Video Tag
Every video tagged “painting” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
97 videos
Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios walks through the process of painting a shark prop intended for haunted attraction or Halloween display use. The lengthy runtime suggests an in-depth, step-by-step approach to achieving a realistic and menacing finish on the piece. As with other Stiltbeast content, the focus is on professional-quality results applicable to home haunts and professional attractions alike.
This short tutorial from Haunt Former shows how to create a budget-friendly Jason Voorhees hockey mask inspired by the Friday the 13th franchise. Released on an actual Friday the 13th as a themed celebration, the video focuses on achieving an iconic horror look without spending a lot of money. It is part of the channel's broader Halloween prop build series.
Stiltbeast Studios walks through the detailed finishing process for a Khajiit-inspired creature mask, covering both painting and hair/fur application techniques. The video is an extended, in-depth session reflecting the real time investment required for professional-quality wearable creature work. As a Stiltbeast production, viewers can expect haunted-attraction-grade craftsmanship and thorough explanation of each step. The result is a screen- or haunt-ready mask with realistic texture and color.
This tutorial walks through building the Huntress mask from Dead By Daylight using EVA foam shaped from free downloadable templates, then finished with a paper mache coating to capture the game's distinctive look. The creator covers the full painting and weathering process needed to sell the worn, distressed aesthetic of the mask. It's a practical, step-by-step guide suited to cosplayers and Halloween prop makers alike.
Stiltbeast Studios walks through a quick paint job on a foam corpse body destined for an animatronic at the professional haunted attraction SCREAMS. The piece was sculpted and molded in-house, and the painting approach is deliberately optimized for low-light haunt environments rather than fine-detail display work. The video offers a practical look at how professional prop painters calibrate their technique to real-world haunt conditions.
Paintapalooza is an extended painting-focused session from StiltbeastStudios, the creative home of veteran haunt designer Allen Hopps. Running over four hours, the video dives deep into the art of painting Halloween props and masks for haunted attraction use. It appears to be a comprehensive, marathon-style instructional or live-format event centered on paint application and finishing techniques.
This lengthy studio session with StiltbeastStudios covers the painting and finishing stages of a Halloween prop or mask build. Allen Hopps walks viewers through the detailing process used to bring a haunted attraction-quality piece to completion. At over two and a half hours, the video offers an in-depth, real-time look at professional finishing techniques applicable to props and masks alike.
This short-form video from Horror 365 covers a DIY approach to creating realistic-looking vines for Halloween or haunted house set dressing. The content appears to blend painting and craft techniques to achieve an organic, overgrown aesthetic. With no source description or duration data available, specific details about materials and methods cannot be confirmed.
StiltbeastStudios host Allen Hopps explores airbrush techniques applied to Halloween masks and props in this focused lab-style session. The video likely covers paint application, color blending, and finishing methods to elevate a mask or prop to haunted-attraction quality. As a short, focused clip, it distills practical airbrushing knowledge into a compact, digestible format suited for haunt builders and prop artists.
This short tutorial walks through the process of painting and distressing Halloween tombstone props to give them a realistic, aged appearance. The technique centers on using Dry-Lok as a key product in the finishing process. At under five minutes, it's a quick, accessible guide suited for haunters looking to elevate their cemetery displays. The result is a weathered, convincing grave marker that fits seamlessly into yard or home haunt setups.
Haunt Former documents the creation of two nautical-themed props — fishing crates and chum buckets — destined to populate the harbor-side environment of the Port Chum Haunted Hayride. The short vlog-style episode offers a quick look at the build and painting process for these atmospheric scatter pieces. Both props are designed to reinforce the seaside horror setting across multiple locations within the haunt. This is part of an ongoing series chronicling the full development of the Port Chum event.
Allen Hopps of StiltbeastStudios leads an extended, hands-on session dedicated to painting Halloween props and masks. The long-form format suggests a deep dive into techniques rather than a quick overview, giving viewers ample time to follow along in real time. Topics likely span color theory, layering, and detailing approaches suited to haunted-attraction-quality results.
