Video Tag
Every video tagged “fantasy makeup” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
109 videos
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.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming delivers a vibrant elf character makeup and body paint tutorial with a playful holiday twist. Using professional-grade body paints and face products, she constructs a colorful, fantastical elf look from scratch. The result is a wearable holiday party character rather than a traditional scary Halloween transformation.
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 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.
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 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.
Madeyewlook delivers a detailed Super Mario-themed makeup and face-painting tutorial, transforming the eye area and skin into a vibrant Nintendo-inspired scene. The look relies heavily on Graftobian Pro Paints for bold character colors alongside professional-grade eyeshadow palettes for intricate detail work. At around six minutes, the tutorial moves at a confident pace suited to viewers already comfortable with creative makeup. The Nintendo Switch launch period context adds a fun pop-culture energy to the video.
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 throwback video from 2013 by Madeyewlook showcases an elaborate Dr. Seuss-inspired full body painting created using professional-grade body paints. The artist uses MAC acrylic body paint for character outlines and MAC Chromacakes for vibrant color fills, with Mehron Paradise Paint as an alternative option. The result is a whimsical, illustrative piece that demonstrates a high level of body-painting skill and creativity. The video is dedicated in loving memory of a friend.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming demonstrates how to recreate an Avatar-inspired blue body paint and makeup look for Halloween. The tutorial combines water-activated face and body paints with eyeshadow for rich blue coverage, finished with rhinestone accents for an otherworldly effect. At just three minutes, it's a fast, focused walkthrough suited for those already familiar with basic face-painting techniques.
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.
This Netflix-sponsored makeup tutorial by Madeyewlook recreates two characters inspired by The Haunting of Bly Manor. The first look channels Viola, a ghostly Elizabethan-era figure from the series, while the second draws from the show's unsettling doll imagery. Both looks lean into the show's signature blend of beautiful aesthetics and eerie gothic horror, showcasing the creator's editorial and character-driven makeup style.
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.
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.
Madeyewlook delivers a Halloween-themed special effects makeup tutorial transforming the face into a Koopa Kid character from the Super Mario universe. The look incorporates body paint and SPFX techniques to achieve a fantastical, game-accurate character recreation. At just five minutes, the tutorial moves at a fast pace suited to viewers already familiar with the channel's style.
Madeyewlook delivers a glamorous Halloween makeup tutorial transforming the viewer into Mera from the Aquaman universe, created in partnership with Warner Bros. and Party City. The look pairs a full character makeup application with a licensed Mera catsuit costume available through Party City. The tutorial focuses on accessible high-street and specialty beauty products to achieve an otherworldly, aquatic-inspired glam finish. It sits at the intersection of cosplay-quality character work and wearable Halloween glamour.
Madeyewlook transforms herself into a living flower using a combination of body paint, full-face theatrical makeup, and a handcrafted Eva foam flower piece. The look draws inspiration from Alice in Wonderland's animated flower characters, blending costume fabrication with avant-garde makeup artistry. Products from her own body paint line alongside professional theatrical paints are used throughout the transformation.
Madeyewlook delivers a short-form makeup tutorial showcasing a stylized purple devil look with a cartoon or vintage aesthetic. The look draws inspiration from emoji and pop-culture devil imagery, including a Lil Nas X reference. Body paint and specialty eyeliners are used to achieve bold, graphic results, finished off with dramatic lashes and a wig. It's a compact but visually striking Halloween costume makeup guide.
This throwback 2012 tutorial from Madeyewlook walks viewers through a colorful Mad Hatter–inspired Halloween makeup look. The creator uses a mix of MAC Chromacakes, vibrant eyeshadow palettes, and theatrical liner to build a whimsical, character-accurate face paint effect. The look leans heavily into bold color play and fantasy-inspired design rather than gore or horror aesthetics.
Creator Madeyewlook transforms herself into a whimsical, teacup-inspired Mad Hatter character using a combination of body paint, pro face paints, and dramatic contact lenses. The look blends fantastical character makeup with avant-garde sfx techniques to achieve a surreal, storybook aesthetic. At around 8 minutes, the video walks through the full transformation from blank canvas to finished character.
This 2012 tutorial from Madeyewlook walks through creating a reptilian creature look using green face paints and bold liner work. The artist layers multiple shades of green to build depth and uses liquid liner to define scale-like patterns across the face. Inspired by fellow creator Petrilude, the look translates well to lizard, snake, dragon, or similar creature interpretations. It is a compact, focused tutorial suited to those comfortable with basic face painting.
This video launches a new makeup series centered on the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, beginning with a dramatic Death-inspired look. The creator uses a combination of body paint, eyeshadow shading, and rhinestone embellishments to build an otherworldly, editorial horror aesthetic. Products from the creator's own Madeyewlook line feature prominently alongside a few accessible third-party items.
This throwback tutorial from Madeyewlook walks viewers through a Jack Frost character makeup look using a white base, cool periwinkle blue eyeshadow, and cupcake sprinkles to simulate a frosted ice texture. The look is designed for winter and holiday-themed costume occasions. Creator Lex Fleming keeps the process accessible by relying on widely available cosmetics and a fun food-based texture trick. An important safety note accompanies the tutorial regarding safe removal of any sugar used as a substitute for the sprinkles.
