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Every video tagged “body paint” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
292 videos
This is the very first upload from popular Halloween makeup artist Madeyewlook (Alexys Fleming), featuring a skull face-paint tutorial. The creator uses budget Halloween makeup and openly warns viewers about an irritating product, making it a candid early look at her signature bold style. The video was temporarily taken down for channel compliance reasons and re-uploaded as part of a throwback series. Despite its rough-around-the-edges origins, it showcases the foundational skull aesthetic that became central to the channel's identity.
Madeyewlook presents the Greed installment of her Seven Deadly Sins makeup series, embodying the sin through an opulent, maximalist look dripping in gold sequins and rhinestones. The transformation leans heavily into excess and glam, using mass quantities of gold stones and sequins alongside Graftobian gold body products to create a lavishly gilded effect. Custom horns, constructed during a Twitch livestream, complete the devilish character design.
Madeyewlook transforms into Astro Boy, the iconic Tezuka Osamu manga character, in this Google Arts & Culture partnership video timed for San Diego Comic-Con. The look combines a Graftobian bald cap, lightweight air-dry clay for Astro Boy's signature hair spikes, and graphic black-and-white body paint to achieve the classic animated aesthetic. The tutorial walks through adhesion, sculpting, and paint application in roughly nine minutes of finished content.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming delivers a fantasy Cupid makeup transformation timed for Valentine's Day, blending glam techniques with light special-effects elements. The look incorporates a white-toned base, bold pink eye work, and character-driven color choices to evoke the mythological love deity. Though tagged with Halloween keywords, the tutorial is holiday-specific and aimed at couples or anyone wanting a themed Valentine's look. Product choices range from optional drugstore picks to mid-range cosmetics, keeping the build flexible.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming delivers a fast-paced speed tutorial transforming herself into a blue demon character inspired by the DOOM video game franchise using body paint and special effects makeup. The short runtime condenses the full look into a rapid showcase format, highlighting the dramatic color and character design rather than step-by-step instruction. The finished result is a striking, full-coverage blue demon with clear video-game-horror aesthetics.
Beauty and special effects makeup artist Alexys Fleming (Madeyewlook) demonstrates a Rob Zombie-inspired character transformation using a striking blue, white, and black color palette. The look draws on the aesthetic of Rob Zombie's music and imagery, blending face paint, eyeshadow, and airbrush techniques for a theatrical undead effect. Multiple professional-grade cosmetic brands are layered together to build depth and drama across the face.
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming of Madeyewlook delivers a step-by-step tutorial recreating the ape character look inspired by Caesar from the 2014 film Dawn of the Planet of the Apes. The look is built using a combination of professional-grade body paints, eyeshadows, and eyeliner across multiple brands to achieve realistic primate facial features. The tutorial runs approximately seven minutes and focuses on blending layered tones to sculpt ape-like contours on a human face.
This speed-paint video by Madeyewlook showcases the creation of a striking melted skull design using acrylic paint and watercolor pencils. The time-lapse format condenses the full artistic process into a fast-paced, visually engaging watch. The piece was also released as a limited-edition print, highlighting the crossover between Halloween makeup artistry and fine art.
An early, personal video from makeup artist Madeyewlook (Lex) combining a Joker character makeup look with a heartfelt message about self-expression and overcoming bullying. Shot on a webcam in an informal home setting, the video reflects on Lex's creative origins and the personal significance of makeup as an outlet for identity. The Joker look is achieved using a handful of accessible products including Ben Nye Scarring Gel, MAC body paint, and inexpensive brush sets. The creator emphasizes community and inclusivity over polished production value.
Creator Lex from Madeyewlook takes on a subscriber-driven challenge, experimenting with unfamiliar materials and techniques to produce a dark, editorial SFX look. The build incorporates foam clay sculpted using a mold to create horn prosthetics, layered body paint in multiple shades, and mixed gold powder for metallic accents. The 'gross' factor likely comes from hands-on experimentation with new textures and materials outside her usual workflow. The final result blends fantasy creature aesthetics with horror gore elements.
Madeyewlook delivers a full character transformation into the Grinch using a combination of professional-grade body paints and theatrical eye makeup. The look blends multiple green tones — from Graftobian and Mehron — to build depth and dimension across the face. Individually cut false lashes and bold liner work complete the sinister, holiday-villain aesthetic. The tutorial is compact at five minutes, making it a fast-paced watch best suited to viewers already familiar with face and body paint application.
