2024 Halloween Costume Contest — Stan Winston School of Character Arts Forums

Springtrap Fnaf

SnekCosplay — Sun, 27 Oct 2024 00:09:30 +0000

This is my Springtrap cosplay i spent this year working on!

The head base and jaw is 3d printed so i could have the most accurate shape of his head since it was so specific. The eye lids have a mechanism i designed so i can "blink" when i open the jaw or as in the first picture stare wide open. I designed the eyes so there is a hole where the iris should be, this way i was able to sculpt the inside eye color and pour resin over it so it has depth. I then proceeded to drill a hole from the back of the eye to install a small LED light so they give light!

The body, arms, hand palms, waist, legs and feet are allmade out of 5mm EVA foam, i tried to design it closely to the original design.

The fingers are also 3d printed, i designed those so i coould put my fingers in the seperate pieces and then added a spring powered extension to each finger so i could still curl up my fingers and they wouldnt look so stiff.

The entire suit is coated with a greenish furr which i dirtied up with dry brushing black acrilyc over it and then i tried to simulate water damage with brown oil paint over the edges. The inside of the suit is painted metalic so it really looked like a metal prison.

"Kiwi" The Serval (Puppet-Mask)

Christianna Altani — Wed, 30 Oct 2024 17:30:16 +0000

As an artist and creature maker, who’s mainly oriented towards animatronics/puppetry, make-up, PFX and SFX, I decided to complete my academic creative journey at the Gorton Studio by choosing to make a Serval puppet-mask as my 3rd project. The goal was to create a mask with organic movement that would resemble the animal but also easily communicate with an audience based on body language and facial expressions. Throughout this process, I chose to experiment with different materials and techniques. Additionally, I challenged myself with adding more mechanisms than ever before, both because I wanted to practice making higher complexity mechanisms as well as because I thought it was very fitting for a feline as their faces are pretty expressive (this prototype is the one with the most moving components I've made to date).

The Inspiration for this original character came from multiple sources, one being the Five Nights At Freddy’s film (where the animatronic characters were brought to life by the Jim Henson studios), along with a few other fellow creators that I’ve seen online who make masks/costumes of similar nature. The species idea wasn’t inspired by anywhere in particular, I purely just admire Servals and wanted to try recreating their unique look.

The plan was to add four moving eyelids (top-bottom) and connect them into one pulley mechanism, along with a snarl and jaw mechanism which would move separately. Additionally, I looked into prototyping an ear mechanism that would help replicate fear-anger which would fit with the snarl really well (eight moving parts total). All the above would be fully manual with zero electronics. The making processes I used for this included 3D sculpting, 3D printing, some silicone moulding/casting, filler priming, sanding, hand sculpting, painting/air brushing, polishing and making patterns for the foam + fur (along with prototyping mechanisms, both physically with test prints and on ZBrush). The main challenge for the construction of this puppet-mask was getting the mechanisms of the mask to work with the skin on, as I’ve never gotten to finish any one of my other prototypes before (due to my studies and continuous projects), so adding fur was not my strong suit. (P.S. I also did some foam latex testing in hopes that it would work for the eyelids, but due to our limited time, I chose to just work with the fur. I do hope to get a chance to work with said material some more in the future.)

Brief talk on the making process:

I took a bobcat skull scan into ZBrush which was the closest I could find to a Serval (anatomically), then cleaned it and transformed it into a base where a human head could fit in, lastly I added a jaw joint, then did a test print. Eventually I went back to do some corrections on the digital model, by removing the back of the skull completely. Afterwards, I created a fiberglass skull-cap which was custom made to fit me, then bolted the new 3D printed PLA skull on top. That way I was able to remove it from the base and work on it easily (and do any repair work if needed later). The rest of the moving components were designed in ZBrush, like the eyelids, snarl/snout base and nose. The eyeballs were a challenge as I separated them in two parts, the backing was PLA but the front was a transparent resin which I polished and later stuck to the PLA backing once hand painted (this was a new way I thought of for making eyes as I didn't have too much time to work with eye moulds at the time, plus I enjoy hand painting eyes). The nose was also printed out of resin, it then got moulded and cast out of silicone.

