Zombie SFX Look

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Bash H.

Jun 21, 2014

Bash H.

Hi!

So, this is another look I did for the Arts Exhibition. Other than red and green face paints, I used tissue and school craft glue (Yikes!) to create the wounds.

So...what do you think? 

:)

Sana A.

Jun 21, 2014

Sana A.

good job!!

Nazaret Q.

Jun 21, 2014

Nazaret Q.

Looks good! :)

Chelsea V.

Jun 21, 2014

Chelsea V.

Needs a bit more 'rotting', blood and maybe an infected looking open wound.

Gypsy S.

Jun 21, 2014

Gypsy S.

I have to say I agree with Jacqueline on this one babes. Everything she has listed is exactly what I think of when it comes to zombies. It's about death and decay. There are sooooo many cool things you can do with it. From hollowed out cheeks to making it look like he got one ripped off. I love that you are doing horror sfx, I'm HUGE gore nerd..I literally live for that stuff. So I can be pretty picky lol Keep working on it love and please take Jacqueline's advice & suggestions. The chic knows her stuff😉

Bash H.

Jun 22, 2014

Bash H.

Thank you, thank you, thank you! That is so much help, Jacqueline. I tried my best as I am really new at SFX-type makeup and only was recently able to try it out. So thank you so much for the advice, I will definitely use it the next time I do a zombie look. (Which I hope is soon cause you made is sooooooo much more amazing!) :D.

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