Makeup artist Madeyewlook transforms herself into Vraska, a gorgon planeswalker from Magic the Gathering's Guilds of Ravnica card set, using special effects and prosthetic makeup techniques. The video was created in partnership with Wizards of the Coast to celebrate the set's October 2018 release. The full character look incorporates creature-focused SPFX makeup, a wig, and detailed body paint work to faithfully recreate the card art character.
This short-form tutorial from Madeyewlook focuses on a common body paint frustration: streaky, uneven application. The video demonstrates techniques to achieve a smooth, streak-free finish when working with body paints for Halloween looks. It appears to be a quick, accessible tip aimed at elevating costume makeup results.
This sponsored tutorial by Madeyewlook demonstrates how to recreate the iconic Billy the Puppet look from the Jigsaw/Saw franchise using theatrical face paint and cosmetics. The look combines bold graphic elements — stark whites, reds, and blacks — to capture the character's instantly recognizable doll-like appearance. At just five minutes, the video is a fast-paced walkthrough suited for Halloween costume prep or cosplay events.
Madeyewlook delivers a short-form transformation video built around a 'sweet but psycho' character concept, using body paint, eyeliner, and a bald cap to create a striking Halloween-ready look. DIY paper ears are painted to complete the illusion. The video is part of a series of Shorts released during a personal recovery period ahead of the creator's main Halloween content season.
This tutorial by Madeyewlook transforms the artist into a human pin cushion doll using body paint and special effects makeup. The look combines creepy ragdoll aesthetics with theatrical face and body painting techniques to create a striking Halloween character. The video runs just five minutes, making it a concise, focused guide to achieving the finished look.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming recreates original character artwork submitted by a subscriber as part of her ongoing Show Some Character Project, translating the fan's illustration into a full SFX makeup and body paint look. The video is both a makeup transformation and a celebration of community creativity, spreading positive energy through collaborative art. Graftobian Pro Paints and Tag Body Paint are the primary products used to bring the subscriber's design to life on her face and body.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming dives into one of the most common body-paint frustrations: white paint that streaks instead of laying down smoothly. The video breaks down the likely causes — from product consistency and brush choice to application technique and layering order — and offers practical fixes for each. Real product examples are used throughout to demonstrate what works and what doesn't. It doubles as a troubleshooting guide and a general primer on getting opaque, even coverage with white body paint.
This is an early Madeyewlook upload — originally posted in 2011 and later re-shared as a throwback — showing creator Alexys Fleming achieving a zombie look using inexpensive, off-the-shelf Halloween makeup. The video offers a glimpse into the channel's origins and demonstrates that convincing undead effects don't necessarily require professional-grade products. It also carries an encouraging message for newcomers just starting their own creative journeys.
Beauty creator Madeyewlook walks viewers through an unplanned but fully realized terrifying clown transformation, combining a plastic bald cap with black-and-white Graftobian Pro Paint for a dramatic Halloween look. The result leans more horror than fun-house, earning the 'accidental' terror described in the title. Graftobian face paint and Inglot grey eyeshadows are the core products, rounded out by the creator's own branded brushes and a statement wig from Rockstar Wigs.
This is Part II of a Plants vs. Zombies zombie makeup transformation by Madeyewlook (Alexys Fleming), focusing on detailed eye and face paint work to recreate the stylized comic look of a PVZ Garden Warfare 2 zombie. The look uses a combination of pro body paints, eyeshadow, and lip color to achieve the bold, graphic aesthetic of the video game character. The tutorial-style video is aimed at cosplayers and sfx makeup enthusiasts looking to bring a recognizable gaming character to life for Comic Con or Halloween.
This tutorial by Madeyewlook recreates a high-fashion, avant-garde makeup look inspired by designer Maria Dora, blending geometric black-and-white body paint with editorial runway aesthetics. The look draws on 70s influences and abstract art sensibilities reminiscent of Andy Warhol. A small selection of professional and drugstore products are used to achieve a striking, fashion-week-worthy result.
Madeyewlook delivers a viewer-directed scary mermaid/siren transformation inspired by Freeform's Siren Season 2. Using professional-grade SFX products — including alcohol-activated paints, prosthetic wax, and custom dental distortions — the look blends glamorous mermaid aesthetics with genuinely unsettling creature horror. The audience guided key creative choices, making this an interactive take on the transformation format. The finished result is a detailed, high-impact siren character suitable for Halloween or cosplay.
This short-form video by Madeyewlook showcases a striking eye-focused Halloween makeup look inspired by the artwork of artist Goldie Starling. The transformation leans into a surreal, creepy aesthetic with an emphasis on unsettling eye illusions. The piece is set to a spooky rendition of 'Jeepers Creepers,' amplifying the eerie mood of the look.
