My makeup skills

[Dr. V]

I put some horns on my neice tonight for a party I wasn't invited to. I guess it's just as well. Anyway, I think I did a pretty good job.

http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b58/Volshurawitz/Mandydemon.jpg

http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b58/Volshurawitz/MandyDemom2.jpg

[DamnthatDavid]

yer niece ain't hot. >:

[Dr. V]

I told you she wasnt, but nooooooooooo you just kept on bugging me.

[Sethomas]

The blood on her cheek and nose looks poorly photoshopped.

[Dr. V]

So do u but we dont say anything.

[Sethomas]

Like, seriously, ouch. Seriously.

[Dr. V]

I know. I'm so witty. But in all seriousness, you can possibly think that's photoshop.

[Sethomas]

And according to the Cartesian/Kantian ontological model, I can prove God's existence just by thinking about Him. Is it sorta like that?

[Dr. V]

Huh?

[Immortal Goat]

I don't think it looks photoshopped, but the cheek blood looks kinda... bad. The horns are definitely the highpoint of that makeup job. Everything above the nose is good, on and below not so much.

[Dr. V]

The blood dripped, it wasnt intentional.

[Immortal Goat]

That would explain it. I thought it looked like just some arbitrary drips, and I was right. So you did alright after all.

[Dr. V]

Yay! I wonder where you learn to actually do stuff like that. Like the stuff Tom Savini does. That'd be an awesome job.

[Dixie]

He has a school I think in LA where he teaches Special Effects Make up. There's an awesome monthly magazine called MAKE-UP FX (I think that's the name) that shows alot of it too, they mainly focus on horror movie make up. It's a really cool point of reference, really easy to learn and it can give you some really great ideas for next time!

[Mike]

OH Jesus it's the daughter of Uncle Fester.