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Every video tagged “body paint” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
292 videos
This short-form video showcases a stunning compilation of Madeyewlook's Seven Deadly Sins makeup series, representing over 30 hours of combined creative work across all seven looks. Each sin is interpreted as a distinct character transformation using elaborate SFX and body paint techniques. The clip serves as a highlight reel directing viewers to the full individual tutorials on the channel.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming recreates seven popular Snapchat filters — including Rainbow Puke, Heart Eyes, and Derp Face — as wearable makeup looks using professional face and body paints alongside everyday cosmetics. Each transformation is compact and self-contained within the seven-minute runtime, making it easy to follow individual looks. The video blends internet humor with legitimate special-effects artistry, demonstrating how graphic liner, bold color blocking, and careful blending can produce striking illusion results without prosthetics.
Madeyewlook creator Alexys Fleming delivers a full Harley Quinn transformation using professional-grade face and body paints to recreate the character's iconic two-toned look. The tutorial combines theatrical paint products with bold lip color and styled pigtail wig for a complete costume-ready result. At just five minutes, the video moves quickly through the character makeup steps, making it accessible for last-minute costume planning.
MadeYewLook creator Lex puts a fresh spin on Nightmare Before Christmas fan makeup by designing an original 'Pumpkin Queen' character rather than recreating Jack or Sally directly. The look draws heavily from Jack Skellington's aesthetic — pale, skull-like features and a white pumpkin motif — rendered entirely through face and body paint. A curated selection of Mehron, BH Cosmetics, and NYX products are used to build the layered, high-contrast finished look. The result is a wearable Halloween costume concept that stands apart from the flood of standard Jack-and-Sally tutorials.
This fan-favorite tutorial from Madeyewlook walks viewers through a striking killer clown makeup look designed to stand out at Halloween. Sponsored by Mehron, the look relies on face and body paint products and is presented as accessible for most skill levels. The video is a throwback to 2013 and remains a popular go-to for an eye-catching, crowd-pleasing clown costume. No elaborate tools or advanced techniques are required, making it a solid choice for Halloween beginners.
Madeyewlook presents a rhinestone-heavy Sugar Skull face look inspired by Day of the Dead, using approximately 800 rhinestones applied with eyelash glue over a full face of theatrical paint. The tutorial blends Mexican cultural iconography with glamorous, gem-encrusted artistry for a result that is both festive and visually striking. The creator emphasizes this is an original design requiring significant time investment — roughly three hours — making it best suited for planned Halloween events or Día de los Muertos celebrations. Product sourcing details are included to help viewers replicate the look affordably.
This tutorial walks through recreating the distinctive Jared Leto Joker look from Suicide Squad using professional face paints and cosmetic eyeshadows. The creator uses a combination of Graftobian Pro Paints for the white base and bold color accents alongside blended eyeshadows for depth and dimension. A precision eyeliner pen and temporary green hair spray help complete the character's iconic appearance. The result is a detailed, screen-accurate Halloween costume makeup look.
Madeyewlook takes original artwork submitted by a subscriber and recreates it as a full face and body paint transformation. The look incorporates layered body paints in greens, purples, blues, and whites alongside professional eyeshadows and graphic liner. The result is a fantastical, character-driven makeup that blurs the line between visual art and wearable costume makeup. The video has a collaborative, community-driven feel driven by fan creativity.
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming of Madeyewlook demonstrates how to transform into Anger from Disney Pixar's Inside Out using professional face and body paints. The look recreates the character's signature fiery red complexion and blocky animated features entirely through makeup. The tutorial runs approximately seven minutes and uses a focused palette of red, orange, yellow, brown, white, and black paints. It serves as both a Halloween costume solution and a character cosplay look.
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming of Madeyewlook transforms herself into a sock monkey using face and body paint in this creative character tutorial. The look is an original concept the creator enjoyed developing, emphasizing her passion for bringing unexpected, non-mainstream ideas to life. At around five minutes, the video is a brisk walkthrough of the finished transformation with product references linked externally.
This is Part 2 of Madeyewlook's 'InstaGlam Zombie' series, completing a glamour-meets-undead SFX makeup look using body paint, scar wax, and stage blood. Creator Alexys Fleming combines theatrical prosthetic techniques with vibrant face paints and conventional eyeshadows to achieve a stylized zombie aesthetic. The video uses products from professional SFX brands alongside mainstream cosmetics, making the look aspirational but approachable for intermediate makeup enthusiasts. It follows up on Part 1, which established the base of the look.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming delivers a step-by-step Halloween makeup tutorial recreating both Jack Skellington and Sally from The Nightmare Before Christmas. The look combines professional-grade body paints with standard cosmetics to achieve the iconic characters' distinct color palettes and features. At just six minutes, the tutorial moves at a brisk pace suited to viewers already comfortable with face and body painting fundamentals.
