Video Tag
Every video tagged “body paint” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
292 videos
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming of Madeyewlook demonstrates how to recreate a Game of Thrones White Walker look entirely through body paint and makeup — no prosthetics required. The transformation relies on Graftobian Pro Paint, grey eyeshadows, and a careful eyeliner pencil to build the character's signature icy, skeletal appearance. The tutorial is compact at five minutes, making it accessible while still delivering a striking result. It's a strong example of how skilled product layering can replace prosthetics for a pop-culture Halloween character.
This tutorial by Madeyewlook delivers a Valentine's Day-themed gore makeup look centered on a dramatic broken-heart concept. The creator combines body paint, special effects makeup, and illustrator products to achieve a glam-horror aesthetic that blends romantic and grotesque elements. The look works equally well as an anti-Valentine's Day statement or a Halloween costume concept. Professional-grade face and body paints are used throughout, giving the finished result a polished, theatrical quality.
Madeyewlook delivers a dramatic horror mashup look by combining the iconic aesthetics of Pennywise from IT with the symbiote style of Venom using body paint and SFX makeup. The transformation blends Pennywise's clown palette with Venom's dark, veined, toothy design for an original and unsettling hybrid character. A modified Spirit Halloween costume completes the head-to-toe look. The video showcases the creator's own branded body paint line alongside mainstream cosmetic products.
Madeyewlook delivers a highly requested latex-free, mess-free zombie makeup tutorial ideal for Halloween. Using Mehron Paradise Paints and BH Cosmetics eyeshadows, the look achieves a convincingly undead appearance with rotting skin tones, dark eye sockets, and detailed vein work — all without traditional latex prosthetics. The tutorial is approachable for beginners and can be elevated further with the addition of fake blood. Originally created in 2013, it remains a straightforward go-to for a classic zombie transformation.
Madeyewlook presents a rapid-fire compilation of elaborate American Horror Story–inspired makeup looks, each requiring extreme time investment — one reportedly taking 15 hours to complete. The video showcases multiple full character transformations including looks based on Tate, Twisty, and several other AHS figures, executed with body paint, eyeliner, and bald caps. A standout element is a handmade beehive headpiece sculpted from children's air dry clay applied over a bald cap. Full tutorials for each look are available separately on the creator's channel.
Madeyewlook delivers a full Catwoman transformation using only makeup and a few lightweight accessories — no costume required. The tutorial walks through applying a plastic bald cap, attaching paper cat ears with Pros Aid adhesive, and building a dramatic feline look with Graftobian Pro Paints in blue, purple, white, and black. Bold graphic eyeliner and theatrical contouring tie the whole character together. The result is a striking, costume-quality look achievable at home.
Makeup artist Madeyewlook takes the viral Bratz doll challenge in a twisted direction, recreating the iconic oversized-eye doll look with a horror-themed 'melting' SPFX twist. The tutorial blends conventional glam cosmetics with theatrical face paints to achieve a surreal, unsettling doll-gone-wrong illusion. It demonstrates how everyday and pro-grade products can be layered together to produce a high-impact Halloween transformation. The result sits at the crossroads of beauty makeup and special effects artistry.
Madeyewlook delivers a fast-paced tiger face paint and makeup tutorial suitable for both Halloween and general face-painting contexts. The video is a rewind/replay of an earlier look, condensed into a short runtime. It covers the creation of a convincing tiger design using theatrical and body-paint techniques. The style bridges professional theatrical makeup and accessible children's face painting.
Madeyewlook creator Alexys Fleming walks through a fantasy mermaid makeup look that blends eyeshadow, body paint, stenciled scales, and applied embellishments for a striking under-the-sea effect. The tutorial draws on a mix of drugstore and specialty theatrical products to build color, texture, and dimension. Originally produced in 2012, the look translates well as a Halloween costume or fantasy character creation. Product names are listed so viewers can source items independently online or in stores.
This sponsored tutorial by Madeyewlook recreates the Roper character from Showtime's Penny Dreadful as the final installment in a series of Penny Dreadful-inspired makeup looks. The video showcases a creature and body-painting transformation with a strong emphasis on character accuracy. Created in partnership with Showtime Networks, it reflects a professional cosplay-quality approach to creature makeup.
This short tutorial from Madeyewlook walks viewers through building DIY Mercy wings from the game Overwatch using foam board, acrylic paint, a hot glue gun, and a Sharpie. The build is budget-friendly and accessible to beginners, with regular cardboard offered as a more flexible alternative material. The finished wings are designed to complement a full Mercy cosplay or Halloween costume, and a companion body paint tutorial is referenced for the complete look.
