July 30th, 2014
Welcome to our new series of the best resources on the web. Whether you’re looking for a new tutorial or in need of a bit of inspiration, Warpaint has rounded up some of our favourite sites and finds for impressive prosthetics.
Greg Nicotero talks The Walking Dead
Greg Nicotero talks about the thoughts and processes behind creating one of the gruesome zombies in the genre-leading show, The Walking Dead.
Return of Face Off
Face Off returned to Syfy USA last week, with a brand new judge to stir things up – Lois Burwell! Kryolan’s Facebook page has a sneak peek at some of the character designs from the first episode. Fingers crossed they start showing the newer series here in the UK soon!
Cinema Make-Up School at IMATS LA
Check out this great variety of looks created by students and teachers at the Cinema Make-Up School (where the lovely Mike Spatola teaches) at last year’s IMATS LA show. Shows are always such a great source of inspiration and talent, with incredible looks being created before your eyes.
Insta-Gore
We spotted @Horrific_Annie_FX’s and @jenwrightmakeup‘s Instagram photos and were wowed by their variety. It’s always great to see young, emerging talent.
Aussie Awesomeness with The Make-Up Effects Group
The Make-Up Effects Group is definitely worth taking a look at. With a Facebook page brimming with skilled creations for various projects, check out the Instagram account too which has some great, inventive snaps.
Twitterpated with @GortonStudio
Neill Gorton’s Studio is now on Twitter – along with great links to interviews, resources, interesting videos and pictures of what they’re working on. We like!
The Hobbit Returns
The internet has been buzzing this week with the release of the latest teaser trailer for the third Hobbit film, out later this year. Prosthetics Supervisor Tami Lane has plenty of Middle Earth experience and this one looks to be as equally spectacular in terms of visuals and creature looks.
Sea Monkey by GoldieStarling
We spotted this amazing SFX look by another Cinema Make-Up School alumni, Angie. Both her YouTube channel and Facebook page are well worth a look for fun, interesting character creations.
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