Makeup artist and body painter Alexys Fleming has released two makeup tutorial videos that will teach you how to transform yourself into some DC Comics vixens. I’m talking about the villainous Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy.
It’s amazing how good she is at painting all of the details and she does it on the first try every time. If I tried to paint myself in the mirror it would look like a horror story. The end results are great, especially Harley Quinn. You can find more cool tutorials on her YouTube channel.
As far as Heath Ledger Joker cosplay goes, this has got to be the best of the best. You’ll swear that you are looking at Ledger playing the villain once again. It is just amazing and uncanny.
The Joker, in this case, is actually Jesse Oliva. The photography was done by York in a Box. They obviously make a great team. This is really crazy. If only we could have seen more of Ledger’s Joker.
Cosplaying as your favorite comic book character is one thing, but it is something else entirely to become them in every detail. Canadian makeup artist Lianne Moseley knows how to transform anyone into a superhero. Dressing up can only get you so far. Changing your face is the next level.
Lianne doesn’t even need the costumes. The artist uses a variety of face paints to make it look as if her models are wearing costumes. She is bringing comic books to life. Check out her Instagram page for more.
The Martians are really invading people! We have proof. Sort of. This face is actually the work of makeup artist Maria Malone. It is a terrifyingly real Mars Attacks Martian brought to life. You can see it in action in the video below.
Just a warning though. Prepare to be terrified. At least it doesn’t carry around a ray gun and say ak ak ak!
Lilly Mähdrescher could teach the Joker a thing or two about makeup. This is Lily’s creative Batman inspired fashion makeup photo shoot. Lily did the modelling, makeup and styling. I think she totally captured the spirit of Gotham’s bad girls if they did a runway show in Arkham Asylum.
Even male characters like Mr. Freeze and The Penguin are portrayed here as female fashionistas. These looks will be all the rage among Gotham’s crazies this fall.
Here’s some cosplay you don’t see nearly often enough. A Silurian Warrior from Doctor Who. The question is this. Is she a friend or a foe of the Doctor’s? Maybe she is getting ready to battle some Sea Devils.
These awesome photos come from SuperHeroPhotos. Wow! Just wow! That makeup and costume are just excellent.
These photographs were taken on the set of the 1968 film Planet of the Apes. It’s really bizarre to see these simians just relaxing in full ape makeup between shooting scenes. These 1967 behind the scenes pictures were shot in California and show the apes smoking, eating, drinking, relaxing in the shade and doing other very human things.
It’s kind of amazing that they could do anything in those masks when not filming. They don’t even seem to mind all that much. Of course this film had a score of big name actors who were all professionals.
These fine examples of Avengers makeup for your eyelids make an amazing makeup statement. I’m not sure who the makeup artist is, but she did a fantastic job. All of the Avengers are represented here and they all look pretty sexy.
If you ever found yourself curious about comparing the makeup done to age the actors in Back To The Future than this Back to the Future vs. Reality comparison should be right up your alley. It looks like they did a pretty good job. Biff especially.
I’m glad to see that this trilogy is getting some extra attention these days.
This female Spawn cosplay looks like it was practically ripped from the pages of Spawn itself. Cosplayer Cat Huntress did an amazing job. These images and Cat herself are totally epic. I just love the lighting and the colors. Of course that costume is pretty incredible too. She has basically channeled Spawn so completely that I can’t see anyone doing it better.
“Sci-fi, horror and fantasy and comics have been a huge part of my life for as long as I can remember. I’ve always been a bit of a tomboy, found myself drawn more towards male characters and taking on male identities. Todd MacFarlane is one of my greatest artistic inspirations, I’ve been obsessed with Spawn since I was 13 and grew up watching the cartoon. What I love so much about Spawn’s character is that although his motivations are entirely self serving, you see moments of humanity shine through in his actions. We tried going for more of a cartoony feeling in the spirit of the show, the costume isn’t 100% exactly like the original Spawn costume because I wanted to do something a little different (and to be honest I was on a time constraint). And I had these amazing spiked bracers I absolutely love and take every opportunity possible to use on set!”
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