Video Tag
Every video tagged “body paint” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
292 videos
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming demonstrates how to transform the face and body into a living old-school tattoo or comic-book illustration using body paint and conventional makeup products. The look blends bold graphic line work with vivid color to mimic the stylized aesthetic of vintage tattoo flash art. At just five minutes, the tutorial moves at a brisk pace suited to viewers already comfortable with face and body paint application. A curated product list is provided so viewers can source the specific paints, foundations, and setting powders used.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming teams up with YouTuber Joey Graceffa for a collaborative wolf-themed makeup and body paint transformation. The tutorial demonstrates theatrical animal character makeup using professional-grade face and body paints. At just three minutes, it offers a brisk look at the finished wolf look rather than a deeply detailed step-by-step breakdown.
This tutorial by Madeyewlook guides viewers through a vibrant mermaid-inspired makeup look drawing on Little Mermaid characters such as Ariel and Flounder. The look relies heavily on bold, saturated body-paint-grade products to achieve a fantastical underwater character effect. At just six minutes, the tutorial is brisk and focused on color application and blending.
Madeyewlook creator Alexys Fleming covers her entire face with over 800 sequins in this bold, editorial Halloween makeup look. The tutorial walks through adhesive selection — including which glues to use near the eyes versus the rest of the face — alongside body paint and liner work to integrate the sequins into a cohesive, glam-horror design. The result sits at the intersection of special-effects makeup and high-fashion editorial art. At just five minutes, the video moves quickly but clearly outlines the core products needed to recreate the look.
This tutorial from Madeyewlook recreates a Harley Quinn look inspired by the Batman Arkham City universe using body paint and standard cosmetics. The creator uses Mehron Paradise Paints alongside NYX and Urban Decay products to build the iconic black-and-white harlequin character design. Originally filmed in 2013, the audio was later swapped due to sync issues, though the visual step-by-step remains intact. A newer updated version of the look is also referenced for those wanting a more current take.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming presents a creative "what if" reimagining of Disney's Aladdin, transforming herself into an evil version of Genie while flipping Jafar into a princess. The look blends special effects and prosthetic makeup techniques with theatrical glamour to achieve a dramatic character transformation. The tutorial sits at an advanced skill level, showcasing the kind of detailed SPFX work Alexys is known for across her channel.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming showcases a rapid-fire compilation of 200 distinct Halloween and special effects makeup looks packed into a single video. The range spans creature characters, horror themes, and Day of the Dead tributes, demonstrating the creator's versatility across face painting, body art, and SPFX techniques. A note within the video respectfully distinguishes Day of the Dead looks as cultural celebration rather than Halloween costume. The video serves as both inspiration gallery and a showcase of professional-level makeup artistry.
This tutorial from Madeyewlook demonstrates two distinct Spiderman-inspired Halloween makeup looks: a gory infested/zombie version and a classic comic-book style. The creator uses a combination of professional-grade body paints and eye-safe powders to achieve vibrant, detailed results in a compact five-minute video. Both looks lean into SFX and cosplay territory, blending superhero iconography with horror elements.
This tutorial recreates the iconic Bride in Black character from the Insidious horror film series using professional-grade body paint and dark eyeshadows. Creator Alexys Fleming draws on her passion for paranormal-themed horror to deliver a dramatic, film-accurate character look. The finished result is a striking, pale-dark aesthetic well suited for Halloween costume makeup or themed cosplay. A small, clearly listed product lineup keeps the look accessible for dedicated makeup enthusiasts.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming delivers a creative mashup tutorial transforming the face and body into a zombie wrapped like a Christmas present, complete with wrapping paper and ribbon illusion effects. The look blends holiday cheer with undead horror using detailed body painting techniques. At just seven minutes, the tutorial moves at a confident pace suited to viewers already comfortable with cosmetic face and body work.
Madeyewlook recreates a piece of fan art submitted by a subscriber and transforms it into a vibrant, full face-and-body paint look. The build uses Graftobian pro paints in bold neon and primary tones alongside Sugarpill eyeshadow to bring the illustrated design to life. The result is a bright, playful transformation that blurs the line between illustration and wearable makeup art.
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming of Madeyewlook recreates the iconic Psycho bandit look from the video game Borderlands 2, capturing the character's distinctive cel-shaded, comic-book aesthetic entirely through makeup and face paint. The tutorial walks through the full transformation using a mix of professional-grade cosmetics from Mehron, MAC, BH Cosmetics, and Sugarpill. The result is a striking, Halloween-ready character look that doubles as a cosplay recreation.
