Video Tag
Every video tagged “horns” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
19 videos
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming recreates the striking demon transformation from Panic at the Disco's 'Emperor's New Clothes' music video in this special effects makeup tutorial. The look combines prosthetic horns and ears, silicone applications, airbrushed body paint, and custom fangs to achieve a high-impact black-and-white demon aesthetic. Professional-grade products are used throughout, making this a technically demanding build suited to experienced makeup artists. It doubles effectively as a dramatic Halloween or concert costume 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.
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.
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.
Stiltbeast Studios walks through the process of building plastic horns from scratch and breathing new life into an existing latex Krampus mask. The video covers a range of prop-making and finishing skills applicable to haunted attraction and home haunt builds alike. It's a multi-technique session that blends fabrication and refurbishment into a single cohesive project.
This tutorial channels Tim Burton's signature dark, whimsical aesthetic to create a full demon character transformation using body paint, a bald cap, and hand-sculpted air dry clay horns. The look combines grey-toned body paint mixed from multiple shades with striking special-effects contacts to achieve an otherworldly, storybook-villain feel. The creator walks through the full process from bald cap application to finishing details, resulting in a theatrical, high-impact character look.
Madeyewlook showcases an extraordinarily intricate makeup and body-art look that required over a week to complete. The creation combines custom-built horns and shoulder pieces with elaborate rhinestone and crystal application, body paint, and black eyeshadow. The result is a high-concept, wearable dark-fantasy art piece that blurs the line between costume and fine art.
CFX Masks showcases Pandora, a female demon silicone mask designed as a companion character to their existing Belial demon mask. The piece features fiery horns, detailed scaling, and dramatic face spikes that give it a regal, otherworldly appearance. Pandora is offered in a female fit sizing, accommodating a specific range of head circumferences for a more tailored wear experience.
CFX Masks showcases their Puck the Goat silicone mask in a short movement demonstration video, highlighting the mask's realistic articulation and detailed sculpt. Key design features include droopy ears, a segmented upper lip, ridged head, and resin horns that add visual impact without significant weight. The mask is sized for a standard adult male head and can be customized — such as painting it red and adding a goatee — to transform the character into a Baphomet-style demon.
Stiltbeast Studios demonstrates a reliable method for attaching custom-made Krampus horns to a latex mask using a dual-bond approach. The technique combines a mechanical wire connection with multiple attachment points to distribute stress evenly, plus a wide-surface adhesive bond for extra security. While shown specifically for Krampus horns, the creator emphasizes this method is adaptable for attaching a wide variety of additions to any latex mask.
Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios breaks down his updated methods for crafting Krampus horns and tongues in response to audience questions. The video focuses on the specific fabrication techniques behind these two character elements. It's a concise, focused tutorial aimed at helping haunters and makeup artists replicate or refine these creature features.
This short showcase video highlights the CFX Nephilim silicone mask in male fit, demonstrating how the mask moves and flexes on a real wearer. The Nephilim features a skeletal, underworld aesthetic with bone plating, twisting horns, and an updated movable jaw engineered for a wider range of motion. The mask is designed to fit heads within a specific circumference range and can be customized with various paint options to suit demon, lich, or other monstrous character concepts.
This tutorial from SKS Props walks through the full process of building a Krampus mask from HD EVA foam and sculpting foam clay, complete with free downloadable PDF templates from the creator's website. The video covers shaping and assembling the mask, painting it with acrylics for a realistic, menacing finish, and attaching faux fur to replicate Krampus's signature beard and hair. The versatile templates can also be adapted for demon, goblin, or standalone horn builds, making this a highly reusable resource. The result works equally well as a cosplay piece or a holiday horror decoration.
CFX Masks showcases its 'Sin of Pride' (Djinn variant) silicone mask in a short movement demonstration video. The mask depicts a Djinn-inspired character with distinctive horns around the head and chin, and is shown here with optional jewelry and hair accessories to enhance the genie-like aesthetic. The clip highlights how the silicone material moves and flexes naturally on the wearer's face. It is designed to fit a range of adult head sizes within a stated circumference window.
StiltbeastStudios walks through an in-depth Krampus build focused on creating large, dramatic horns and a wearable mask or creature appliance. Allen Hopps guides viewers through his fabrication process in a lengthy session covering the techniques he relies on for haunted attraction-quality results. The video appears to be a deep-dive workshop-style tutorial suited for serious prop and costume builders looking to achieve a professional creature look.
Stiltbeast Studios' Allen Hopps walks viewers through the process of creating wearable horns suitable for haunted attraction characters or Halloween costumes. At nearly two hours, the tutorial offers an in-depth look at fabrication and/or application techniques for achieving a convincing creature look. The video sits squarely in Stiltbeast's signature style of practical, haunt-industry-informed instruction.
CFX Masks showcases the Aries Faun Variant, the fourth release in their new Zodiac silicone mask line. The mask features lightweight resin horns and is fitted for a male face. Sculpting was handled by Herman Silesky using a six-axis robotic arm, reflecting a high level of production craft. The short showcase video highlights the mask's creature aesthetic with a nature-spirit, faun-inspired theme.
From StiltbeastStudios, this lengthy session with Allen Hopps dives into creature prop and mask work centered around a goat or horned-demon concept. The title's playful wording suggests an iterative design journey, implying multiple rounds of horn and goat-themed builds leading to the current result. At over two hours, the video likely covers hands-on fabrication techniques for wearable creature pieces suited to haunted attraction performers. StiltbeastStudios' signature style points toward professional-grade craftsmanship with practical guidance for haunt builders.
Allen Hopps of StiltbeastStudios dives into the craft of working with horns — likely covering fabrication, application, or integration into masks and creature costumes for haunted attraction use. The video appears to explore how horns can elevate a character or prop from simple to genuinely frightening. At nearly 50 minutes, it offers an in-depth look at this specialized creature-design detail.
