Video Tag
Every video tagged “Madeyewlook” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
200 videos
This tutorial by Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming walks viewers through a full character transformation into the Caterpillar from Alice in Wonderland using special effects makeup and body paint. The look blends theatrical cosplay artistry with SPFX techniques to achieve a fantastical, otherworldly result. At just six minutes, the video delivers a focused and visually striking transformation suitable for Halloween or cosplay events.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming demonstrates a bug-zombie hybrid Halloween makeup look using professional-grade face and body paints. The tutorial layers earthy greens, yellows, and dark browns to create a decayed, insect-infested undead effect. Drawing loose inspiration from The Walking Dead aesthetic, the look balances creepy realism with bold, painterly artistry. At just seven minutes, it's a concise and visually striking guide.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming delivers a whimsical holiday body-painting tutorial that transforms her chest and neckline into a trompe l'oeil Christmas sweater complete with a steaming mug of hot chocolate. The look blends conventional cosmetics — eyeshadow palettes, blush, and eyeliner — with Graftobian Pro Paint to achieve the illusion. At just five minutes, the video is a fast-paced showcase of technique rather than an exhaustive step-by-step guide. The festive result sits at the intersection of special-effects artistry and holiday glam.
Madeyewlook delivers a Bonnie-inspired Halloween makeup look drawn from the Five Nights at Freddy's universe. The short-form video appears to be a follow-up or redemption piece after a previous Bonnie attempt the creator felt fell short. As a quick showcase, it highlights the creator's character transformation skills in under a minute.
This beginner-friendly tutorial from Madeyewlook walks viewers through transforming a basic fuzzy top hat into a steampunk prop using everyday craft supplies. Techniques include tea-staining for an aged look, acrylic paint layering for a weathered metallic finish, and attaching decorative gears and chains. Most materials are sourced from craft stores, making this an accessible and affordable Halloween costume build. It marks the channel's first-ever DIY costume tutorial.
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.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming walks through her personal routine for safely removing heavy Halloween and special effects makeup from her skin. The video, sponsored by Dermalogica, focuses on a two-product cleansing approach using a balm cleanser followed by a gel cleanser. It's a short, practical guide aimed at anyone who regularly wears intensive SFX looks and wants to protect their skin afterward.
Madeyewlook reimagines the iconic Starbucks siren as a sinister, evil mermaid through an elaborate special effects and fantasy makeup transformation. The look blends glamorous elements with dark, creature-feature SPFX techniques including prosthetics and body paint. The result is a dramatic Halloween-ready character inspired by the well-known coffeehouse logo turned villain.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming delivers a vibrant Mardi Gras-inspired body paint and face paint tutorial packed with carnival color and jester energy. The look combines professional-grade body paints, eyeshadows, metallic powders, and gemstone embellishments for a fully theatrical result. At just four minutes, the video moves quickly through the application, making it a great visual reference for bold, festive costume makeup.
Madeyewlook delivers a Snow Miser-inspired holiday character makeup look using a mix of professional body paints and cosmetic palettes. Despite the playfully misleading title, the video is a straightforward festive makeup tutorial blending glam and whimsical character artistry. The look incorporates cool blues, purples, and whites with a luminous highlight finish to capture the icy, theatrical spirit of the character.
Madeyewlook delivers a quick-cut short showcasing an elaborate creature or character transformation using body paint, a bald cap, and handmade paper ears. The look demonstrates impressive detail work achieved with relatively accessible materials. The creator notes the previous upload had an audio issue, making this a re-share of the finished result.
Madeyewlook transforms into Bendy from the indie horror game Bendy and the Ink Machine using a bald cap, skin-safe adhesive, and bold black-and-white body paint. The look captures the character's distinctive cartoon aesthetic through graphic facial painting and carefully blended grey tones. At roughly eight minutes, the tutorial moves efficiently from bald cap application through the final painted details.
This short video from Madeyewlook appears to be a sponsored piece promoting Adobe Premiere on iPhone, highlighting how accessible mobile video editing can be. At just one minute long, it likely offers a quick showcase or reaction to the app's ease of use. No source description was provided, so content details are inferred from the title and channel context alone.
Madeyewlook creator Alexys Fleming showcases a short Halloween-themed film shot at YouTube Space's House of Horrors in collaboration with Legendary Entertainment. Notably, this was her very first short film, produced entirely solo without a professional crew. The video blends Halloween makeup and body painting artistry with cinematic presentation rather than following a step-by-step tutorial format. No specific products were used or listed for this particular video.
Madeyewlook shares a short, fun clip of removing an elaborate sparkly skeleton Halloween makeup look. The video focuses on the satisfying reveal of taking off the glam costume makeup rather than detailing the application process. It offers a glimpse of the finished skeleton look before the wipe-down begins.
Madeyewlook transforms a subscriber's original character drawing into a full body-paint and special-effects makeup look, bringing the 2D artwork to vivid life. The video is part of her ongoing 'Show Some Character Project,' a community initiative that invites fans to submit their original art for a chance to have it recreated on camera. Beyond the technical makeup work, the creator uses the platform to champion artistic self-expression and inclusivity, particularly for those who feel like outsiders. The result is an immersive blend of SFX artistry and heartfelt community storytelling.
Madeyewlook delivers a character makeup tutorial recreating Valak, the demonic nun from the 2018 horror film 'The Nun,' in a video sponsored by Warner Brothers and Party City. The look centers on face and body paint work using Graftobian pro paints to achieve the character's pale, haunting appearance. The tutorial pairs the makeup with a licensed costume available at Party City, offering viewers a complete head-to-toe Halloween look. At just over seven minutes, it's a focused, accessible transformation for fans of the franchise.
This short video serves as a channel introduction trailer for Madeyewlook, a Halloween and creative makeup-focused YouTube channel. It showcases the creator's range of work — from Halloween character looks to body painting and theatrical makeup — as a promotional overview rather than a step-by-step tutorial. Viewers are directed to the creator's social media platforms and a second channel covering beauty, vlogs, and reviews.
Makeup artist Madeyewlook transforms herself into the Fortnite Beef Boss burger character using special effects and body paint techniques. The video showcases a full face and head transformation to recreate the iconic in-game skin. A lighthearted dance segment is included as a bonus at the end of the video.
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 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.
