Video Tag
Every video tagged “prosthetics” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
51 videos
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming recreates the striking demon transformation from Panic at the Disco's 'Emperor's New Clothes' music video in this special effects makeup tutorial. The look combines prosthetic horns and ears, silicone applications, airbrushed body paint, and custom fangs to achieve a high-impact black-and-white demon aesthetic. Professional-grade products are used throughout, making this a technically demanding build suited to experienced makeup artists. It doubles effectively as a dramatic Halloween or concert costume look.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming delivers a full character transformation into Edward Scissorhands, covering both the iconic pale scarred face and the ornate black collar. The tutorial combines prosthetic adhesion techniques with strategic foundation mixing and eyeshadow contouring to capture the film character's signature look. Metallic silver powder is used to bring the decorative collar detailing to life with a painted, costume-accurate finish.
Madeyewlook creator Alexys Fleming delivers a full siren creature transformation inspired by the character design from a supernatural TV series. The tutorial covers eerie, dark mermaid face and body painting using professional-grade paints, an alcohol-activated palette, and liquid latex to sculpt convincing webbed-hand effects. A layered approach blends deep greys and blacks with a silvery shimmer to create an otherworldly aquatic horror look. Sponsored content aside, the techniques are directly applicable to Halloween and haunt costuming.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming showcases a rapid-fire compilation of 200 distinct Halloween and special effects makeup looks packed into a single video. The range spans creature characters, horror themes, and Day of the Dead tributes, demonstrating the creator's versatility across face painting, body art, and SPFX techniques. A note within the video respectfully distinguishes Day of the Dead looks as cultural celebration rather than Halloween costume. The video serves as both inspiration gallery and a showcase of professional-level makeup artistry.
Creator Alexys Fleming reimagines the iconic Nightmare Before Christmas duo by transforming herself into a gender-swapped mashup — portraying Sally with Jack's skeletal aesthetic and Jack with Sally's rag-doll look. The roughly 22-minute tutorial walks through the special effects makeup and costume elements needed to bring these reversed characters to life. The result is a creative, detailed transformation that blends SPFX prosthetics, body paint, and styled wigs into a cohesive character look.
This short video serves as a welcome introduction to the Madeyewlook channel by sfx and body paint artist Alexys Fleming. Running just one minute, it gives new viewers a taste of the channel's creative identity and links to social platforms, a merch store, and a secondary channel. No specific tutorial content is presented, making it primarily a channel trailer. It reflects the artist's signature blend of Halloween makeup, special effects, and body painting.
Creator Alexys Fleming (Madeyewlook) returns to YouTube after a month away, sharing a personal update on her absence alongside a Joker-inspired special effects makeup transformation. The video blends a vlog-style check-in with a full character makeup look drawing from the Joaquin Phoenix portrayal. An announcement — likely related to her clothing line or channel direction — is also woven into the content.
Madeyewlook showcases an extraordinarily intricate makeup and body-art look that required over a week to complete. The creation combines custom-built horns and shoulder pieces with elaborate rhinestone and crystal application, body paint, and black eyeshadow. The result is a high-concept, wearable dark-fantasy art piece that blurs the line between costume and fine art.
Stiltbeast Studios kicks off a multi-part series with this first installment focused on sculpting a realistic brain using water-based clay. The video walks viewers through the early stages of the sculpt, with subsequent parts covering the completed sculpture and the molding process. It reflects the studio's professional-level approach to creature and effects work.
Stiltbeast Studios presents a tutorial on building and wearing hand extensions to enhance creature or monster costumes. The video likely covers fabrication and fitting techniques to create the illusion of elongated, inhuman hands. At roughly 22 minutes, it offers a solid overview of the craft for costume builders and creature performers.
Madeyewlook transforms herself into the werewolf-like creature from the horror video game The Quarry in this sponsored makeup tutorial. The video follows her process of recreating the game's iconic monster through special effects makeup and creature application techniques. The result is a full character transformation tied to the game's launch campaign.
