Envy Seven Deadly Sins makeup tutorial

After seeing Klaire Delys series on the seven deadly sins years ago I've felt so inspired by her, but I've never gotten around to doing an original design for the seven sins, finally I got around to do it and here is the first look of the seven presented. 

Products used
Cosmica Face cream 
Pros-aide 
Moonsoon concealer palette
Nars sheer glow foundation 
Isadora foundation
Real techniques Buffer brush 
Bdellium brushes from SFX brush set 2nd collection
Kryolan Dermacolor camouflage cream
Greasepaint kryolan supracolor palette (any red grease base will do)
Ben Nye translucent powder fair
Greasepaint kryolan supracolor palette (any green grease base will do)
88 palette from bhcosmetics 
Urban Decay Naked basics 1 palette
MAC limited edition dual ended brush (C-shaped and liner)
Urban Decay primer potion original eyeshadow primer
Bdellium tools "762" small angled brush 
H&M liquid liner in “black”
MAC brush “219”
Sugarpill eyeshadow “tako”
Kryolan eyeliner “black”
Estée Lauder sumptuous waterproof mascara in “black”
Eldora false lashes “H151”
Thin artbrush
Lime crime liquid lipstick “Black velvet”
Makeup store glitter, new line dupe is “Glitter night” 
Makeupstore mixing liquid
Real techniques contour brush
Inglot sculpting powder “505”
Inglot blush “55”
MAC Creme base “Luna”
Lenses from pinkyparadise “werewolf green” https://tinyurl.com/n63vt7c (**) affilate link

Strangled corpse makeup tutorial

It's time to post this weeks video! This time I practiced some corpse makeup and decided to make a video of it. I'm trying to cover a lot of general FX and fun tutorials in the months outside of halloween and leave costumes more for this month, how do you prefer it? 

Products used 
Kryolan supracolor "406"
Ben Nye master fx wheel 
Ben Nye translucent powder
"Mesh" lenses from pinkyparadise

Haunted ghost makeup tutorial

Oh my god, I've talked through an entire video! Please let me know if you like it or if you want me to keep it the way always do it, it takes some more time to edit, but it does explain things better :) I'm not used to talking on camera, so I'm quite boring, but hopefully it will better over time, haha.. Apros the editing, it's little late because I wasn't aware how much more time talking videos needed, sorry about that! 

Inspo picture https://no.pinterest.com/pin/43093825...

Products used

Urban Decay original brightening and tightening face primer

Urban Decay original primer potion 

Pros aide to cover eyebrows

Ben Nye translucent fair powder

Kryolan supracolor "406"

Mesh lenses from

http://www.pinkyparadise.com/?Click=1... (**)

Inglot eyeshadow "382" and "357"

Slit throat SFX makeup tutorial

It's been a while since I did any gore-makeup, so I'm really feeling I'm on a roll with creating different wounds and bloody details that can really make a look come together! I'm a big fan of incorporating details like bloody nails, slit throats and other damages into a makeup design to make it really come together. The slit throat is suitable for costumes like a beheaded lady or as a part of a corpse makeup. 

I'm very happy that I've been able to keep up my videos on a regular basis once a week for five weeks now. Combined with the 100 days of makeup is has really upped my productivity as an artist and make me prioritize social media work

Victorian valentines makeup tutorial

Valentines is just around the corner and it's time to get ourselves in a romantic mood. I'm celebrating this year on my channel by incorporating some old age victorian makeup and masquerade makeup. Perfect for a masquerade party where you don't want to go around holding your mask. 

Products used

Grimas white facepaint

Urban Decay naked basics palette 1

Sugarpill white eyeshadow "tako"

Sugarpill pink eyeshadow "Dollipop"

Black eyeshadow from UD palette

MAC lipliner "Nightmoth"

Kat von D tattoo liner "Jet black"

Inglot "128" HD freedom palette blush

Estée Lauder waterproof sumptuous mascara in black

MAC lipstick in "New york apple"

Makeupstore browpencil "1" 

kryolan camouflage cream concealer

NARS Sheer glow foundation in "1"

Ben nye translucent powder "Fair"

Two faced monster makeup tutorial

This video took literally forever to edit, so here you go, a blogpost/video upload two days late, but now it's up! This is quite a longer video then usual, I would love to know if you appreciate this or think it's too long. Other then that you get to hear my crooked english in the end trying to do somewhat of an outro, which is of course very scary and fun at the same time. 

