The Mummy (2017) stunt double recreation. Wig was applied and front of the artists hair was coloured to match. All face tattoos were hand drawn on by myself using alcohol activated paints.
A demon themed horror shoot. The skin was made paler using a mixture of white grease paint and white powder. A range of bloods were used here for different textures as well as eye-safe blood for a really shocking effect. Dried blood was laid down as a base for running blood to go over.
Full skull face makeup done for a festival. The look was created using a basic mix of black eyeshadow and eyeliner. Highlighting with white concealer and white eyeshadow. This look was based off the ‘Misfits’ skull logo,
This wound was created using an on skin silicone. The knife was propped up from behind and shot in such a way that it wouldn’t be seen (due to the knife being so heavy and not a prop knife) Different bloods including eye safe blood were used to run down the artists face.
These 3 effects were all created using mould-able on skin silicone. The wound was based of a clean cut with a knife or similar. From immediately after the cut was made, to being stitched up, to having stitches out and a healing scar.
A recreation of a anaphylaxis rash done for a bee sting (#don’triskthesting) awareness ad. The rash was created using on skin silicone and moulded to a medical grade standard appearance.
A leg stab wound created using on skin silicone. The inspiration for this makeup was from on explosion or debris from an explosion and landing in the artists leg. Makeup was done for just after impact, so minimal redness/bruising around the wound, but lots of fresh blood.
This graze was created using a combination of scab/thick blood and dried blood. The bruise that surrounds the graze was done using very thin layers of alcohol activated paints to build up colour.
This light bruising was created using layers of alcohol activated paints dotted on randomly to build up colours and areas of purple and yellow.
A silicone prosthetic applied and coloured by me. Thicker bloods were used inside the wound to create texture and clotted blood. Thinner more runny blood was used for the smudged blood around the edges.
Georgia Hobbs 