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Every video tagged “body paint” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
292 videos
This tutorial by Madeyewlook delivers a Rob Zombie-inspired 'Living Dead Girl' makeup look using Mehron Paradise Paints and a purple eyeshadow accent. The look is a fully original concept created by the artist for a competition entry. Audio was replaced with music due to an early copyright misstep, so closed captions are recommended for following along with product steps. Despite the short runtime, the transformation captures a vivid, rock-horror zombie aesthetic.
Makeup artist Madeyewlook transforms into Cortana from the Halo video game franchise in a short-form video. The look was completed in approximately one hour, showcasing impressive speed alongside the creator's skill level. The result is a striking sci-fi character recreation tied to a newer Halo release.
This tutorial walks through recreating the iconic Halloween Town version of Sora from Kingdom Hearts using special effects and prosthetic makeup techniques. The video also includes a DIY build of Sora's signature Keyblade prop to complete the cosplay look. Creator Madeyewlook (Alexys Fleming) delivers a full character transformation combining SFX artistry with prop crafting. It's a dual-purpose video ideal for fans who want a screen-accurate cosplay from head to prop.
Madeyewlook takes on the viral emoji makeup challenge, recreating trending looks inspired by popular emoji aesthetics using bold body paint and colorful cosmetics. The tutorial-style video showcases a full-face look built with a combination of the creator's own body paint line and mainstream cosmetic products. Pink tones and playful detailing are central to the finished look, fitting the lighthearted, trend-driven style the channel is known for.
This tutorial channels Tim Burton's signature dark, whimsical aesthetic to create a full demon character transformation using body paint, a bald cap, and hand-sculpted air dry clay horns. The look combines grey-toned body paint mixed from multiple shades with striking special-effects contacts to achieve an otherworldly, storybook-villain feel. The creator walks through the full process from bald cap application to finishing details, resulting in a theatrical, high-impact character look.
This tutorial by Madeyewlook (Alexys Fleming) demonstrates a sugar skull makeup look as a Halloween costume option. Using a combination of MAC Chromacake and a multi-color eyeshadow palette, the look features bold, colorful Día de los Muertos-inspired designs. A companion full-face version is also referenced for those wanting a more complete transformation.
This short video from Madeyewlook (Alexys Fleming) is a self-described behind-the-scenes or announcement clip rather than a full step-by-step tutorial, given its two-minute runtime. The creator uses a skeleton and Halloween theme as the creative backdrop, consistent with her signature special-effects and body-paint style. Specific products, techniques, and materials are listed as placeholders in the description but were not filled in, leaving the actual tutorial content unclear. The title suggests a candid or humorous tone, possibly teasing upcoming Halloween content.
This short showcases a stunning full body-paint recreation of Aloy from Horizon Forbidden West, completed in a single late-night session. The creator captures the character's iconic costume design using paint alone, with a seamless transition reveal. Despite accidentally obscuring part of the paintwork with hair, the result is remarkably faithful to the source material.
Madeyewlook (Alexys Fleming) transforms herself into Spyro the Dragon, inspired by the Spyro Reignited Trilogy remaster, using body-safe face paints, eyeshadows, and handmade prosthetic elements. The look combines multi-tone purple and orange body painting with DIY craft foam and air-dry clay details to capture the iconic dragon's features. A wig completes the character transformation in this roughly nine-minute tutorial.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming delivers a fast-paced Evil Ring Master makeup tutorial from her 2012 Rewind series, transforming her look into a sinister dark-carnival character. The look combines bold face and body painting using MAC Chromacake alongside drugstore and mid-range products. Despite the short runtime, the tutorial showcases a striking theatrical character suitable for Halloween costume use.
Makeup artist Madeyewlook recreates viral TikTok emoji-inspired looks in a full-face challenge video. The tutorial incorporates body paint, bold eyeshadow, glitter, and false lashes to bring expressive emoji characters to life on the face. The video blends creative costume makeup techniques with trending social media aesthetics.
Madeyewlook brings a subscriber's original character artwork to life as a full face and body paint makeup transformation. The look draws on bold blues, reds, oranges, and white using a mix of professional body paint and accessible drugstore cosmetics. The tutorial is part of the creator's ongoing #showsomecharacterproject series, which invites fans to submit artwork for recreation.