Madeyewlook transforms into the two-faced Mayor of Halloween Town from Nightmare Before Christmas using theatrical face paints and a hand-painted lampshade hat. The look recreates the character's iconic dual expressions, pale complexion, and exaggerated features through careful color work and layering. A DIY prop lampshade is customized with acrylic paints to complete the costume. The result is an inventive, screen-accurate character makeup achievable with widely available products.
Madeyewlook recreates a piece of fan artwork submitted by a subscriber, bringing it to life through special effects and character makeup. The video blends community engagement with creative transformation, challenging the artist to interpret a fan's original design on her own face. It falls within her signature style of dramatic, Halloween-adjacent character looks that push the boundaries of cosmetic artistry.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming delivers a full-face transformation into Emily, the titular Corpse Bride from Tim Burton's stop-motion film, using blue-toned body paint, layered eyeshadows, and character-accurate false lashes. The look blends theatrical body painting with wearable Halloween glam, making it achievable for intermediate makeup enthusiasts. A blue wig completes the costume-ready character recreation. The tutorial runs just six minutes, making it a quick but detailed reference for the complete look.
Madeyewlook creates a striking Pride-themed look inspired by the Seven Deadly Sins, channeling the vanity and showmanship of a peacock through elaborate SFX makeup. The transformation features body paint, airbrushing, gem embellishments, a bald cap, and dramatic horns for a fully editorial fantasy character. The peacock color palette of deep blues and teals is built up through layered paint and liner work. It's a high-impact, head-to-toe conceptual look designed to stand out as unique within the Seven Deadly Sins series.
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming (Madeyewlook) transforms herself into a Monster High doll — specifically a Frankie Stein-inspired look — using special effects and prosthetic makeup techniques. The tutorial blends glam artistry with Halloween-ready character transformation, walking viewers through her creative process for achieving a hyper-stylized, animated-doll aesthetic. It is part of the popular 'doll challenge' trend adapted with a spooky, monster-themed twist.
Creator Alexys Fleming reimagines the iconic Nightmare Before Christmas duo by transforming herself into a gender-swapped mashup — portraying Sally with Jack's skeletal aesthetic and Jack with Sally's rag-doll look. The roughly 22-minute tutorial walks through the special effects makeup and costume elements needed to bring these reversed characters to life. The result is a creative, detailed transformation that blends SPFX prosthetics, body paint, and styled wigs into a cohesive character look.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming delivers a butterfly-themed body and face paint tutorial that blends creepy with beautiful — a signature style for the channel. Using Graftobian Pro Paints and grey-toned eyeshadows, the look is built around a detailed butterfly design suitable for Halloween or Valentine's Day. The tutorial is short and focused, making it accessible to intermediate makeup artists who already have a foundation in face painting. It's a welcome departure from purely horror-driven looks while still carrying the channel's dark-fantasy aesthetic.
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming (Madeyewlook) recreates Eddie, the iconic skeletal mascot of heavy metal band Iron Maiden, as a full face and body paint look. The tutorial uses a combination of Mehron Paradise Paints and MAC Chromacake to build Eddie's signature undead, battle-worn appearance. At just seven minutes, it serves as a focused, efficient guide for fans looking to embody the character for a concert, costume event, or Halloween. The look draws particular inspiration from Iron Maiden's 'Somewhere in Time' era.
Madeyewlook delivers a dramatic Queen of Hearts transformation that blends glamour with special effects techniques, drawing inspiration from Alice in Wonderland and its darker video game counterpart. The look incorporates Graftobian pro paints, metallic powders, and liquid latex with tube cotton for added texture and dimension. Notably, the makeup design extends beyond the face to incorporate the creator's clothing into the overall costume concept. The tutorial showcases a full character build suitable for Halloween costuming or cosplay.
This sponsored tutorial from Madeyewlook walks viewers through a werewolf transformation look inspired by the Showtime series Penny Dreadful. The look centers on special effects makeup techniques, with a strong emphasis on applying fake hair to create a convincing creature effect. The result is a detailed, character-driven monster makeup suitable for Halloween costumes or cosplay.
Madeyewlook recreates Itward, a skeletal character from the indie horror game Fran Bow, using alcohol-based body paints and theatrical makeup products. The look blends skull face painting with detailed body paint work to capture the character's eerie, otherworldly aesthetic. The creator draws inspiration from the game's dark, surreal art style, likening it to Alice: Madness Returns in its imaginative horror visuals.
Madeyewlook delivers a striking SFX and body paint transformation interpreting Wrath from the Seven Deadly Sins, featuring bold orange tones, sculpted foam clay horns, and dramatic character detailing. The look is part of an ongoing series working through each of the seven sins, with Lust and Gluttony already completed. Products from the creator's own Madeyewlook line are featured alongside professional-grade SFX materials. The result is an intense, anime-inspired character build that showcases both painting and prosthetic techniques.