Villian makeup tutorial

I'm kicking of with some body paints for you guys, it's been a hot minute since I was in front of the camera recording, but I'm already stocking up so I'm ready! This look is the disney cartoon inspired style on my own villain makeup.

Products used

Grimas body paint white and light grey

Vice 2 palette "Smoked out", can be replaced with any black eyeshadow, silver for highlight

Sugarpill love+

Sugapill "Velocity"

Kryolan black liner

Estee laudre sumptuous waterproof mascara

Limecrime liquid lipstick "black velvet"

Lenses in style "Eclipse"

Optical illusion twisted hand makeup tutorial

I've been loving on these optical illusion body paints for ages, and as I can't really get any kind of light at this time of the year unless I'm really lucky I won't be able to do any face tutorials (Trust me, I'm keeping track on the sundown and sunlight forecast in Oslo like a maniac). But I got quite a lot of cool hand tutorials laying around so it's a good opportunity to try out some of them! I've been propping up a working light with a DIY reflector using aluminium foil and I can just about get enough cold light to shoot somewhat of an excuse of a video. Gonna try some different backgrounds on my table to get a still and better video this weekend. If you've seen some cool hand art you wan't me to recreate, make sure to pop it down below!

What have you been up to lately? I've been going back and forth between exams (which I've finished pretty much, whohoo!) if I should order the Jeffree Star green lipstick holiday collection. I can't find anything similar in either color or formula, and it's been a while since the scandals now. I'm a real advocate for second chances, separating brand and face and giving people the benefit of the doubt. And should it matter, as the brand is killing it when it comes to being cruelty free, vegan and amazing quality? Well, if I end up buying it, you'll probably see it up on my blog in a while. 

Products used 

Grimas black face paint

Kryolan old age wheel (any white cream or eyeliner will do)

Naked 2 basics palette

SFX Slit thumb makeup tutorial

Hello lovelies! As per usual I link my weekly video on youtube here on my blog, even though as I've mentioned before I'm not the most active on here because I don't have the time to keep up with a daily blog. But I do truly miss blogging, so I'm getting back to it as soon as my schedule allows it! How have you been these last weeks? I've been busy with school, life, editing and filming halloween videos and keeping up with daily tasks. So much have happened in the span of a couple of months, and Donald Trump winning the US election kind of topped the cherry of a crap year. As a norwegian inhabitant I of course hope he'll want to stay in NATO either way, but we'll see what the future brings and worry about our own lives for now. On a different note, do you have any suggestions or wishes for makeup tutorials in December? If so, leave them down below because I'm currently drawing my designs out!

Products used

Artex by kryolan (Can be replaced with nose and scarwax, 3degree, sculptgel) 

Ben Nye translucent powder in "fair"

Ben Nye master fx wheel (greasepaint)

Ben Nye thick blood

Kryolan F/X blood dark

(apply some water to the kryolan blood once applied for a more runny look) 

Be a living doll for halloween II halloween 2016

Halloween is coming closer and I wanted to do one of my own nightmares from my childhood. After seeing an especially terrifying episode of Goosebumps of a ventriloquist puppet I was forever terrified of these things. And to this day there is nothing more scary to me then these dolls. This is inspired by the classic cracked porcelain doll and the more sinister ventriloquist puppet. I chose lighter cute colors, a sad and depressed outlook and pigtails with bows for a cute and creepy look. But kept the puppet mouth which makes the ventriloquist dolls so terrifying. 

By the way, I'm working up posts for my blog, but as I'm doing quite a demanding study for these next years I probably won't be able to daily blog, give love to other creators and do youtube/instagram regularly. I'll inform you when I'm doing a regular schedule, instead of posting once a week of my youtube videos. 

Products used

Kryolan old age wheel (greasepaint) in white, peach, cold light brown 

Inglot freedomsystem concealer in "G"

Pros-aide cream (recommend a glue stick)

Ben Nye translucent powder in neutral

Grimas black face paint

Grimas white face paint

Fleur de force eyeshadow quad in "cosmic bronze"

Naked basics palette 1

Inglot freedomsystem in "M320"

Sugarpill eyeshadow "poison plum"

Sugarpill eyeshadow "tako"

Makeupstore eyeliner pencil "Snowflake"

Kat von D tattoo liner in trooper

ESTÉE LAUDER SUMPTUOUS WATERPROOF BOLD VOLUME LIFTING MASCARA BLACK

Unknown brand false lashes (dupe http://tinyurl.com/je5agah)

By the way, I'm working up posts for my blog, but as I'm doing quite a demanding study for these next years so I probably won't be able to daily blog, give love to other creators and do youtube/instagram regularly. I'll inform you when I'm heading on a more frequent schedule, instead of posting once a week of my youtube videos. 