This beginner-friendly tutorial walks viewers through recreating the eerie, grey-skinned look of The Silence from Doctor Who using body paint, layered grey eyeshadows, and liner work. The creator uses a curated set of professional-grade cosmetics including Mehron, Skin Illustrator, and MAC Chromacake to achieve the creature's distinctive sunken, alien features. Optional black sclera lenses push the look into full character territory but come with a strong safety advisory. Despite the striking final result, the technique is described as surprisingly approachable for Halloween use.
Madeyewlook's Lex transforms herself into an elaborate, whimsical character using a combination of face and body paint, creative color mixing, and foam clay sculptural elements. The look leans cute rather than scary, showcasing how SFX and costume makeup techniques can produce fantasy characters well-suited to Halloween costuming. Multiple cosmetic brands are incorporated alongside Lex's own body paint line to build color, dimension, and texture across the face.
Makeup artist Madeyewlook transforms a subscriber's original artwork into a full character makeup look, bringing fan-submitted illustration to life on her face. The video is part of an ongoing community project encouraging creativity and positive energy through art. It showcases her signature blend of special effects and character-driven transformation work.
Madeyewlook presents a Sloth-themed makeup look as part of an ongoing Seven Deadly Sins series, leaning into humor and character-driven creativity. The video has a comedic, self-aware tone — the title itself jokes that the look is divisive. As with other entries in the series, the creator uses face and body paint to bring a demonic or fantastical interpretation of the sin to life.
Makeup artist Lex (Madeyewlook) recreates original artwork submitted by a subscriber and transforms it into a full body paint look. The video is part of her ongoing "Show Some Character" project, where followers submit their own original artwork for a chance to see it brought to life as wearable makeup. Using SFX and body paint products, she translates the two-dimensional fan design into a striking real-world look. The video is closed captioned for accessibility.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming creates a Halloween character makeup look inspired by a video game character, challenging viewers to guess who she's portraying. The tutorial blends bold face-painting techniques with eyeshadow work using a focused palette of white, purple, red, and black tones. The result sits at the intersection of spooky and glam, showcasing how theatrical paint products can achieve striking character transformations.
Madeyewlook transforms her own face using a "face chart" drawn by a six-year-old child named Raelani, interpreting the kid's artwork as a full makeup look. The video blends Halloween-style character makeup with a lighthearted, family-friendly creative challenge. Using professional-grade face paints and cosmetics, the creator brings a child's imaginative drawing to life on her own face. The result is a whimsical, colorful character look rooted in theatrical and SFX makeup technique.
Makeup artist Madeyewlook transforms herself into a humanized version of Arbok, the serpentine Pokémon associated with Team Rocket, using a combination of body paints, face makeup, EVA foam cobra-hood extensions, and a bald cap. The look reimagines what Arbok might appear as in human form, blending cosplay creativity with professional-level body paint artistry. The video also includes a casual Sword and Shield Pokémon card pack-opening segment as a side activity.
Madeyewlook transforms herself into Nemesis from Resident Evil 3 using a combination of prosthetic bald cap application, alcohol-based makeup, and detailed face and body paint. The look was inspired by the release of the Resident Evil 3 Remake and showcases the creator's signature character-transformation style. At roughly 11 minutes, the video focuses on the finished artistry and painting process rather than a step-by-step beginner breakdown.
This tutorial by Madeyewlook recreates Daenerys Targaryen's 'Mother of Dragons' look using a blend of editorial eyeshadow, face paint, and prosthetic horn transfers. The creator uses the officially licensed Urban Decay Game of Thrones collection as a centerpiece, complemented by Graftobian Pro Paints for dragon-scale color work. The finished look combines glamorous fantasy aesthetics with light special-effects elements, making it accessible to intermediate makeup enthusiasts. It doubles as a strong Halloween costume or cosplay option for Game of Thrones fans.
This video features a lighthearted mother-versus-daughter gingerbread house challenge from the Madeyewlook channel, leaning into holiday family fun rather than Halloween or makeup content. While the channel is best known for special effects and body paint tutorials, this particular video appears to be a seasonal lifestyle/challenge entry. It has minimal relevance to Halloween themes or makeup techniques.
This tutorial from Madeyewlook walks through an original mummy makeup look using a combination of eyeshadow, acrylic body paint, and liner to create the illusion of aged, wrapped bandages. The look is built on a primer base and incorporates muted, desaturated tones — purples, greens, greys, and blacks — to achieve a convincingly decayed effect. Originally created in 2012, it is credited as a Madeyewlook original concept. At just three minutes, the video is a compact but visually driven guide suited for intermediate makeup enthusiasts.
This short-form video showcases a bold Kim Possible–inspired transformation, with the creator portraying Shego using an entirely painted-on suit rather than a real costume. The look is a nostalgic nod to the classic animated series. The creator notes some lighting challenges during filming but the illusion remains impressive.