The rest was pretty much a series of trial and error while working with springs and strings for the eyelid and snarl mechanisms, along with foam and fur for the rest of the face. The springs keep each moving component in place, once pulled with the strings they allow space for movement while also returning each component back in position after I've let go of the strings. The jaw has elastic bands on its sides that connect to my chin with a strap, when I open my mouth the jaw opens then the elastic bands pull it back up. (Additionally, the strings would attach to the wearer's fingers with rings to allow them to have their hands free, at the time there was a lot of resistance with the thick fur on so when performed I keep one of my hands higher than intended to help with the movement of the 4 eyelid blink and snarl, as they all pull the skin along). The ears are made out of memory foam and strings are attached in two areas of each ear to make them fold accordingly, when letting go they naturally return to their neutral position. Some air brushing was also done on the fur and the silicone nose, whereas the inside of the mouth and eyeballs were all hand-painted with acrylics (+tongue and inside of the mouth were sculpted out of milliput).

In conclusion, I was eager to step up with the complexity but also explore different materials, making processes and ways to step away from the hobbyist-amateur style of creating characters during my MA studies at the Gorton Studio. I thought this project was worth sharing in the Halloween contest as it's something I'd definitely wear during this season, even though it's a puppet-mask and not a full body costume.

I hope that you enjoy! Big thanks to Neill Gorton and Bradley Greenwood for their continuous support and guidance and another thank you to the Stan Winston school for being a great source of inspiration

P.S. Here are some "Behind the scenes" pictures as well as the end result. I hope to later attach a youtube video link where I'll be showcasing its range of movements. (Footage and testing videos can also be found in my instagram + Tikok pages under: @ Shewolf.artgr )

Finished Puppet-Mask:

Demo Performance Youtube Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YBerQGzBNXg&t=28s

-Christianna Altani / SheWolf.ArtGr

* 2024 Halloween Costume Contest Winner Announcement *

Chris Ellerby — Fri, 08 Nov 2024 21:20:34 +0000

We want to extend a huge thank you to all the incredible artists who submitted entries for our 2024 Halloween Costume Contest! Your work was truly inspiring and showcased remarkable creativity. With so many fantastic entries, it was no easy task to choose just one winner.

After much consideration, we’re thrilled to announce that the Grand Prize goes to Mikey Karrver for their extraordinary creation, "The Dark Knight Returns: Batman!!!" Congratulations!

Here are a few of the techniques Mikey brilliantly used to bring this character to life:

"Our Batman cowl is a mix of silicone, polyfoam and resin. The massive jaw was sculpted to completion first, molded in stone and the cowl was then finished molded in silicone for a urethane casting later turned into a polyfoam cast for weight.

The teeth then sculpted, molded in silicone and cast in resin. Lastly a rough overgrown patchy five o clock shadow was hair punched into the chin.

The muscle suit was patterned off a eva foam mannequin of our model, the suit was then patterned off the muscle suit.
Chest symbol and pouches were then sculpted, molded in silicone and cast in polyfoam."

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Grand Prize Winner:

The Dark Knight Returns Aka Batman!!! by Mikey Karrver
https://stanwinstonschool.vanillacommunity.com/discussion/11690/the-dark-knight-returns-aka-batman

Runner-up:

Delta/Big Daddy- BioShock by StaggzCosplay
https://forums.stanwinstonschool.com/discussion/11691/2024-halloween-costume-contest-subject-delta-big-daddy-bioshock

Honorable Mentions:

1 - Dreadknot costume 3D sculpt and print male and female costumes by Germinator
https://forums.stanwinstonschool.com/discussion/11745/dreadknot-costume-3d-sculpt-and-print-male-and-female-costumes

2 - Jungle Rock Golem 2024 by Grymm_Studios
https://stanwinstonschool.vanillacommunity.com/discussion/11688/jungle-rock-golem-2024-costume-contest

3 - Ripley’s Power Loader from Alien by MangoTango84
https://stanwinstonschool.vanillacommunity.com/discussion/11784/ripley-s-power-loader-from-alien

4 - Witch Hazel (Looney Tunes) mask & costume by German Silesky
https://forums.stanwinstonschool.com/discussion/11759/witch-hazel-looney-tunes-mask-costume

5 - Rex | Toy Story by Nick Behling
https://stanwinstonschool.vanillacommunity.com/discussion/11751/rex-toy-story

6 - NYC Cockroach by The McFall
https://stanwinstonschool.vanillacommunity.com/discussion/11791/nyc-cockroach

- Team SWSCA

The Dark Knight Returns Aka Batman!!!

mikey karrver — Mon, 14 Oct 2024 19:28:25 +0000

Our Batman cowl is a mix of silicone, polyfoam and resin. The massive jaw was sculpted to completion first, molded in stone and the cowl was then finished molded in silicone for a urethane casting later turned into a polyfoam cast for weight.
The teeth then sculpted, molded in silicone and cast in resin. Lastly a rough overgrown patchy five o clock shadow was hair punched into the chin.
The muscle suit was patterned off a eva foam mannequin of our model, the suit was then patterned off the muscle suit.
Chest symbol and pouches were then sculpted, molded in silicone and cast in polyfoam.