How to become a living sketch makeup tutorial II halloween 2016

A costume for all the art lovers out there, I hope you find this weeks video inspiring and try it out for yourself. This is definitely one of the more creative costumes out there if you like taking it all out, and is a fun twist of the classic black and white makeup. You can add on a black wig, a black dress, some grey lenses and a pair of black shoes, and you're good to go as a sexy drawing. 
And the very best part of this costume? It requires nearly no materials, and you can use a mix of regular cosmetics and cheap halloween store products. I will recommend you getting the products I use as I know they're fit for this use, but it's not necessary. 


Products 
Eulenspiegel clown face paint in white
Grimas black water activated paint
Makeupstore eyeliner in "snowflake"
Ben Nye translucent powder in neutral (I forgot this step, but use a white translucent powder if wearing this for longer then 1 hour)
Sugarpill "tako" (Any white matte eyeshadow will do)
Brown hairspray (should be black, or have a wig)
Eldora false lashes in M108
Urban Decay eyeliner from a limited edition package, any long lasting black water liner will do. 

Ringmaster clown burton style makeup tutorial II Halloween 2016

 

Halloween is coming around, and of course I had to do something Burton inspired. I want a good mix of scary and less scary tutorials, so you have a lot to choose from at halloween. I've actually already done this look before, at last halloween, but I didn't film it because it was too dark out. But I did absolutely love it and I knew I wanted to show you this, and I've saved it until this year. What is so fun about re-creating a look I did a year ago is that I can so clearly see improvement and how my art style has changed during a year. This look is inspired by Tim Burton, Michael Hussar and vintage candy shops. The style is clearly burtonesque, but the nose shading, lip shading and cheek shading is inspired by Hussars painting style. And I can reveal that later this October I'm doing a more directly Hussar inspired look, but I need to finish sketching it out first. 






Products used

White body paint 

Black bodypaint from Kryolan

Naked 2 basics palette (Crave, Faint)

Urban Decay face primer 

Kryolan dermaflage concealer (this is what I had at hand, but use whatever you have available)

Sugarpill "Tako"

Sugarpill "Buttercupcake"

Sugarpill "Flamepoint"

Sugarpill "Dollipop"
Sugarpill "Poison Plum"
Sugarpill "Velocity" 

Sugarpill "Bulletproof"

Sugarpill "Acidberry"
Sugarpill "Love plus"

Kat von D tatto liner in black
MAC Lipstick Arianda grande viva glam collection (any dark plum lipstick will do) (MAC lipliner in currant is a good dupe for the color) 
Eldora false lashes "D162"
Estée Lauder waterproof black mascara 
Powder any cream makeup if you're wearing this for a while

Gouged eye SFX tutorial II Halloween tutorials 2016

We're nearing halloween and I've been filming and sketching for you guys all summer, so get ready for one crazy month. The videos will be uploaded either Wednesday or Friday and will be a mix of body paints and prosthetics. This look was inspired by the gouged out eye that goes around Pinterest every year in October, so I wanted to do my little twist on it. 



The process is simplified so that most people can get a good result without much skill. As you can tell I didn't want a super neat application, this is because most people won't know how to properly apply prosthetics, and it shows how to blend in any errors so that it looks believable on a party, as a cosplay or wherever you want to wear this look. 

Products used

For prosthetics:
Nose wax from Ben Nye

Vaseline

Plastic wrap

Moisturizer

Ben Nye grease paint wheel in "master fx bruise"

Kryolan sealer

PS Composites bald cap plastic (can be replaced with glaztan, liquid latex and other similar alternatives)

Ben Nye powder in fair

For appliance:

Prosthetic

NARS Sheer Glow foundation 1.

Ben nye powder

Makeupstore brow pencil nr 1

Prosthetic glue (Pro-key neils materials, pros-aide, etc.)