This video from StiltbeastStudios is the third installment in a Krampus-focused series, likely covering creature makeup, costuming, or prop work centered on the iconic Alpine folklore demon. StiltbeastStudios is known for high-caliber creature and Halloween character builds, suggesting a professional or advanced level of craftsmanship. Given the 27-minute runtime and series format, this entry likely dives deeper into a specific phase of the Krampus creation process.
This long-form tutorial from Stiltbeast Studios walks through the complete process of building a two-part plaster mask mold from start to finish. Running nearly four hours, it is structured as a comprehensive, question-answering session covering every stage of the molding workflow. The format suggests a live or recorded hangout, making it especially accessible for learners who want real-time explanations alongside the demonstration.
This tutorial from Monster Tutorials covers two methods for crafting realistic-looking teeth and gums using hot glue. It is the second entry in the channel's dedicated teeth-making series, building on prior techniques. The short runtime makes it an accessible, quick-start guide for haunters and prop makers looking to add convincing dental details to costumes or props.
This tutorial from Monster Tutorials walks viewers through building wearable latex horns suitable for devil or unicorn looks using readily available crafting materials. The process covers sculpting a horn form in clay, creating a plaster mold, and casting with liquid latex. Alcohol inks are used to achieve realistic coloring and depth on the finished horns. At 30 minutes, the video is accessible enough for beginners while producing professional-looking results.
StiltbeastStudios walks through building or applying a Predator-style creature look under time pressure, likely for a haunted attraction context. The 74-minute runtime suggests a detailed, step-by-step process covering either prosthetic makeup, costume assembly, or both. Allen Hopps, known for professional haunt design and creature work, guides viewers through achieving a convincing Predator character ready for the haunt floor.
This is the third installment in Stiltbeast Studios' brain prop series, focusing on the process of mixing plaster and constructing a one-piece mold. The video is split into two parts due to runtime length, continuing the build from previous episodes. Viewers get an in-depth look at mold-making technique as applied to a detailed organic prop form.
Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios demonstrates how to create a silicone life cast of a human head using Gel-10 silicone. The resulting mold is reusable and can serve as a master for producing multiple head duplicates in a variety of casting materials. This makes it a highly practical technique for haunters and prop makers who need repeatable, realistic head props.
Part four of Stiltbeast Studios' brain series covers the complete mold-making workflow: cleaning the mold after pulling it from the sculpt and then pouring it up to produce a finished casting. The video is part of an ongoing multi-episode series walking viewers through professional-level creature-effects techniques. Stiltbeast Studios is known for high-quality special effects instruction aimed at aspiring prop and prosthetic makers.
This short-form clip showcases a striking infected character makeup look captured at the Midwest Haunters Convention. The look appears to feature advanced special effects techniques evoking disease, wounds, or bodily decay. As convention floor coverage from the Haunted Attraction Network, it offers a quick but impressive glimpse into professional-level haunt makeup artistry.
This two-hour session from Stiltbeast Studios features a live sculpting demonstration of an orc character using water-based clay. The creator works through the process of building out creature features and orc-specific anatomy in real time. It serves as both an educational resource and an engaging hangout-style broadcast for fans of creature design and prosthetic-style work.
Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios breaks down his updated methods for crafting Krampus horns and tongues in response to audience questions. The video focuses on the specific fabrication techniques behind these two character elements. It's a concise, focused tutorial aimed at helping haunters and makeup artists replicate or refine these creature features.
Stiltbeast Studios shares focused tips on working with hair and fur in the context of werewolf mask making. The video is a quick, practical rundown aimed at creature builders looking to refine their finishing techniques. Despite being a shorter, faster-paced release, it delivers useful insight into how hair and fur are applied or styled for monster masks.
Stiltbeast Studios walks through the first part of molding an orc half mask, capturing the process in a live hangout-style session. The recording runs just over an hour before a technical interruption cuts the stream, with a second part continuing the workflow. This is a deep-dive studio session focused on the craft of creature mask mold making rather than a polished step-by-step tutorial.