Instagram @ KARRVER

Muscle suit movement test: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/aqHLA13rRkg
Sculpture to mask: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/r-LGOJbXAfw
Finished vibes: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/ibPeqSd4uWo
*no sculptures were harmed in the making of this video lol

Krampus (Based on 2015 film "Krampus" by Michael Dougherty.)

Façade Costuming — Fri, 01 Nov 2024 19:43:56 +0000

I'm excited to Share my Krampus build!
As a cosplayer on a budget, I do my best to make effective builds at minimal cost and Krampus was a dream build of mine as I've been a huge fan of the film! I absolutely love horror and love doing horror costumes. So I wanted to do the best I could to represent this version of Krampus.

Krampus Walk Video:

https://youtube.com/shorts/pWurR1vf9U0?si=LsyWUZTektMo1ZKk

Krampus is a mixed media build (foam, latex, wood, fabric, etc.) approximately cost me 350 to build mostly due to the use of genuine velvet. The rest of the materials I had utilized from prior projects and scrap in order to keep it on the cheaper end.

Since I tend to build everything myself, I end up modeling the costumes as well.

Nearly everthing was handmade and created from scratch.

-The mask made using a cheap store mask for a basis, then built up with foam clay (preset dental caps prior to drying), latex-dipped and painted with monster maker latex/paints. Bread is created from Kanekalon braid which I shaded using eyeshadow and set/mangled with hairspray.

-The hands were created from a glove I modified with finger extentions. I covered those in nylon and brush on latex to create the skin layer (while wearing them!) Used string to create the veins and handpainted in monster maker latex/paints. Nails were Sculpted from worbla.

-The horns were created from scrap insolation foam. I cut small circles to create the ring effect and glued them together. Used Hot glue to create the ridges and added 3 layers of wood glue. Sprayed it in plastidip and hand painted w/acrylics with a matte finish.

-The back prosthetic is simply thick eva foam and expanding foam to create the spine. (Spine reinforced with wonderflex)

-The robe is hapazardly cut velvet, that I patchworked together, forming it around the back piece. I distressed the robe with dyes and watered down acrylics. Sewed in a fur inner layer and trim which I sprayed white plastidip to give it a frosted look.
-The hooves were the most crucial part as they had to be done right for me to walk in them properly. I took some old high heels, cut off the heel and attached to wooden bases with screws and epoxy. Nylons were added to help keep my feet secure and in place. I covered the wooden bases in eva faom and dremeled the details. Hooves were coated in plastidip and handpainted w/acrylic. Adding mud/dirt with a dirt/tacky glue mixture. The fur I sewed like a hallow tube to make it easily to slide on and off.
video demo of Shoes:

https://youtube.com/shorts/sI4iNN6XYCY?si=RUeRvbOs-FJVHtlX

-The chains were chandler extentions that I bent around and reconnected in spots. The rusted locks were made from eva foam and hot glue, coated in plastidip painted w/acrylics. I created the rusty patina effect using mud/dirt tacky glue mixture painting it over with acrylics. I also painted all the tiny bells on the robe to make them look older.

-I wanted to give a nod to his minions as well so I 3d printed a gingerbread man (original 3d model print was created by SuperSnail) which I prepped and painted to look like the ones from the movie.
Questions are always welcome! Hope you all had a Happy Halloween!

* The 2024 Halloween Costume Contest Has Ended *

Chris Ellerby — Mon, 04 Nov 2024 08:10:22 +0000

The 2024 Halloween Costume Contest Has Ended

The winning entry will be announced on Friday, November 8th, 2024, so stay tuned!

Thank you all for sharing your creations with our community here at the Stan Winston School of Character Arts Forums.

Please click the "Like" button on your favorite contest entries. We take the community's reaction into consideration during the judging process. Let your voices be heard!

/Chris

NYC Cockroach 🪳

The McFall — Sun, 03 Nov 2024 21:16:17 +0000

Hello to all the amazing creators and fabricators!! Tossing my little roach in the hat for this contest!

