LYN'S CLOWN ANALYSIS

Exhibit One: The Whiteface Clown

I don't like it. The paper-white skin makes them look sick and gross, specially with the other saturated colors they often use (green, purple, etc).

Also I don't like their big red noses. Dude if your nose looks like that you should see a doctor

Exhibit Two: The Auguste Clown

Slightly less offensive than the Whiteface, because you can clearly see where the paint ends and the skin begins, so they look less like walking corpses and more like people dressed up.

Though I'm still not a fan of the classic circus clown style.

Exhibit Three: The Harlequin

Now these are some fancy-ass clowns. I don't know the history behind them (or any other clown type for that matter, I'm only into the aesthetics).

I would absolutely wear something like this for a high-class party. 10/10

Exhibit Four: The Mime

I love these aesthetics, and for this one the face paint actually works pretty well with the rest of their monochrome outfits. The clothes are simple and cute.

Also, I like this color scheme, so I'm completely biased. 10/10

Exhibit Five: The Court Jester

I think they're cool, thought in this case the thing is moare about the shape of their clothes than the whole aesthetic.

They look comfy. It looks like a pajama. I would sleep with one of these.

Exhibit Six: The Pierrot

This seems like a more uncommon type of clown? I haven't seem much of this aesthetic out there.

Looks like an absolute mood though. These clowns speak to me