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming (Madeyewlook) demonstrates how to create a disturbing trypophobia-inspired skin effect using special effects products. The look simulates clusters of holes or wounds on the skin using modeling wax, adhesive, and alcohol-activated paints. At roughly six minutes, the tutorial moves efficiently through product application and painting steps. A content warning is prominently issued for viewers sensitive to hole-pattern imagery or mild gore.
This tutorial by Madeyewlook recreates the iconic Twisty the Clown look from American Horror Story: Freak Show using professional-grade face paints and cosmetics. The creator walks viewers through building the pale, distorted clown face with black, white, and red theatrical paints layered over a light foundation base. The result is a screen-accurate, prosthetic-free interpretation of one of horror television's most recognizable villains.
This quick tutorial from Madeyewlook demonstrates how to recreate a cracked porcelain doll look using a combination of professional-grade body paint, drugstore eyeshadows, and a high-coverage foundation. The look achieves an eerie, broken-doll aesthetic with painted crack lines and a pale, doll-like complexion. Despite the short runtime, the product lineup is clearly called out, making it easy to source the supplies. The overall style blends classic Halloween spookiness with a wearable costume concept.
This highlight reel from the 2021 Transworld Halloween and Attractions Show offers a sweeping tour of one of the haunt industry's premier trade events. Filmed and edited by Adam Taub of Distortions Unlimited, the video showcases a wide range of vendors and artists displaying animatronics, props, masks, costumes, SFX makeup, and Halloween décor. The show caters to a broad professional and enthusiast audience including haunted house operators, yard haunters, escape room designers, and SFX artists. It serves as both an industry overview and an inspiring look at the current state of Halloween creativity and commerce.
Madeyewlook — special effects and Halloween makeup artist Alexys Fleming — watches and reacts to eight fans and fellow creators attempting to recreate her original makeup tutorials. The video blends entertainment with community celebration, highlighting both the successes and creative interpretations that arise when viewers try complex SPFX looks. It serves as an engaging showcase of how accessible (or challenging) her techniques are to a wide range of skill levels.
This tutorial by Madeyewlook walks viewers through a full Chucky doll transformation using theatrical face paint and body paint — including a striking technique where Chucky's iconic striped outfit is painted directly onto the skin rather than worn as clothing. Multiple cosmetic and body-paint products are combined to recreate the doll's distinctive scarred, stitched look. The result is a seamless head-to-costume illusion ideal for Halloween.
This tutorial by Madeyewlook (Alexys Fleming) demonstrates a vibrant rainbow Pride-inspired makeup and body paint look created to celebrate LGBT Pride. The look draws on bold, saturated colors to evoke the iconic rainbow pride flag. Two primary products — Paradise Paint and NYX Primal Colors — are used to achieve the vivid result across the face. The video runs just five minutes, making it a quick but visually impactful guide.
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming (Madeyewlook) recreates the iconic beehive-head look from American Horror Story: Cult using a combination of a plastic bald cap, sculpted clay, gelatin prosthetics, and professional body-paint products. The tutorial walks through constructing and adhering a textured hive structure to the head, then painting and coloring it for a convincing on-skin illusion. Finishing touches include coordinating eye and lip makeup to complete the AHS-inspired character look. The result is a striking, high-difficulty Halloween or cosplay transformation.
This tutorial from Madeyewlook recreates the iconic Jack Nicholson Joker look from the 1989 Batman film using professional and drugstore makeup products. The creator combines Mehron Paradise Paints for the base with MAC Chromacakes and BH Cosmetics eyeshadows to build depth and character-accurate color. Despite some technical issues with video quality and audio, the step-by-step approach makes the look achievable for intermediate makeup enthusiasts. The result is a theatrical, comic-inspired Joker transformation suited for Halloween or cosplay.
This short behind-the-scenes clip follows makeup artist Alexys Fleming as she applies a full Silver Surfer body paint look on YouTuber Jesse Wellens for a street prank video filmed in New York. The transformation uses black and white body paints from Paradise and Wolfe to achieve a convincing metallic effect. At just two minutes, the video is more of a teaser glimpse into the process than a full step-by-step tutorial, with the complete prank payoff living on Jesse's own channel.
This tutorial from MadeYewLook walks through an original voodoo doll makeup and body paint look using Mehron Paradise Paints and MAC Chromacakes. The design is versatile enough to read as either cute or creepy depending on execution, making it a strong Halloween costume option. The creator rates it beginner to intermediate, suggesting it's approachable for those with some basic face-painting experience.
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming (Madeyewlook) delivers a character makeup tutorial inspired by the White Rabbit from the dark video game Alice: Madness Returns. The look blends theatrical face painting with bold color work using a mix of Mehron, BH Cosmetics, and MAC products. Running about eight minutes, the tutorial captures the twisted, gothic tone of the source game while remaining approachable for intermediate makeup enthusiasts. It pairs well with a White Rabbit costume for Halloween or cosplay events.
