Super cool! You nailed the proportions and paint job!

Amazing design! I love how expressive the eyes are!

My four year old wanted to be Glitch Stitch for Trick or Treat. Over the summer a neighbor was throwing out a bunch of foam so I grabbed it all for future projects, and this head is made entirely out of that. I started with six pieces of foam stacked, and I carved it all using an electric filet knife. The eyes are two halves of a plastic globe ornament, illuminated by LEDs. I spray foamed in an old bike helmet for ease of wearing, and used Styrofoam cones for teeth. 

Hello all,
For this year's Halloween we went with a Spider-man / Spider-verse theme for our costumes.  For my son, I made a silicone body suit and matching silicone glove.  He also got a custom fit symbiote mask with translucent teeth, tongue, etc.  I also made a mask for myself of my own design that I am calling Man-Spider, as an alternate take on the iconic Spider-Man.  I referenced a bunch of the Stan Winston school tutorials including John Cherevka's - making epoxy eyes, All of the Immortal mask folks molding and casting silicone tutorials, Tim Gore and Jamie Groves silicone painting videos, Alec Gillis's monster suit tutorials, and more!  The Stan Winston school tutorials have been a constant source of incredible information and inspiration.  Here are some pics of my final product, as well as some in process shots.  Hope y'all like.
Shane Stover

This is so simplistic compared to the incredible entries I’ve seen but here’s my costume I made in about a day so I had something “not too scary” to hand out candy while wearing. 

💚MUERTE PARA LOS MUERTOS💚 - El fantasma perdido de Beetlejuice 

(Un corto de Halloween)

- Enlace de YouTube:
https://youtu.be/xy-s1B1SCL8?si=CD-zUzUtiPktRjSD

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- Cómo se hizo Henry Baker:
https://youtube.com/shorts/cm6CWm3jT7s?feature=share

- Cómo se hizo Delores:
https://youtube.com/shorts/hpgLb4sE20A?feature=share


Instagram de Hexe:
https://www.instagram.com/hexe_cabinet_of_oddities/

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Creé este maquillaje de Halloween como mi humilde homenaje al extraordinario trabajo de Ve Neill.

Aunque no somos expertos en cámaras, nos lo pasamos genial grabando este vídeo y se convirtió en un momento muy especial para nosotros. Henry es mi padre, quien con mucha paciencia soportó estar enterrado en silicona durante un buen rato y aceptó el papel de fantasma exorcizado. Mi madre también tuvo un papel fundamental, ayudando con el moldeado y mucho más. ¡Fue una experiencia maravillosa contar con su apoyo! Si les gusta, me encantaría saber qué les parece, ¡y todo el cariño que recibe este video se lo dedico a mis padres! Intenté subirlo anoche, pero no funcionó; sin embargo, me emociona compartirlo justo a tiempo para Halloween. 👻💋

https://youtube.com/shorts/65JEURsUulk

Please watch the short video in the link above to see the light effect in action. 

  As a huge Lord of the rings fan I had already completed a full suit of Sauron armor, so what could I make next to fill this desperate need to create another captivating cosplay? Barad-dur called to me and I answered. How do you make a building with an eye into a cosplay that's eye catching? I had too much fun experimenting and learning through trial and error the things that I wanted to incorporate into my interpretation of the character. I included a blind mask, which was not only a nod to the iconic Mouth of Sauron, but a way to remove the humanity a bit and let the glowing eye be the only window to a soul you stare into. The Eye which is funnily a painted Christmas ornament, has a special light which provides a moving burning effect. The fabric for the dress was painstakingly searched for, because none other fit the look that I wanted. I needed something light in weight, yet dark as Mordor. Something that was lovely, yet somehow twisted and not quite right. I needed, the one fabric to rule them all. I also could not find jewelry to adorn my character so I forged my own set of claw rings with chains in the fire of Mount Doom. The helmet was EVA foam that was hand cut, glued and painted. It was a magical journey creating this cosplay and an even more magical experience being able to wear it and see the reactions it receives. I enter this contest in hopes to add more mediums of creation which I would otherwise be unable to afford. I have enjoyed learning 3D design for my next big project that is nearly completed. Sculpting by hand is my next skill I wish to learn. Thank you for looking at my entry and for your consideration.