So I may have expressed this numerous times already but I love Halloween and anything horror! This year for Halloween I wanted to do it bigger and better than ever before. I of course needed help (a lot of it!) to reach my goal.

I have been anticipating this day and am now so excited to share this finished product with you guys! And this is only the first of ‘em! I have to give Torey Haas a special shout out for collaborating with me on this project! He leads such an amazing team with everyone at MonsterBuster Entertainment and without everyone’s efforts this would not have been possible! I’m so excited and humbled by this experience. Please check out the first video: Zombie Makeup!
The kind of zombie look I was going for was one who had awoken from the dead and crawled out of her grave. She is more of a “fresh” zombie if that makes any sense haha
So here’s the low down:
List of products used:
-Urban Decay De-Slick in a Tube mattifying gel
-White Make-up Cream mixed with Make Up For Ever HD foundation in #117
-Ben Nye Camouflage and Rainbow Wheels (you most certainly can use eyeshadows/powders/eyeliners/lipsticks/etc whatever you have!)
-FaceFront matte black pressed shadow
-Black lash glue! Any kind will work but if you have latex glue that’s even better! (Just remember to manipulate it as it gets tacky to create the gashes!)
-Various brushes from Sigma Beauty, e.l.f., and Sedona Lace were used as well as a sponge wedge
Notice how I didn’t use very many products at all? Anyone can easily achieve this look!

To prepare beforehand, I did a quick trial on half of my face to mess around with the lash glue!
The hair?
I simply ratted up her hair with a teasing brush and then sprayed a little bit of Kryolan Color Spray in Gray in various parts of her hair.
The outfit?
I bought this dress at a local Goodwill and believe me my heart sank a little when I noticed that the original price tag was still on it! I was looking for a dress in a hurry and this just fit the part almost too perfectly! Since there was a half off sale I believe it turned out to be around $6. I was also a newb as far as how to distress it. I originally only had it doused in cocoa powder to imitate the look of “dirt”.

The rest was left to Ricky Hess, MonsterBuster’s very own Special FX Artist, and I thought I would quote him for those of you who may want to DIY (do it yourself) a zombie costume:
“Well, since she needed to look like she just crawled out of the ground, I figured there’s no substitute for the real deal (dirt that is!). I took a fork and roughed up a patch of earth and sprinkled a little water on it and rubbed the dress in it. Occasionally I would put a handful of dirt on the dress, fold it over, and rub it together. Mixing it up with dry dirt rubbing and wet dirt rubbing adds a little variety. Just remember that dry dirt doesn’t transfer as easily and will require a little more effort (but it adds a cool subtle effect). It only took about five minutes to do her dress.
Note: If you want to get a good shredded look, lay the dress on pavement or rough concrete. Then step on it and pull the dress through. You can also step on the dress and scrub your foot around on it for a scuffed look. This adds a realistic worn effect and only takes seconds to do. I didn’t do this for her dress because she was a fresher zombie but for older zombies, this is perfect.”
Sounds fun doesn’t it??

Once again a huge thank you to MonsterBuster Entertainment and everyone involved with this video!:
Torey Haas
Nick Lauinger
Ricky Hess
Jay Holloway
Fred Grant
Hsiang-Ming Wen
Brandon Jolley of MOBOC Productions
Morgan Drake
Ashneel Ali
Quyen Tran
Thanks to the amazing talent!
Greg Garrison (actor)
Ariel Gruczkowski (model and actress)
Last but not least the MonsterBuster Film Festival!!
I would really love it and appreciate it if you could come!
Time:
Monday, November 14 · 7:30pm – 9:30pm
Location:
Atlanta Landmark’s Midtown Art Cinema
More details to come soon! Also, stay tuned for more videos this month!






















The ladies!
Look at how blue the sky is! Ugh I swear it was just so perfect and beautiful that day!

That’s right..the Mona Lisa! You can imagine how many people were crowding around to see this one!
Josh getting his pictures taken by the amazing Rasun!

Look! Beauty products from the past 



















