My name is Kiana Jones, I usually go by Freakmo online. I'm an artist from Perth, Western Australia who has done my undergraduate, honours, and am now completing a PhD in visual art.
In terms of makeup I am self-taught, and I love gore and simulated injury the most (as I'm sure you will quickly learn from browsing my channel). I'm obsessed with details, and always aim for highly realistic makeup, getting everything anatomically correct, while making it fun and safe.
I cover a range of materials and techniques, from beginner through to advanced, so don't be shy if you're totally new to fx. Get your Freak on. Subscribe now!
If you want to send me an email, best way is to get in touch on FB chat, or to my Gmail account. RU-vid's message service has not been getting messages to me. Links for other social media below.
Jason Devlin, the main villain from one of my stories, _Raccoons of the Forest,_ has a blind eye and scar from a magpie attack. His baseball cap and brown overalls both have skulls and crossbones stitched on them.
If you can't afford alcohol based paints, copics will do at a stretch but probably better for your skin is non-toxic water-based markers. Using water on a bit of clear or white plastic you can pretty easily mix tones and washes. The only downside, of course, is that your bruise work can be easily washed off with water, which may also be a plus, depending on how you see it, but it's not recommended for screen or stage as anything with bright lights will make actors sweat which, if you're dealing with anything water based, will make your work run and drip.
Love the tutorial but I was bummed when I looked for a description to see what type of makeup was used for this. I have my standard Halloween cream makeup as well as alcohol paint s but not the best idea to be using alcohol so close to the eyes lol.
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