Makeup and body paint artist Alexys Fleming of Madeyewlook celebrates receiving a YouTube award milestone, sharing the announcement with her audience. The video is primarily a personal celebration and community thank-you rather than a step-by-step tutorial. Some Halloween and body paint branding is present through creator tags and associated product mentions.
Madeyewlook takes original artwork submitted by a subscriber and transforms it into a full body paint and makeup look, bringing fan-created illustration to life on her own face and body. The video showcases her signature creative style, blending SFX and body paint techniques to honor the artist's vision. It also marks a subtle first announcement of her own upcoming body paint line.
This tutorial by Madeyewlook walks viewers through recreating Cho'Gath, a fearsome monster champion from the popular video game League of Legends, using face and body paint. The look features bold creature-inspired details including exaggerated teeth, dramatic mouth work, and vivid color application. Products from Mehron, Sugarpill, and BH Cosmetics are used throughout the transformation. While not Halloween-specific, the techniques are directly applicable to haunted house characters and cosplay-style Halloween costumes.
Madeyewlook transforms herself into a Clicker from the hit game and TV series The Last of Us using body paint and special effects makeup techniques. The video showcases a detailed full-face creature transformation capturing the iconic fungal cordyceps aesthetic of the Clicker design. At just five minutes, the video delivers an impressively condensed look at a complex character recreation.
Madeyewlook creator Alexys Fleming transforms herself into an original comic book superhero character called The Injector using body paint and theatrical makeup — a persona inspired by her personal experience with diabetes. The look uses bold graphic linework and flat comic-style color blocking to simulate a painted-on costume. Products are primarily professional-grade body paints and cosmetics. The tutorial runs just four minutes, making it a fast-paced, technique-focused watch.
This short showcase video celebrates the second product drop of Madeyewlook-branded body paints, featuring three distinct bat-themed looks — a purple grape bat, a watermelon-inspired bat, and a citrus orange bat. Each look layers multiple named paint shades across the face and body to achieve vibrant, fantasy-style results. The creator expresses heartfelt gratitude to their community, crediting fan support and positive reviews as the driving force behind the brand's continued expansion. Paper ears inspired by a fellow creator complete the bat silhouettes.
Makeup artist Madeyewlook transforms herself into the White Rabbit from Alice in Wonderland using body paint, theatrical face paint, and detailed character makeup techniques. The look centers on creating a convincing fur texture and rabbit character aesthetic entirely through cosmetics. A custom fan brush technique is highlighted for achieving realistic-looking fur strokes. The result is a full fantasy character transformation suitable for cosplay, Halloween, or theatrical application.
Madeyewlook delivers a dramatic late-night SFX-inspired makeup look with a dark, surreal aesthetic drawn loosely from Black Mirror themes. The transformation blends glamorous and creepy elements using a mix of Urban Decay and Graftobian products. At just four minutes, the video moves quickly through the look with an energetic, editorial style typical of the channel.
This tutorial walks through building a budget-friendly Widowmaker (Overwatch) forehead headpiece using Crayola air-dry clay and acrylic paint rather than professional prosthetic materials. The creator prioritizes accessibility and low cost, estimating the core materials at roughly $10. Silver spray paint and black body paint are used to finish and blend the piece to match the character's look. The approach is deliberately simplified so that beginners and casual cosplayers can achieve a convincing result quickly.
Makeup artist Madeyewlook transforms herself into the Night King from Game of Thrones using special effects and prosthetic makeup techniques. The tutorial walks through the full character recreation, capturing the icy, undead aesthetic of the iconic GoT villain. It sits at an advanced skill level given the prosthetic and SPFX work involved. The look is timed to coincide with Game of Thrones Season 8 excitement.
This tutorial walks through a full Predator character transformation using body paint and face paint techniques. The creator uses MAC Chromacakes as the primary medium, with Mehron Paradise Paints offered as an accessible alternative. Eyeshadow and eyeliner are incorporated for fine detailing, bringing the iconic sci-fi creature to life. The look is designed as an original artistic interpretation rather than a screen-accurate replica.
Madeyewlook announces the launch of her own body paint line, describing it as a lifelong dream come true. The short celebratory video shares key product details — including water-activated, fragrance-free, cruelty-free formulas made in the USA — while expressing heartfelt gratitude to her family and fans. An in-depth follow-up video covering all product questions is promised. The line launches with five colors, with three additional shades planned for release soon.
