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Trypophobia Bumps SFX

Thursday, 11 January 2018

Materials: 
- Model magic
- Spirit gum
- Liquid latex
- Alcohol activated paints
- 99% alcohol
- Yellow eyeshadow
- Gloss



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Bloody Face: American Horror Story Mask SFX

Tuesday, 10 October 2017




Materials

Face/head cast (Ebay or DIY)
Liquid latex (eBay)
Cotton balls
Loose powder
Foundation
Alcohol Activated paints (Amazon)
Fake blood (Party shop)
Scab blood (Amazon)
Mouth prosthetic 


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Twisty: American Horror Story Mask SFX

Wednesday, 6 September 2017




1) Cut out a mouth-like shape from cardboard, and cover with latex and cotton wool for texture.
2) Use layers of cotton and latex to build up the gums
3) Use fake nails (preferably white) as the teeth, and insert them into the cotton while it's still wet (size all the nails in order beforehand)
4) Round off the tops of the teeth (nearest to the gum) and create the lines of the gums
5) Position the mask onto a respiration mask to strengthen and to make it more comfortable to wear (could also hole punch holes and use string instead) Cut parts of the mask if need be
6) Cover the rest of the mask with cotton and latex for texture
7) Use black and dark red paint behind the teeth
8) Use a mixture of reds and browns for the gums (I used alcohol activated paints for this)
9) Paint the teeth white (if not already) and add yellow, reds and browns to discolour
10) Darken any lines with black (make sure theres no harsh lines) and fade black all around the edges
11) Use scab blood around and the at the back of the teeth
12) Flick (with an old toothbrush or paintbrush) and dab (with a sponge) fake blood all around the mouth (tap the blood if it looks too harsh)
13) Use gloss varnish all over the mask when it's dry
TIP
-Measure the size of the mouth before you start making, as mine is far too big for my face



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Gory Knee SFX

Sunday, 2 July 2017





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Infected Hand SFX Makeup

Friday, 10 February 2017

Materials used:
Gelatine
Liquid Latex
Alcohol activated paints
99% alcohol
Scab blood


Minimal fx skills needed, only took around 30 minutes, start to finish.
Tips:
  • Do the first coat of gelatine, then use a second coat to raise certain parts.
  • Use yellows, greens and blues for the 'infected look' (I was originally going to call it the Dead Mermaid, but thought it looked more infected than dead)
  • Use the yellows and greens in a light wash around the infected areas, and up the arm (to make it more realistic looking)
  • If you're going for more realist look, I wouldn't use the blood as an infection wouldn't necessarily have blood. You could use something which would symbolise puss instead (as gross at that sounds)
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Zombie Hand SFX Makeup

Monday, 6 February 2017

Materials used:
Red wool
Red thread
Liquid latex
Alcohol activated paints
99% alcohol
Scab blood
Fake blood


Minimal fx skills needed, only took around 25 minutes, start to finish.
Tips:
  • The deepest parts should always be the darkest and the highest parts should be the lightest.
  • Scatter the blood and paint (mostly browns, purples and greens) around the wound, as well as on the wound.
  • Pick an area for the wound to focus on (for example, I chose the right, lower part of my hand).
  • Have the wool going mostly in one direction and the thread randomly.
  • Use a sponge with holes pick outed of it to create more of a natural effect when painting.
Inspiration from: Pinterest
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Fx Exposed Spine Tutorial (basic materials)

Sunday, 9 October 2016

Watch the full tutorial above ^^^
You will need:
-Liquid Latex (or an alternative if you or your model is allergic)
-Foundation (matching your model's skin colour)
-Scab blood (mine is from Ben Nye)
-Fake blood (which can be made or bought from a party store)
-Cotton balls
-1 ply tissue (make sure the edges aren't straight to blend into the skin more)
-Alcohol activated paints (alternatives are face paint or cream paints)



Fanks Bob
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