This short-form clip offers a glimpse into the painting process for a set of DIY Halloween doors with a gory, massacre-inspired aesthetic. The footage appears to document a work-in-progress build from the Horror 365 channel. Given the chainsaw and massacre theming suggested by the hashtags, the doors are likely styled with distressed, blood-splattered detailing. No detailed tutorial steps or narration are evident from the available metadata.
StiltBeast Studios presents an extended, in-depth painting session focused on bringing a beast or creature mask/prop to life through skilled brushwork and finishing techniques. Running over three and a half hours, the video offers a thorough, real-time look at the painting process used by professional haunt creators. Viewers follow along as layers of color, shading, and detail are applied to achieve a polished, scary final result. The lengthy format suggests this is a comprehensive, no-shortcuts walkthrough aimed at serious prop builders.
This short episode is part of an ongoing build series documenting the creation of 'The End' haunted house for Halloween 2018. The focus of this installment is painting work, specifically applying paint treatments to insect props and containment bins to sell a creepy, infestation-themed set environment. As part of the HauntTober 2018 series, it captures the behind-the-scenes progress of a dedicated home haunter in the final push before Halloween.
StiltbeastStudios host Allen Hopps leads an extended session focused on painting and hair-application techniques for haunted attraction props. The video covers the finishing stages of creature or character props, walking viewers through color work and hair punching in real time over nearly three hours. It is aimed at haunt builders looking to elevate the realism and professional quality of their creations.
This Stiltbeast Studios video from Allen Hopps focuses on painting a character or prop referred to as 'Demimooregan,' likely a haunted attraction figure or costume piece. The session runs nearly an hour, suggesting an in-depth, step-by-step walkthrough of the paint process. Stiltbeast Studios is well known in the haunt industry for professional-quality prop and character work.
Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios returns for a second attempt at a prop painting session, sharing his process and insights for achieving haunted-attraction-quality results. The video focuses on hands-on painting techniques applicable to DIY haunted house props and set pieces. As part of Stiltbeast's practical, experience-driven teaching style, viewers can expect real-time tips drawn from professional haunt work.
This video is Part 5 in an ongoing Warhammer 40K Cadian cosplay series by SKS Props, focusing on building and finishing the iconic Cadian Lasgun from EVA foam. The creator walks through the full fabrication process using free PDF templates and STL files available on the channel website, covering cutting, shaping, priming, painting, and weathering techniques. Viewers are also invited to build their own armor and join a group cosplay at Dragon Con. The tutorial is designed to be accessible to both beginners and experienced foam builders.
Stiltbeast Studios walks through the finishing stages of a Khajiit creature costume, focusing on the painting and hairing processes that bring the cat-like character to life. The video covers how paint and applied fur work together to create a convincing, realistic creature suit suitable for haunted attractions or cosplay. At over an hour long, it offers an in-depth look at professional-level costume finishing techniques.
Allen Hopps of StiltbeastStudios walks through the process of painting a Frankenstein-inspired prop or creature piece in this feature-length tutorial. The session covers his hands-on approach to bringing a monster character to life through paint, likely including color-building, shading, and surface detailing. At nearly two hours, it offers an in-depth look at the finishing stage of prop creation from a respected haunted attraction professional.
StiltbeastStudios walks through the painting process for an 'outbreak monkey' prop built earlier in the week, demonstrating how color and detail bring a faux taxidermy piece to life. Allen Hopps shares his painting approach to achieve a realistic, haunting finish suitable for a professional haunted attraction setting. The video is a focused, practical look at the finishing stage of prop creation rather than the full build process.
A Stiltbeast Studios video focused on painting as part of the Halloween prop and haunted attraction creation process. Given the channel's well-known reputation for high-quality haunt prop fabrication, this is likely a behind-the-scenes or tutorial-style look at prop painting and finishing techniques. The short runtime suggests a focused, single-topic session covering a specific stage of the prop-building workflow.
This short video showcases a Skeleform skeleton prop that arrived unfinished and was corpsed by the creator using included latex and spiderwebbing. A dry-brush painting technique with roughly six colors was applied to build realistic depth and detail. The result demonstrates how a plain white prop can be dramatically transformed with hands-on finishing work.
