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Every video tagged “SPFX” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
86 videos
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming showcases a rapid-fire compilation of 200 distinct Halloween and special effects makeup looks packed into a single video. The range spans creature characters, horror themes, and Day of the Dead tributes, demonstrating the creator's versatility across face painting, body art, and SPFX techniques. A note within the video respectfully distinguishes Day of the Dead looks as cultural celebration rather than Halloween costume. The video serves as both inspiration gallery and a showcase of professional-level makeup artistry.
Madeyewlook transforms into the two-faced Mayor of Halloween Town from Nightmare Before Christmas using theatrical face paints and a hand-painted lampshade hat. The look recreates the character's iconic dual expressions, pale complexion, and exaggerated features through careful color work and layering. A DIY prop lampshade is customized with acrylic paints to complete the costume. The result is an inventive, screen-accurate character makeup achievable with widely available products.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming delivers a full-face transformation into Emily, the titular Corpse Bride from Tim Burton's stop-motion film, using blue-toned body paint, layered eyeshadows, and character-accurate false lashes. The look blends theatrical body painting with wearable Halloween glam, making it achievable for intermediate makeup enthusiasts. A blue wig completes the costume-ready character recreation. The tutorial runs just six minutes, making it a quick but detailed reference for the complete look.
Creator Alexys Fleming reimagines the iconic Nightmare Before Christmas duo by transforming herself into a gender-swapped mashup — portraying Sally with Jack's skeletal aesthetic and Jack with Sally's rag-doll look. The roughly 22-minute tutorial walks through the special effects makeup and costume elements needed to bring these reversed characters to life. The result is a creative, detailed transformation that blends SPFX prosthetics, body paint, and styled wigs into a cohesive character look.
Madeyewlook's Alexys Fleming delivers a butterfly-themed body and face paint tutorial that blends creepy with beautiful — a signature style for the channel. Using Graftobian Pro Paints and grey-toned eyeshadows, the look is built around a detailed butterfly design suitable for Halloween or Valentine's Day. The tutorial is short and focused, making it accessible to intermediate makeup artists who already have a foundation in face painting. It's a welcome departure from purely horror-driven looks while still carrying the channel's dark-fantasy aesthetic.
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.
Madeyewlook recreates Itward, a skeletal character from the indie horror game Fran Bow, using alcohol-based body paints and theatrical makeup products. The look blends skull face painting with detailed body paint work to capture the character's eerie, otherworldly aesthetic. The creator draws inspiration from the game's dark, surreal art style, likening it to Alice: Madness Returns in its imaginative horror visuals.
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.
Madeyewlook reimagines Disney villain Cruella De Vil as a glamorous pin-up girl in this roughly 9-minute Halloween makeup tutorial. The look blends theatrical face paints with mainstream cosmetics to capture Cruella's iconic black-and-white color scheme in a sultry, retro style. The creator walks through the full face transformation using a mix of professional-grade and consumer products, pairing the makeup with a coordinated swimsuit costume.
Madeyewlook delivers an original character makeup transformation inspired by the aesthetic of American Horror Story: Apocalypse. The look blends glamorous elements with special effects and prosthetic-style makeup to create a dark, post-apocalyptic character. The tutorial runs approximately ten minutes and is aimed at fans of both the show and horror-inspired creative makeup.
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.
This tutorial by Madeyewlook presents two Batman-themed makeup looks: a decayed Zombie Batman and a bold flat-color Comic Book Batman. The creator uses professional-grade body and face paints alongside cosmetic eyeshadows to achieve both theatrical styles. Each look demonstrates a distinct technique — one rooted in horror and decomposition effects, the other in graphic, illustrated aesthetics inspired by comic panels. The video is well-suited for Halloween or comic convention events.
Makeup artist Madeyewlook recreates the Card Guard character from the video game Alice: Madness Returns using special effects and prosthetic makeup techniques. The tutorial walks through a full character transformation, combining SFX products, face paint, and a styled wig to achieve the eerie, surreal aesthetic of the game. The result is a complete costume-ready look suitable for Halloween or cosplay.
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.
This tutorial walks viewers through a full face transformation into Jack Skellington from The Nightmare Before Christmas, styled for a feminine or female-presenting look. The creator uses a combination of professional-grade face and body paints alongside grey eyeshadows to sculpt the character's iconic black-and-white skeletal features. The result is a striking, wearable Halloween costume makeup suitable for parties or trick-or-treating. No prosthetics are required — the illusion is achieved entirely through paint and blending skill.
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.
This tutorial walks through a full face transformation into Alice Angel from Bendy and the Ink Machine using high-contrast black and white theatrical makeup. The creator uses body paints and graphic liner techniques to recreate the character's distinctive ink-cartoon aesthetic. The look is bold yet achievable for anyone comfortable with face painting fundamentals. It doubles as a strong Halloween or cosplay option for fans of the game.
This tutorial recreates the iconic dark Alice from Alice: Madness Returns, with the standout concept being a painted illusion that makes body paint appear to be actual clothing. The creator delivers a full character transformation combining detailed face makeup with bodypaint techniques. It's a high-skill cosplay look suited for Comic Con, costume events, or Halloween.
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 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 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 (Alexys Fleming) attempts a makeup transformation inspired by a follower's artwork submitted through her Show Some Character Project, a community initiative celebrating creative self-expression. The video documents her personal challenge with the look, giving viewers an honest, process-driven experience rather than a polished step-by-step tutorial. Her signature style blends special effects and glam techniques to bring a fan's character design to life. Specific products were not listed in the available metadata.
Makeup artist Alexys Fleming of Madeyewlook transforms collaborator Jesse Wellens into Negan from The Walking Dead using body paint and special effects makeup. The tutorial demonstrates character-accurate facial and body painting using a limited palette of black, white, and red. At just two minutes, it delivers a punchy, visually focused look at the finished transformation. The collab tie-in with the Prank vs Prank channel adds a fun pop-culture energy to the Halloween content.
