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Off With His Head
Off with his head, a silicone neck prosthetic to create an illusion off a decapitated head served on a plate / table.
Punk Rock Demon Sfx Character
My favorite character I have ever created is my crazy punk pierced up demon!! Used two different sized horn prosthetics on the checks and large prosthetic ears that I pierced with several ear piercings before applying. All of the face piercings are fake as well. Wig was prestyled and applied by me. I also styled and created the jacket my model is wearing. 
Chuckles by Scott davies (prosthetic NimbaFX)
This is an application/paint/characterisation by Scott davies of a nimbaFX prosthetic piece.
Pre paint by Scott Davies.
Application/paint by Scott Davies.
Modelled by Scott Davies
Gelatine Prosthetic clown piece piece by nimba creations.
Instagram: @Scottssfxmua
Goddess of the Underworld
This character was inspired by the dark realms of the underworld mixed in with apocalyptic times . I air brushed her body and used rubberwear brow prosthetic and nipple coverage for this specific look . I also constructed her staff to give it another different element.
Model - @marymisery
Makeup/ hair/ body paint/ prosthetic/ belt - @jayqartistry Jaime Quintana
headpiece - @miss G
Makeup/ hair/ body paint/ prosthetic/ belt - @jayqartistry Jaime Quintana
headpiece - @miss G
Bloody Clown Contest Entry 2022
Hello...
I like to call him Bloody, a Clown that tried to prove that he was actually very committed to his job, as a drastic decision he traced his clown makeup with a knife to remove the top layer of his skin. He haunts down anyone who tries to make laugh of anyone into the circus life. He also loves the spotlight and being the center of attention
This makeup was actually inspired as a joke to my college classmates, they wanted to do a Circus Theme Character but I didn't wanted (with other classmates as well), so I told them that if they actually chose that theme I would do something bloody, and did it to prove them that I would actually do it. This is the second time I actually did the makeup, where I fixed a lot of mistakes made in the previous one. For this Version you can check on my Instagram: Afkaskus
Nice to meet you all(:
I like to call him Bloody, a Clown that tried to prove that he was actually very committed to his job, as a drastic decision he traced his clown makeup with a knife to remove the top layer of his skin. He haunts down anyone who tries to make laugh of anyone into the circus life. He also loves the spotlight and being the center of attention
This makeup was actually inspired as a joke to my college classmates, they wanted to do a Circus Theme Character but I didn't wanted (with other classmates as well), so I told them that if they actually chose that theme I would do something bloody, and did it to prove them that I would actually do it. This is the second time I actually did the makeup, where I fixed a lot of mistakes made in the previous one. For this Version you can check on my Instagram: Afkaskus
Nice to meet you all(:
Afkaskus
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Sea Creature
Hi Guyys! This is my second entry - My sea Creature. It is all makeup, I haven't used any prosthetics for this look, except bald cap and a scar wax 
Dian
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Left 4 Dead Smoker Makeup
Hi there! My name is Lauren Bennett and this is my Left 4 Dead Smoker makeup. I've always wanted to recreate my favorite zombies from Left 4 Dead and the Smoker is one of them! It's my first time making an overlapping appliance makeup. I made 3 overlapping face and 2 arm encapsulated silicone appliances, and a silicone tongue. I used aluminum foil previously covered in set silicone in the biggest tumors of the face pieces and in the center of the tongue to cut back on material and reduce weight (I think foam would've been the best option for the face pieces but I've never worked with foam before, still learning!). I also made the tumors on the arms hollow but unfortunately my positive mold broke so I just ran them as flat molds.
I learned everything from SWSCA, especially Bruce Fuller's lessons on multi-piece character makeup and mold making! Very thankful for all of the information here, I learned so much from this project.
Here's a short video of the makeup as well:
https://youtu.be/Nci_la6Z6I4
Makeup by: Lauren Bennett (@soulfirefx)
Photos and Video by: Harrison Webb (@justharson)
Model: Joel Arriola
Thanks and hope you enjoy!
I learned everything from SWSCA, especially Bruce Fuller's lessons on multi-piece character makeup and mold making! Very thankful for all of the information here, I learned so much from this project.
Here's a short video of the makeup as well:
https://youtu.be/Nci_la6Z6I4
Makeup by: Lauren Bennett (@soulfirefx)
Photos and Video by: Harrison Webb (@justharson)
Model: Joel Arriola
Thanks and hope you enjoy!
Voorhees
This is my version of Jason Voorhees I made for the movie, Voorhees, Night of the Beast, an indie film, not yet released. The mask was made with a combination of latex and cold foam. The body (back, chest, legs)
was made with latex molds mounted onto a zentai suit (generic). The clothes were bought online (generic) and I shredded and painted them. I sculpted and ran the mask and all latex overlays, made latex skin to lay over the arms and other areas that needed coverage. Everything was airbrushed using Tim Gore's Bloodline and Lifeline airbrush paints (I LOVE these paints). My airbrush did not clog even once. This entire suit lasted throughout the entire movie through some very brutal fight scenes with a WWE pro wrestler. They got crazy out there. I've included a few scene shots, which aren't the best, but fun to see. The outer mask is a generic, altered and painted using same paints with leather straps added to strengthen it and they looked better. I did not make the gloves, machete or boots (also generic).
Actor/model: James Stokes
Main photo: David Stowers, rest of photos taken on my phone.
was made with latex molds mounted onto a zentai suit (generic). The clothes were bought online (generic) and I shredded and painted them. I sculpted and ran the mask and all latex overlays, made latex skin to lay over the arms and other areas that needed coverage. Everything was airbrushed using Tim Gore's Bloodline and Lifeline airbrush paints (I LOVE these paints). My airbrush did not clog even once. This entire suit lasted throughout the entire movie through some very brutal fight scenes with a WWE pro wrestler. They got crazy out there. I've included a few scene shots, which aren't the best, but fun to see. The outer mask is a generic, altered and painted using same paints with leather straps added to strengthen it and they looked better. I did not make the gloves, machete or boots (also generic). Actor/model: James Stokes
Main photo: David Stowers, rest of photos taken on my phone.
The girl who was found
this character was inspired by the victims and dead corpses we come across in the river . I used a variety of paints to over lap each other and create a nasty corpsy skin. I highlighted her face with ultra wet to make it seem like she just came out of the water and added it to her hair . I also misted some water on top to add that texture to her character . I used rubberwear nipple coverage around her nipples to hide the girls 🖤.
This character was also featured in a short film “Close your Eyes” and won “Best Horror short” for Venice shorts .
Tooth Collector
4 Piece silicone prosthetic that I sculpted, tinted, applied and painted. I life casted the models face for a perfect fit, and tinted the silicone to match the skin tone, as well as hand punched eyebrows. He is wearing a bald cap, mask piece, lower lip prosthetic, and a chest piece. All sculpted by me. instagram: sfx.mua.alayna
