Overview. In this makeup effects tutorial video, we create a Halloween zombie character using Smooth-On's Ultimate Zombie Kit. The Ultimate Zombie Kit includes everything you need to create realistic zombie effects with the same silicone used by Hollywood makeup experts. Perfect for zombie walks or quick Halloween costumes.
01:33 – Change skin tones using adjustment layers. 03:45 – Transform and mask a skull. 07:00 – Use textures to create damaged flesh. 14:25 – Create the zombie’s teeth. 16:50 – Add a scary background. 17:05 – Create mist and fog using images of smoke. 18:43 – Create a vignette using the brush tool.
Mix some cereal (Fuller’s using sugar frosted flakes) and latex in a paper cup. This will be used to give your model “a severe case of zombie eczema.”. (Ordonez thoroughly mixes a combination of cereal and latex as she and Fuller get ready to take Bosch's look to the next level.)
Cover the entire thing with paper mache, about 3 layers worth. Make sure to let it dry between each coat. Then add paper towel over top where there is skin. Dip the paper towel in a glue mix ( 60% Elmer white glue 40% water) you can pinch the paper towel to make bites or veins. For finer detail use toilet paper.
Zombies need not be disgusting, rotting undead creatures that only spook and terrify on Halloween. If you want to go as a zombie this year but don't care for the whole rotting skin bit then check out this tutorial for creating a prettier zombie look. White as death skin, purple cheekbone contour, and sunken black eyes make this look as scary as it is beautiful.
Most of the colors I never use for anything other than Halloween. I smudged black and gray around his eyes, under his cheekbones, and along the neck muscles and clavicle. After that I just started brushing on the grays and greens and blending them with a big powder brush. My go to brushes are by EcoTools. Halloween Face Makeup Kit. This Halloween Face Makeup Kit is perfect for Halloween makeup, and for those makeup days during festivals, or for cosplay makeup, Day of the Dead makeup, Costume Makeup, Stage Makeup, Vampire Makeup, Zombie Make Up, and more. Premium Quality. Child Safe: Non-Toxic. Meet US toy standards. Safety test approved. Tease your pony as full as you can. Now spray white coloured hairspray lightly over the hair creating a ghostly white shade. This is not a necessity for the undead Zombie costume but it really does make the hair pop. Add a huge flower, a bow or whatever you think matches the Undead look you want to achieve. STEP 5. (The zombie tiger named Valentine roams what is left of Las Vegas. Image courtesy Netflix.) SPOILER! You knew Martin the 'evil corporate guy' was going to get it…and does he! The filmmakers used a combination of the actor Garret Dillahunt, a stunt performer, and a digital zombie tiger to create the violent death scene. Step 3: Add Depth with Contouring. To add depth and dimension to your zombie look, use contouring techniques. Take a gray eyeshadow or face paint and apply it along the hollows of your cheeks and temples. Blend it outwards towards your hairline for that sunken-in appearance.
Her zombie face makeup was all about focusing on the lower section of the face and down; her lips, jawline, and neck appeared particularly gruesome. But West still used the baking technique on her
