused my suspicions since it appeared to give quite clear demarcation lines across his head - chiefly his mouth and neck which overall looks down on you, the viewer. An interesting change from eye contact. Using PC airbrush, this is the image one finds utilising his ears as eyes :
A Lizard !
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