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Infected Hand SFX Makeup

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)

Zombie Hand SFX Makeup

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

Fx Exposed Spine Tutorial (basic materials)

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