Prosthetics can turn people into anything, from the fantastical to just other real-life people. But the ways that makeup designers create pieces, especially to change a face, are really where the art ...

BYU professor and special effects artist Jennine Hollingshaus teaches students how makeup goes beyond products, transforming faces to communicate and tell powerful stories. TMA 367 is a film makeup ...

In order to make a historical film believable, getting the hair and makeup right is vital. That's why a movie's beauty team will spend hours researching, designing, and planning how they can execute ...

“I’ve seen what beauty can do for an emotional spirit and sometimes that can be everything,” says Selma Blair over Zoom. “There’s many other facets to show yourself besides makeup but it can be an ...

Fri, November 7, 2025 at 2:30 PM UTC In addition to 19th century period portraiture, del Toro was primarily influenced by the gothic design of Bernie Wrightson's illustrated Frankenstein (1983), which ...

For Halloween, some makeup artists create optical illusion designs that warrant a double take. A popular method is using body paint to create the effect of negative space — making it appear that body ...

Linda Dowds, who provided the Oscar-nominated makeup design for “The Eyes of Tammy Faye,” breaks down Jessica Chastain’s transformation and how replicating a real-life person takes “a lot of research, ...

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Kalyne Coleman is 'Jaja's African Hair Braiding'; (inset) Annaleigh Ashford in 'Sweeney Todd' Matthew Murphy and Evan Zimmerman Next month, when the 2024 Tony Awards for excellence in Broadway theater ...

And yet, there is not, nor has there ever been, one definitive Klingon makeup design. Despite fan uproar practically every time a substantive change is made to the craggy foreheads and wispy beards of ...

Makeup designers Kazu Hiro, Mike Hill, and Dave Elsey tell IndieWire how even just small applications can transform an actor's appearance. Prosthetics can turn people into anything, from the ...