Video Tag
Every video tagged “Graftobian” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
52 videos
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 tongue-in-cheek makeup tutorial from Madeyewlook transforms a hockey-playoff loss into a special effects showcase, simulating a graphic puck-impact wound using prosthetic wax, spirit gum, and professional body paint. The look combines realistic gore techniques with theatrical body painting for a strikingly convincing fake injury. The creator walks through layering Graftobian and Skin Illustrator products to achieve lifelike bruising, broken skin, and embedded detail. The playful concept makes the advanced techniques approachable and entertaining for fans of both sports culture and Halloween FX.
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming of Madeyewlook gives an unsponsored, hands-on look at Graftobian's F/XAire airbrush paint line, swatching sixteen colors directly on skin so viewers can see true payoff. The review pairs the paints with a Graftobian portable compressor and a Neo Iwata airbrush, showing the full range from basic neutrals to vivid neons. The format makes it easy to gauge how each shade actually looks applied rather than relying on product photos alone.
This tutorial from Madeyewlook demonstrates how to create a convincing Freddy Krueger-style burn effect using professional-grade SFX cosmetics rather than traditional prosthetics. The look draws inspiration from characters like Harvey Dent and zombie archetypes, making it versatile for multiple Halloween costumes. Key products include a clear gel FX base for texture and an alcohol-activated palette for realistic coloration. An optional Alka-Seltzer and blood gel step adds a dramatic sizzling, bubbling finish.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming delivers a step-by-step body paint and face paint tutorial for a demon-themed look she calls 'A Demon's Little Sister,' blending dark fantasy with a Valentine's Day twist. The look relies primarily on Graftobian Pro Paints alongside liquid eyeliners to build dramatic demonic features. At roughly eight minutes, the tutorial moves efficiently through the full transformation while showcasing Alexys's signature bold, illustrative style. The finished result works equally well as a Halloween costume look or an edgy Valentine's Day statement.
Madeyewlook recreates a piece of fan art submitted by a subscriber and translates it into a full face makeup look using professional-grade face paints and metallic powders. The roughly nine-minute video follows her creative process of interpreting 2D artwork as wearable makeup. It showcases her signature blend of special effects techniques and bold, illustrative aesthetics. The result is a striking Halloween-ready transformation that bridges fan community engagement with SPFX artistry.
Alexys Fleming of Madeyewlook delivers a glamorous spin on the classic Beetlejuice character, blending theatrical body paint with vibrant purple eyeshadow and glitter for a polished, wearable Halloween look. The tutorial makes heavy use of an airbrush system for smooth black-and-white coverage while layering conventional cosmetics on top for color and sparkle. At just five minutes, the video moves quickly through the process, spotlighting a mix of professional-grade and widely available products. The result is a Beetlejuice look that leans pretty and fashion-forward rather than purely spooky.
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming of Madeyewlook demonstrates how to recreate the iconic golden droid C-3PO from Star Wars using face and body paint. The tutorial layers multiple professional-grade paints and an optional metallic powder to achieve a convincing robotic gold finish. At just six minutes, it's a compact but thorough walkthrough suited for Halloween cosplay or convention looks.
This sponsored tutorial from Madeyewlook showcases a full face and body paint transformation into Anubis, the jackal-headed Egyptian god, inspired by the 2016 film Gods of Egypt. The look uses Graftobian Pro Paints in black, white, and grey alongside gold metallic powder to achieve a striking deity aesthetic. DIY paper ears are attached to a black hat to complete the canine silhouette without traditional prosthetics.
Madeyewlook delivers a pop-art-inspired Frankenstein's Monster makeup transformation using professional-grade face and body paint alongside bolt transfer appliances. The look is part of a collaborative project with beauty creator PatrickStarrr, with each creator producing their own half of the finished concept. Graftobian Pro Paint in white, green, grey, and black forms the foundation of the character, accented with a NYX eyeliner pencil and Tinsley Transfers for the iconic neck bolts.
Madeyewlook creator Alexys Fleming delivers a striking evil skull and anatomical heart body-paint makeup look in this short tutorial. The design blends classic skull makeup with gore-style detailing using a combination of professional-grade water-activated and alcohol-activated paints. Multiple product lines are used to build depth through layered shadows, vivid reds, and stark whites and blacks. Despite the brief runtime, the look achieves an impressively dramatic horror aesthetic.
Madeyewlook creator Alexys Fleming transforms herself into a Christmas Seal character inspired by classic Coca-Cola holiday imagery, using professional-grade body and face paints. The tutorial demonstrates layered application of white, black, brown, and red paints alongside a custom glitter-and-ribbon 'snow' effect. Though holiday-themed rather than strictly Halloween, the advanced character makeup and body-painting techniques are directly transferable to Halloween creature and animal builds. The short runtime keeps the walkthrough fast-paced and accessible.
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming (Madeyewlook) transforms herself into the iconic horror doll Annabelle using entirely makeup and a styled wig — no prosthetics required. The tutorial walks through building a pale, porcelain doll complexion with pro paints, sculpting facial features with shadow and liner, and completing the look with a character wig. The result is a wearable Halloween costume look that bridges glam and scary.
This tutorial recreates the iconic Evil Jester look inspired by the Ghastly Grinner from the beloved 90s Nickelodeon series Are You Afraid of the Dark? Creator Alexys Fleming of Madeyewlook walks through a theatrical face-paint transformation using a mix of professional-grade and mainstream cosmetics. The result is a bold, nostalgia-driven Halloween character that blends creepy clown aesthetics with 90s horror TV charm.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming shares a lighthearted haul and unboxing video featuring a mix of beauty and special effects makeup products. She showcases items from Tarte, Benefit, Make Up For Ever, and Graftobian, giving viewers a look at her current product picks. While Halloween and SPFX makeup are central to her channel identity, this particular video leans more toward a casual beauty haul format than a step-by-step tutorial.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming teams up with a returning collaborator for a lighthearted Halloween 'get ready with me' video centered on a green creature-style makeup look. The tutorial blends professional-grade body paints and eyeshadows to build a bold, multi-toned green transformation. The casual, comedic format keeps the mood fun while still showcasing a range of SFX-adjacent painting techniques. Product callouts are specific, making it easy for viewers to source the exact materials used.
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.
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 video is an event recap of Lex's Boo Bash 2015, a Halloween party hosted by Madeyewlook (Alexys Fleming) at YouTube Space New York. It celebrates the attendees and highlights the brands that sponsored the event's gift bags, including Graftobian, NYX Cosmetics, Urban Decay, and others. Rather than a step-by-step tutorial, it serves as a festive highlight reel of Halloween makeup artistry and community gathering. The description is largely a sponsor and social media index with minimal instructional content.
This tutorial from Madeyewlook walks through a glamorous mad scientist Halloween look that blends bold, vibrant color with polished beauty techniques. The creator layers professional-grade face paints, pigmented eyeshadows, and high-end cosmetics to achieve a striking purple and green eye look with dramatic false lashes and a white wig. Despite the elaborate result, the tutorial is accessible to intermediate makeup enthusiasts comfortable working with multiple product types. The look leans into a 'sexy scientist' aesthetic, balancing theatrical flair with wearable glam.
Makeup artist Madeyewlook transforms a subscriber's original artwork — submitted via the #ShowSomeCharacterProject — into a wearable face and body paint look. Using Graftobian pro paints, liquid eyeliners, and her own brush line, she recreates the illustrated character directly on herself. The result is a striking side-by-side comparison of 2D fan art and 3D makeup application. The video is close captioned and has a lighthearted, collaborative tone throughout.
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 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.