Eyebrow block or glue down (with a standard glue stick) your eyebrows to protect them

Pros-aide cream (Can also use liquid latex and bondo), smear it out with a q-tip

Bloody marvelous dark gel blood

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I am a material snob

After neglecting my liquid latex and wax for a long time, I've realized I've become a material snob and that I as many other special effects artist absolutely hate it. It sticks everywhere, it doesn't lay nice and looks over all very fake. Of course there is better latex then the kryolan one, I haven't had as much trouble with the Mehron latex, but jeez, I think I have to do the rest of the 100 days of makeup challenge with prosthetics. I do not like the look of this, but it's okay enough as a part of 100 makeups. 

The thought behind this is anatomy study, so it's anatomically correct, and it is an operation wound where the flap of skin is removed for full vision and is going to be sewn on again.

But I do now know what happened to the girl who did seamless work with latex and wax, did she switch materials, or do she loose the grip so quickly? 

Nonetheless, I'm now at the level that I am abandoning cheaper materials, which means more work for me on the 100 days challenge. 

Exposed phalange SFX makeup

I've been so into gore makeup again lately, it's liberating to play around with anatomy and things I am good at lately. This makeup was actually created using latex and scar wax, which is a while since I've dealt with, but it was great to work with that texture again even though it looks a bit faker then prosthetics. And I think I will be filming a tutorial for this tomorrow, so stay tuned! 

Products used

Ben Nye scar wax "fair"

Mehron Spiritgum
Ben Nye scar wax "simulated bone"

Kryolan liquid latex

Ben Nye "severe exposure" wheel

Ben nye "master FX bruise" wheel 

Bloody marvelous dark thick liquid blood

Ben nye translucent powder

Vaseline

Today's shenanegans

Lately I've been working on a big project for myself, and we finally shot the pictures for that project today. We'll do another round to test a different look, but these are also very cool. Now, I'll publish the finished looks later next month, and if you want to be the first to see the finished result, then head over to instagram where I'm doing #100daysofmakeup. 

Anyhow, this day was just crazy and flew by, we only had one hour before I had to run to work and do a two hour shift, and then getting back and finish up the makeup before five of clock, then photograph it and remove it in an hour. You can hear why we're doing another run of this and test a different feel for the makeup. But despite of the stress, we had a lot of fun, we devoured a much needed pizza and both my photographer and model who volunteered help me was very patient and lovely, I love my friends <3

That was all I had for you today, welcome back tomorrow for a more fulfilling post, where I'm not soaked in alcohol activated paint, latex and bald cap plastic and it's not 10 pm .. 

Wolf scratch wound SFX makeup tutorial video

Hello! It was about time to upload some gore again! In this video I've used sculpt gel which is quite a expensive material, but you can switch over to wax and liquid latex for the same effect. You use sculpt gel by mixing equal parts of A and B together, be sure not to cross-contaminate the jars! 

Products used
Barry M Red eye kohl
Kryolan artex (sculpt gel)
Skin illustrator FX palette (can be traded with ben nye master fx bruise wheel, which has the same colors in grease paint for a cheaper option)
Skin illustrator original palette (Can be changed with water and food coloring) 
Ben Nye translucent powder and baby powder
Bloody Marvelous thick dark fake blood
Kryolan FX liquid dark aged blood

Sorry for the bad screenshots, I forgot to take pictures, I was in a hurry!

Sketching upcoming series

Sketching out and planning future looks is crucial in a well thought out character design, even though I'm not the greatest artist this will still give me a reference point when I am applying the makeup, which colors I need and if any prosthetics or other supplies are necessary. This particular design is a alien series I got coming up, but I want a few more sketches and supplies before I dig into this. And as you can see from the picture this is the planet Uranus, I'm still not sure if I should wait until I have access to an airbrush or if I should do it it bodypaint. 

The Joker makeup tutorial

I just had to upload this, but I am currently studying for a test, so I hope you like this tutorial, let me know if you have any questions in the comments! 

Saturdays occupation

Weekends are the perfect time to unwind, relax and work on different projects, I'm currently making a nose mould for a witch look I got going on. And I know my cast is ugly, it's quite worn, so this will probably be it's last use before tossing it and making a new cast to work on. I'm thinking about making a sculpture over it (with clean, unused clay) and use it as an art piece, I haven't decided completely yet. Anyways, this sculpt isn't finished just yet, it still need some final touches, but the shape is in now. Have you been working on any creative projects lately?