Video Tag
Every video tagged “Madeyewlook” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
200 videos
This throwback 2012 tutorial from Madeyewlook (Alexys Fleming) demonstrates how to create a virus-infected zombie look using body paint and airbrush techniques. The look centers on a pallid, drained complexion accented with deep purple, blue, and grey tones to simulate necrotic veins and decay. A combination of Mac Chromacake, a multicolor eyeshadow palette, and a Temptu airbrush system builds the layered, otherworldly effect. The result is a striking Halloween costume look with a hospital or outbreak theme.
This short video is a festive Halloween recap from beauty and special effects makeup creator Madeyewlook, showcasing a montage of character looks produced throughout the 2013 Halloween season. Featured characters span horror icons, pop-culture favourites, and classic Halloween archetypes, including Jack and Sally, creepy clown, sugar skull, spider queen, and more. The video serves primarily as a highlights reel and index, with links provided to each individual full tutorial. The creator also reminds viewers that Halloween-themed makeup content continues on the channel year-round.
This is a live chat and community Q&A session hosted by Alexys Fleming of the Madeyewlook channel, streamed via Google Hangouts on Air. Rather than a step-by-step tutorial, it functions as an interactive broadcast where viewers can engage directly with the creator. The channel is known for Halloween makeup and body painting content, giving the session context within that community. Viewers were directed to social media platforms to submit their questions ahead of the stream.
This video documents Madeyewlook creator Alexys Fleming delivering over $11,000 worth of toys to a children's hospital, the result of a charity fundraiser run through her Twitch live stream. The content focuses on the donation event itself and the community effort that made it possible. While the channel is primarily known for Halloween and special effects makeup, this particular video is a heartwarming charity vlog rather than a tutorial or Halloween build.
Madeyewlook showcases an intensely detailed SFX or artistic makeup look that took approximately seven hours to complete. The short-form video highlights the finished transformation, giving viewers a glimpse of the extraordinary patience and skill required. While technique steps are not explicitly detailed, the result serves as both inspiration and a testament to high-level makeup artistry.
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.
A short-form Halloween video from popular makeup artist Madeyewlook, likely showcasing a Halloween character or creature look paired with a humorous, self-deprecating dancing moment. The clip appears to be a fun, personality-driven piece highlighting a finished makeup transformation. Given the minimal metadata available, the exact look or techniques used cannot be confirmed.
This vlog captures the creator's experience attending the NYX Face Awards 2013, a major beauty competition event. It is the first of two parts documenting her journey, with the second installment focusing on the competition itself and coverage from inside BeautyCon. The video has a personal, behind-the-scenes feel and includes a fan meet-and-greet segment.
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.
Madeyewlook's Lex demonstrates a striking half-skull Halloween makeup look that splits the face between a realistic skull illusion and natural skin. The tutorial relies on a small palette of professional and drugstore-accessible products, including MAC Chromacake activated with Fix Plus and Urban Decay eyeshadows for depth and dimension. Affordable craft-store brushes are highlighted as effective alternatives to specialty makeup tools, making the look more accessible than it appears.
This video is the second part of a vlog documenting the creator Madeyewlook's experience at the NYX Face Awards finals, coinciding with BeautyCon. The video follows the behind-the-scenes journey of a makeup artist competing at a major industry event. It offers a personal, candid look at the experience rather than a step-by-step tutorial.
This is a personal Q&A video from makeup creator Madeyewlook (Lex), answering fan-submitted questions to help her audience get to know her better. The video was timed to coincide with her participation as a NYX contestant and serves as an introduction for new followers. Topics touched on include personal life details and general background rather than any makeup or Halloween-specific content.
This short-form video from popular makeup artist Madeyewlook features a transformation from Max to Vecna, two iconic characters from Stranger Things. The clip showcases impressive Halloween makeup artistry in a quick, engaging format. It serves as both creative inspiration and a glimpse into the creator's signature transformation style.
This short video is an excited announcement from makeup artist Madeyewlook revealing she won an A&E contest to visit the Bates Motel TV set in Canada as a guest for a day. She explains the trip was the reason a previous makeup video was delayed and expresses enthusiasm about a potential Canadian meet-and-greet. The clip serves as a personal update rather than a tutorial or walkthrough.
Acclaimed makeup artist Madeyewlook revisits Ruffles the Clown — one of her earliest and most beloved original characters — recreating the look more than a decade later to showcase how much her skills have evolved. The video serves as both a full character makeup tutorial and a candid reflection on artistic growth over time. Products used are a focused mix of her own body paint line alongside accessible drugstore and mid-range cosmetics.
Madeyewlook delivers a bold, original character makeup transformation inspired directly by the classic Dr. Seuss illustration of the Lorax, using vibrant body paint and theatrical cosmetics. The look features elaborate chest body painting alongside colorful, detailed eye makeup, with no reference to existing makeup interpretations — purely drawn from the original Seuss artwork. The creator emphasizes that the concept is her own original work and requests credit if replicated. The tutorial is a heartfelt tribute dedicated to a late friend.
This video is a recorded live chat session hosted by Halloween and special-effects makeup artist Alexys Fleming of the Madeyewlook channel. The stream was an informal, impromptu community hangout rather than a structured tutorial, with the creator reading viewer comments sourced from Facebook due to technical difficulties locating the live chat feed. Fleming notes she plans to host a more organized live session in the future.
This tutorial from Madeyewlook walks viewers through recreating the iconic alien Ood from Doctor Who entirely in face paint — no prosthetics required. The creator uses a combination of Mehron Paradise Paints, MAC Chromacake, and eyeshadows to build up the creature's distinctive skintone and facial features. A Mehron Barrier Spray is applied to seal and protect the finished look. The creator notes this was among the first — if not the only — face-paint take on the Ood at the time of posting.
This vlog-style video captures creator Alexys Fleming's experience at IMATS Los Angeles, one of the premier makeup artist trade shows. The video includes behind-the-scenes footage, event highlights, meet-and-greet moments with fans, and photo recap content. It serves as a personal travelogue of the show rather than a hands-on tutorial. This is Part 2 of a two-part series covering her IMATS trip.
In this short-form video, Madeyewlook takes on a playful makeup challenge where candy selections loosely dictate the look's color palette or concept. The result blends whimsy with skilled makeup artistry in a format inspired by creator fxfreak. Though brief, the clip showcases imaginative thinking and bold creative choices that align well with Halloween-adjacent editorial makeup content.
This short-form video from Madeyewlook showcases a striking trompe l'oeil illusion in which clothing is entirely painted directly onto the skin rather than worn. The effect is convincing enough to fool viewers at first glance, playing on realistic color, texture, and shadow work. It serves as both an impressive makeup demonstration and costume inspiration for Halloween or cosplay events.
A short-form Halloween makeup video from popular creator Madeyewlook, referencing the classic Mean Girls quote about Halloween being the one night a year a girl can dress however she wants. The clip appears to showcase a creative Halloween costume or character makeup look. Given the zero-duration runtime and absent description, specific techniques and products cannot be confirmed.
This short-form video from popular SFX artist Madeyewlook features a dramatic special effects makeup look centered around an explosion or blast concept. Given the creator's well-known style, the look likely showcases striking prosthetic or painted effects suggesting violent impact or destruction. No source description was provided, so specific techniques and materials cannot be confirmed.
This short vlog from the Madeyewlook channel captures day two of the NYX Face Awards, a makeup competition event. The creator shares their personal experience attending the event, offering a candid behind-the-scenes look at the competition atmosphere. While not a step-by-step tutorial, it gives viewers a sense of the NYX Face Awards experience from a competitor or attendee perspective.