Process of creating Roachelle: https://youtu.be/cwwF65Lk8GM?si=r7a4QXdpFXqDWIfE

Roachelle performing La Cucaracha on Halloween: https://youtube.com/shorts/f27xnFV3Sz4?si=MeKJPUDBDtT_A_0Y

Cockroach hits the club: https://youtube.com/shorts/nmggQGAKHJo?si=6jSiAJd1X6qjrHhv

I wanted to create something that would evoke emotions of disgust, terror, delight and hopefully humor. Living in NYC, I’m always haunted by the prospect of running into a giant cockroach. So rather than continue living in fear, I wanted to create one I could love. My deepest need in fabricating this costume was that the legs needed to move and be puppeted from the inside. I used a simple trigger mechanism and metal hinges for durability. All of this build came from a very tight budget with limited resources.

Fabrication process video above along with a few other clips of Roachelle scurrying and dancing around NYC. Hope you all enjoy this giant cockroach as much as I do : )

Foxy from Five Nights at Freddys

MonCal — Mon, 04 Nov 2024 06:28:23 +0000

My (now 10 year old) daughter asked me for this costume last year after the film came out. We tried to get an early jump on it this summer but life came up so we only just barely got it "finished" in time for the last hour of trick or treating on Halloween.

There is still more to do for the future, like add the whisker spots, add more weathering, among other things

I 3d modeled the parts to fit her size in Blender. I then printed the parts on my Ender 5 plus using PLA+. With my wife's help we dyed fabric and wrapped the parts. We were able to at least light up the eye and add a Bluetooth speaker so she had sounds. We hope to fully animate the eye at some point.

The back panel on the body and the one at the back of the neck both attach with neodymium magnets. We installed a suspender to distribute weight over the shoulders. The cod piece is held up separately by use of a belt that we fabricated. The head has a spring loaded, articulating jaw that can open when she opens her mouth. There is a hardhat liner installed that ratchets tightly to her head. The ears, eyebrows, eyes, and eyelids are all designed to move but we ran out of time to add the servos and controls for those elements for Halloween.

Tonight we were able to stitch together a short video.

Thanks for the consideration and enjoy 🙂

https://youtube.com/shorts/Yki6aDPdcbU?feature=share

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Queen Xenolizabeth I

Sara P — Mon, 04 Nov 2024 07:53:52 +0000

My submission to the halloween costume contest is my very recent creation- Xenolizabeth the First, a cross between Queen Elizabeth I and the Xenomorph from Alien.
I host a yearly quasi-burlesque themed performance/party, this year's theme was "scared-shitlessque" so the costumes were meant to be terrifying. I grew up watching Alien (over and over again) and wanted to pay homage to the creatures that first showed me the beauty (and horror) of practical effects and wearable sculpture that ultimately helped inspire me to pursue my career as a costume/specialty prop maker and production designer. I also love rhinestoning and really wanted to make a very big dress, so here we are.

I gave myself the gift of time over the last six weeks to take many of the elements as far as I could possibly dream to. The bodice is a custom sculpt of clay-collaged bones and flexible tubing a la Giger. The positive was cast in a semi-rigid urethane resin then scenic painted and eventually rhinestoned after adding dead-stock lace trims. While researching the making of the original Alien I read that Giger meant for the Alien to have a fleshy, transparent look and was immediately inspired to make my casts with this in mind. The crystal eyed silicone casts of my own face on the hips were painted while following along with a Stan Sinston silicone airbrushing class, so extra thanks for that! The elongated headdress features another copy of my face, stretched out while the urethane resin was still pliable. I scoured the LA fashion district for fabrics that felt elizabethan and also a little out of this world to put together the whole ensemble fit for a queen.

thank you for your consideration,

Sara Paquette
Alien Queen & Historic Figure

Some BTS making-of photos:

Jackal cosplay and elite sculpt

FunFrostbite — Mon, 04 Nov 2024 04:08:07 +0000

Monster Punk Nigel Scumbottom, leader of the Snot Goblins!

Cory Kellerson — Mon, 04 Nov 2024 04:24:55 +0000

Oi! This is Nigel Scumbottom, lead singer and guitarist of the notorious punk band, the Snot Goblins!

After numerous rewatches of Tim Martin's latex mask tutorials, I decided to throw my hat back in the ring again. I've never made gloves before, so this was a bit of a challenge. Especially because I didn't have good hand forms to work off of. Oh well.

He's a fun guy that got closer to the sketch concept than I anticipated. Gotta embrace that Snot Goblin punk eothos!

M.X.E.S.

