Oct 4, 2019
Michael C. Hall aka “Kaleidoscope”, singer of the band “Princess Goes To The Butterfly Museum” on Monday, September 30.
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Michael C. Hall aka “Kaleidoscope”, singer of the band “Princess Goes To The Butterfly Museum” on Monday, September 30.
#SaturdaySpecial! Paul Gierucki is treating us with some treasures at the upcoming 25th annual Buster Keaton convention & shared this little beauty: Roscoe Arbuckle's personal vaudeville makeup case!
We’ll be reminding you from now until the big day as to what you’ve got to look forward to at the Keaton event of the year & will be covering live across social media 4th-7th October busterkeaton.org/convention
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Ah, Andy Black (AKA Andy Biersack, Andy Sixx) makes it to our list. He isn’t well known in the majority community. But those of you with a punk rock side should know him. Lead singer of the band Black Veil Brides, but also has a few solo performances.
This man was probably one of my first real celebrity crushes, back when his face was covered in stage make up and he was singing ‘Knives and Pens’ in a white room. There was no better way to start my middle school years. As he has aged, he has only gotten more and more handsome and I hope it stays that way.
With the voice and looks of an angel, he is sure to occupy someones dreams.
I was going through my old photos and can't remember if I ever posted any of these here. Some of my final projects from stage make up back in 2017.
Makeup timelapse and tutorial/commentary on the creation of the stiched zombie (in case you have ever wanted to look like a member of the undead and/or get fake blood everywhere.)
Well, last night was interesting.
This was the first time I’ve ever used latex with this much paint, so I was expecting a total disaster.
For anyone wondering how I did this. I tore up a whole lot of tissue paper and layered it with the latex to to build up the ‘tear’ around my face and neck. Let it dry. Paint it white.
I actually did the robot makeup AFTER the latex. Which isn’t usually done (as it’s difficult to avoid the latex with the paint brush.) But I managed it.
This was Mehron liquid latex (and their silver paint.) The rest was Snazaroo and three hours of worth of patience.