First sculpted it with regular oil clay, but just couldn’t get the porcelain smooth finish I wanted. So I made a quick alginate mold of it, ran it in plaster, and sanded it perfectly smooth. Then I was able to make a silicone mold from it, and I cast it in some type of Smooth-On plastic, though I can’t remember which one.

Rest of my costume was hand-crafted as well.

You can find our event on Instagram @TehachapiTerror, if you’re interested in seeing more photos like this!

This is my first attempt at a makeup for the Creature from Frankenstein 2025. I'm no Jacob Elordi or Mike Hill, but I'm overall happy with it how it turned out. There's definitely things I'm excited to improve on for my next try. Let me know what you think!

This was so much fun! I really loved the whole process and hopefully I can make it into a career one day. Just thought I’d share:)

I like zombies lol

Did my wife’s makeup for our couples costume as Jack and David from An American Werewolf in London.

Hey everyone, lately started doing some tests with bruises and sick skin. Any advise would be much appreciated

Mummified frozen skull and frostbitten hand 🥶

I took an anatomical training skull, removed some teeth, added latex and tissue/cotton all over for skin, sculpted some ears eyelids and nose cartilage with foam clay, added more latex, painted with Tim Gore Bloodline paint, finished with some crepe hair and a resin eyeball that I made.

The hand was a recycled prop I made a while back using an alginate casting of my own hand, repainted it and took some chunks out for more effect. ❄️❄️

Started as a clay sculpture and after being molded,it cast in latex and painted! Each feather is hand laid on.

Just got my first pot of Ben Nye scar wax and stage blood.

PS. Please forgive my nails I have a gross habit of biting them.

Hey there, this is my attempt at Count Orlok - the Makeup is done by myself and actually my second sculpt I ever did, when it comes to prosthetics. Hope you enjoy! ^{^}

First time working with a fantasy latex piece it was fun

This is my first attempt at doing bite marks does anybody have any recommendations?

Hello! So biggest body here is about 20cm or so in length - and I am hoping to create them so they look like they are trapped under someone’s skin (thinking on back or stomach) my friend who works with sfx is helping me. But quick question - should I be workibg on creating the trapped effect (as seen very roughly in image 2) or should I wait and leave it for her to try create that effect…? Also does anyone have any alternative ideas for how I could utilise these sculptures in an sfx setting or think this idea could work well? Anything I could do to make it even better? Thanks sooooooo much

Edit: I have to constantly edit my work so it’s approved by NSFw Guidelines :(((