FunFrostbite — Mon, 04 Nov 2024 03:47:26 +0000

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This is my adaptation of the character M.X.E.S. from security breach: ruin. This character is half designed by me and built entirely to represent the character. The body is airbrushed and almost completely handsewn, and everything from the waist down is designed by me.

Spring bonnie

FunFrostbite — Mon, 04 Nov 2024 03:39:45 +0000

my spring bonnie cosplay. His mouth moves with my own, the entire body is detailed and airbrushed to reflect weathering and details from both the movie and the game, there are many technical parts and the head itself has 4 individual hinges, all modelled by me. The ears bounce with each step and the stomach hatch opens as well to reveal components inside made to represent the game and it's interior details with the suit. Not only that, but the eyes light up and i stand at almost 8 feet tall in the costume. The feet are stilts, lifting my height a whole 7 inches, and the head being placed above my own stands at about 2 feet above my own head. This costume was elaborately crafted over the course of a year, with intense attention to detail and very many components inspired by not only the character, but his story. This design is my own unique one, a combination of every design made of the character put together to create one suit.

Weeping Angel

zymurgea — Sun, 03 Nov 2024 23:34:24 +0000

This year instead of wearing my polyfoam wings, I settled for a pair from Amazon, else, everything else is made from scratch (outfit, wig, etc).

Vigo the Knight Penitent from Diablo IV

Kyle D — Sun, 03 Nov 2024 23:39:48 +0000

Thanks for stopping by, this is Vigo the Knight Penitent from Blozzard’s Diablo 3.
I built this 9-10 ft tall walking Iron Maiden of a suit out of Eva foam and a couple 3D printed skulls and bones off some models I made for the shoulder
cubbies. This took me about 3-4 months to make and it now sits a fun Halloween decoration in my home but I have worn it to a few local conventions! It’s quite the monster to move around in and towers over everyone.

Self trained Voldemort mask and costume artist

Michele Di Giovanni — Sun, 03 Nov 2024 22:33:44 +0000

Obsessed by Harry Potter saga, I wanted to have a magic night at WB London studios dressed and masked as Lord Voldemort. All products I have used are by Kryolan. Hope you like it! A special moment https://youtube.com/shorts/1L1xLA1aPik?feature=shared

how I made it https://youtube.com/shorts/mj95bGyVTns?feature=shared

Childbirth with baby puppet

corbins_creatures — Sun, 03 Nov 2024 22:16:11 +0000

- This costume was a team effort between me and @sabrinathebruja (instagram)
- We sculpted the baby puppet in WED clay in 1 piece and made a 1 piece ultracal 30 mold, then casted 2 copies in mask latex.
- The back half of the puppets were fabricated with paper towels and more mask latex.
- 1 copy of the puppet was a hand puppet with moving mouth.
- 1 copy of the puppet had a vinyl tube installed in the mouth so we can simulate vomiting and smoking effects.
- Sabrina crafted a paper mache belly for her faux pregnancy look.
- We fabricated the umbilical cord with latex, doll stuffing, acrylics and perma-wet.
- The vagina was sculpted in WED clay, molded in ultracal 30, and cast in mask making latex.
- The puppets were painted with PAX paints, acrylics, airbrushed with Tim Gore’s Bloodline paints, sealed with matte medium, and glossed over the mouth and eye with 5 minute epoxy.
- We thrifted all of his outfits and purchased actual baby items as props, for his instagram account @baby_monstergy (instagram)
- Sabrina has a latex allergy so we applied the latex vagina onto the outside of spandex panties and added pantyhose ripped over the “prosthetic” to help hide the seam for a 6 hour outdoor event.
- These puppets and all the effects were created over the span of 5-7 days max.

Here is a video of the baby moving: (3rd slide on post)

https://www.instagram.com/p/DBywe5pRjPE/?igsh=Zm9iaDF1MW41bTY=

Gold, God and Glory

Carrie Phizzog — Sun, 03 Nov 2024 20:15:20 +0000

This is a body paint I created at the World Body Painting with unfounded confidence and was quickly humbled hehehe!! Who was I kidding...sure I'll do it again!! It's also worth noting that this is my first proper dabble with prosthetics. I loved the outcome overall...my Mum and 8 year old kid said they thought it was the best...I'll take that hehehe...it's a laugh innit!!

My body paint is about the British Empire (nothing too light!) in the shape of an ominous skeletal Elizabeth the 1st and all the symbols from the different cultures the British subjugated. George of Cappadocia or St George is a comment about immigration, St George our patron Saint being from modern day Turkey and the xenophobia for foreigners a lot of British people have the audacity over, a nation conquered by Angles, Saxons, Celts, Normans and Romans...what are we like!?! The collar showcases plants and other valuable resources extorted from the new world and things we've nicked and are showcasing in the British Museum...cheeky!!

