Video Tag
Every video tagged “Alexys Fleming” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
63 videos
This is a celebratory milestone video from Halloween makeup artist Alexys Fleming of Madeyewlook, marking the channel's achievement of one million YouTube subscribers. Rather than a tutorial, it serves as a heartfelt thank-you to her community of Halloween and body-painting fans. The video features licensed music and reflects on the channel's growth in the Halloween makeup space.
In this short, lighthearted video, Madeyewlook creator Alexys Fleming appears in her 'Old Lady Lex' old-age character makeup to answer fan-submitted questions in a Q&A format. The segment is a fun, personality-driven break from full tutorials, showcasing her signature character transformation rather than walking through a step-by-step technique. It demonstrates how a convincing elderly character makeup look can be used for comedic and engaging content beyond Halloween night.
An early tutorial from beauty creator Madeyewlook (Alexys Fleming) demonstrating how to achieve a cat-eye eyeliner look using wet eyeshadow and an angled brush. The technique relies on everyday products — an eyeshadow palette, primer, and water — making it accessible for beginners. The creator candidly notes the video's age and modest production quality, but stands behind the method as still fully effective.
This short video from popular Halloween makeup artist Madeyewlook (Alexys Fleming) appears to be a follow-along or vlog-style companion piece to her special effects and body painting content. The description is light on technical detail, functioning primarily as a social and channel hub rather than a step-by-step tutorial. Viewers are directed to her website, social media profiles, and secondary channel for additional content including beauty vlogs and product reviews.
Halloween makeup artist Alexys Fleming of Madeyewlook announces a Black Friday and Cyber Monday sale on her personal makeup line, spotlighting a budget-friendly eyeliner. The short video is primarily a promotional announcement timed around the Thanksgiving holiday shopping window. Viewers are directed to her website to browse and place orders during the limited sale period.
This video is a behind-the-scenes vlog from IMATS Los Angeles 2014, shot by makeup artist Alexys Fleming of the Madeyewlook channel. It captures pre-show footage, meet-and-greet moments, and general convention floor highlights from one of the industry's most recognized makeup trade shows. The creator participated as part of a vendor booth, offering an insider perspective on the event. A second part covers her personal experiences and impressions of the show.
In this older tutorial from Madeyewlook, creator Alexys Fleming demonstrates a technique for painting realistic-looking veins as part of a Halloween makeup or body-painting look. At just four minutes, the video is a quick, accessible guide suited to viewers new to special-effects makeup. While specific products are not listed in the available metadata, the technique itself is the main focus.
This short video from Madeyewlook (Alexys Fleming) is a Halloween makeup or body painting tutorial running approximately two minutes. The source description focuses primarily on a Shorty Award nomination call-to-action and social media links rather than detailing the tutorial content itself. As a result, the specific look, technique steps, and products used are not clearly documented in the available metadata.
This is a live chat and community Q&A session hosted by Alexys Fleming of the Madeyewlook channel, streamed via Google Hangouts on Air. Rather than a step-by-step tutorial, it functions as an interactive broadcast where viewers can engage directly with the creator. The channel is known for Halloween makeup and body painting content, giving the session context within that community. Viewers were directed to social media platforms to submit their questions ahead of the stream.
This video documents Madeyewlook creator Alexys Fleming delivering over $11,000 worth of toys to a children's hospital, the result of a charity fundraiser run through her Twitch live stream. The content focuses on the donation event itself and the community effort that made it possible. While the channel is primarily known for Halloween and special effects makeup, this particular video is a heartwarming charity vlog rather than a tutorial or Halloween build.
This short one-minute video from Madeyewlook (Alexys Fleming) is a viewer engagement piece announcing that makeup and body painting requests are open. Rather than demonstrating a specific look or technique, it serves as a community call-to-action inviting fans to submit their creative ideas. Social media links and channel information are shared to keep the audience connected.
This video is a recorded live chat session hosted by Halloween and special-effects makeup artist Alexys Fleming of the Madeyewlook channel. The stream was an informal, impromptu community hangout rather than a structured tutorial, with the creator reading viewer comments sourced from Facebook due to technical difficulties locating the live chat feed. Fleming notes she plans to host a more organized live session in the future.
This vlog-style video captures creator Alexys Fleming's experience at IMATS Los Angeles, one of the premier makeup artist trade shows. The video includes behind-the-scenes footage, event highlights, meet-and-greet moments with fans, and photo recap content. It serves as a personal travelogue of the show rather than a hands-on tutorial. This is Part 2 of a two-part series covering her IMATS trip.
Madeyewlook creator Alexys Fleming walks through a theatrical tiger face-paint look using professional-grade body paints and liners. The tutorial focuses on bold feline markings, warm metallic tones, and sharp black detailing to create a striking tiger effect. Originally filmed in 2012, the video is a fun, wearable look suitable for Halloween costumes or creative face painting.
Alexys Fleming of Madeyewlook delivers a full Art the Clown transformation from the Terrifier franchise, building the iconic look entirely from scratch using a combination of foam clay, Monster Latex, and body paint. The tutorial covers bald cap application, eyebrow blocking with gluesticks, and layered black-and-white body paint work to capture Art's unsettling monochromatic appearance. Alcohol-activated Skin Illustrator paints are used to recreate the character's distinctive darkened teeth. The finished result is a screen-accurate recreation suitable for Halloween cosplay or competition.
