Use liquid latex to do Phantom of the Opera makeup FX

Use liquid latex to do Phantom of the Opera makeup FX

Video tutorial on how to use liquid latex to make yourself look like a character of some kind, in this case Erik, the Phantom of the Opera. This is a four part video on doing Erik Phantom of the Opera facial makeup. This is a pro FX makeup lesson. SFX is pretty easily, but follow along.

This series of videos is a companion to my written liquid latex tutorials which can be found in my deviantart gallery: http://silverdrgnbane.deviantart.com/

Part 1- Preparation
Part 2- Applying the LL
Part 3- Rigging the Nose/ Base Colors
Part 4- Shading and Final Look
Part 5- Final Words

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Creator's Site: www.youtube.com/user/SilverDrgnbane

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