Alien Siren

vittorianaifymua — Sun, 03 Nov 2024 19:39:36 +0000

Made this using dyad prosthetics

Baphomet

vittorianaifymua — Sun, 03 Nov 2024 19:25:53 +0000

Prosthetics by RBFX
Makeup by me @vittorianaifymua and @alexacantarini_fx

Purge Bunny

vittorianaifymua — Sun, 03 Nov 2024 19:23:21 +0000

Prosthetics by RBFX

Ripley’s Power Loader from Alien

MangoTango84 — Sun, 03 Nov 2024 19:08:46 +0000

I spent an insane amount of hours working on and building this 1 to 1 scale costume of the Power Loader from the first Alien. It is a stilt costume that stands at about a total height of 9-10’. It’s built primarily with construction foam backed by thin plywood. Everything is glued and screwed together. The cage is fully functional and locks into place, and I am secured by a 5-point harness. The backpack portion has a mounted battery inside that powers the spinning light on top. And alsmot all of the pistons are functional. I am wearing a matching jumpsuit with replica boots from the movie and a Ripley wig.

My clicker costume from The Last of Us

Harris_K — Sun, 03 Nov 2024 18:42:50 +0000

I worked really worked really hard on this using different techniques like making dentures, punching hair distressing clothes and adding false mold, I also used eva foam and foam clay to make the mask, it has a sound system that plays the sound bytes from the game (not shown in the pictures but the activation buttons are hidden under the bandages of my right hand and the audio is also displayed in the video), and I also made mushroom prosthetics for my neck and shoulders and a bite mark prosthetic to go on my arm out of latex (using techniques i used from this site) I did my best with a limited budget and materials, hope you all enjoy.
heres a link to a video that shows the audio system too:
https://youtube.com/shorts/TI4abA9nOo8?si=bEtM603j5DbNavXJ

Springtrap

Mariangela Kepp — Sun, 03 Nov 2024 17:56:59 +0000

Hi everyone!
Here is a Springtrap made by a 12 years old boy named Evan Abreu Kepp.
He had so much fun making it. And he had a blast on Halloween trick or treating.

1)You can see Some pictures of Evan making his own costume clicking in the next link

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DBk0-9Txyqd/?igsh=MTl3NndpOW00NmFw

2) You can see the costume done in the next link.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DBq-Mp3PBHF/?igsh=MTU1aXl4aWRoYm1kZQ==

3) Watch Evan having fun on Halloween trick or treating clicking here in the next link.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DB0XcLsx671/?igsh=cHNia2N2eTlsOW9o

MIRROR JAGUAR

Andrii Livak — Sun, 03 Nov 2024 16:11:57 +0000

Mirror Jaguar.

The beast of prey costume is made of mirrored plastic.

Zombie Doll.

Andrii Livak — Sun, 03 Nov 2024 15:52:59 +0000

https://youtube.com/shorts/83MPz1szLPI?si=VN8nWx7G0VJq0I0n Type your messageA scientist is working in an isolated laboratory when suddenly there is a security breach. A zombie - a former colleague infected with an experimental virus - breaks out of a nearby isolated area. In a panic, the researcher tries to figure out how to stop the infected, but their numbers are growing and their chances of survival are dwindling.https://youtube.com/shorts/83MPz1szLPI?si=VN8nWx7G0VJq0I0n

Alien Romulus Creation

xGoaltenderx — Sun, 03 Nov 2024 15:44:08 +0000

Nun

Lilbeartrap — Sun, 03 Nov 2024 15:27:56 +0000

The green Dragon

LordVstudio — Sun, 03 Nov 2024 13:27:17 +0000

Hi guys i'm from quebec, canada
I'm just proud of this costume because it take me a lot of work but i just had 1 week so i didnt sleep a lot this week before halloween and i didnt sleep the night before halloween.
I glue all the little scales one by one
The wings are a template of zygote brown design
My horn is my hair
I was suppose to have a latex prosthetic but it was my first try and didnt end well so i decide to do a makeup and i had just 1h left
Thanks for this contest
Have a nice day
Here a link of a little video: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/uWqOisUWgto

Elvira Mistress of the Dark ❤️

Fancy Skeleton — Mon, 28 Oct 2024 17:43:21 +0000