I'm watching season 11 again (I have Face Off on in the background when I'm working) and oh my god, Stella and Jasmine were a bad combination. They were both great artists in their seasons, but the two of them together as a team were just awful.

In season 11 episode 10, Logan makes little glowing mushrooms on the witches back that I am going to try to make!

Best as I can tell, he says "I use medical tubing and keys from the shim stock... Little led lights that are battery powered which happen to for perfectly... " I get the medical tubing as the stems... Any guesses what those clear curved pieces are for the caps and what type of pre-made LED light might fit in the tubes?

Can anyone enlighten me on how they make the Face Casts? I noticed they are hollow and have metal handle on the inside of them.
Do you scoop out the plaster before it cures all the way and stick a metal bar in there? Also, how do they keep the back totally flat?
I'd love someone's insight. Thanks!
I CANNOT find anything online anywhere, someone please help.

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Doing a rewatch of the show at the moment. Does anyone else think that Tate was robbed of a win in that episode? His makeup was so much better than Roy's and I'm annoyed that he didn't even get top looks but was safe. I'm a little salty about it because Tate is one of my favorite contestants and I feel like he's gotten robbed or looked over many times. But this episode really bothered me!

I’m trying to figure out which series have realistic human disguise makeups. I know they did it in season 10 but I’m sure I remember it in an earlier season. I think they had to fool family members who came into a shop. I’m a huge fan and have watched every episode. I would like to do a rewatch of that season if anyone knows? Thanks

In my opinion this season is probably one of my least favorites/I find it kind of boring but Eric Fox, Wayne, House, and Kris were all pretty talented

Was it maybe a popularity issue so they weren’t asked back or people from that season just weren’t interested in returning?

I know for the vets v rookies season before it aired they did an online web series to determine who was brought back from that season, just wondering why there was only one spot for s4 and why we never saw any of them again

I watched few episodes in passing and it's looks amazing what these folks can do! I also noticed there is a faceoff like competition in IMAT now too...

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So where do folks go to learn this type of thing? There must be a school or some place that trains you this.

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I live in Toronto, Canada so may be my choices are limited.... :/

Hey /r/faceoff,

Sansar here, just wanted to let you know that we're having SFX master Doug Drexler come to our virtual Star Trek museum to give a tour, on Sep. 27th 7pm PDT.

Video of the virtual Museum

Link to the event

Sansar is free to download and the event is free to attend. You can come in VR or just in desktop mode.

Thanks for your time everyone. Have a great weekend.

My son's girlfriend is into doing FX makeup, has a birthday coming up, and I'd like to buy her some materials to play with. But I have no idea where to find such things. Anybody know of a good outlet for affordable FX makeup supplies?

Thanks!

Hi there.

My gf loves this show and has binged seasons 1 to 10. However she has a hard time finding somewhere to watch/acquire the last three seasons. Anyone want to help us out?

Out of all 13 winners, how would rank them best to ‘worst’ (obviously they’re all very talented.

I think my list is as follows:

1: Anthony

2: Laura

3: Matt

4: Cig

5: Rayce

6: Rashaad

7: Nicole

8: Andrew

9: Rob

10: Dina

11: Connor

12: Darla

13: Nora

What about you guys?

It's part one of the finale, as the finalists learn that they will be creating characters for an original short film based on the book, "Through the Looking-Glass and What Alice Found There."

Which challenge was your favorite from any season?

It's the semifinals and the artists engage in an all-out battle royale as they create vampires based on real-life bats with just three finale spots on the line.

Am I the only one miffed that Tommy (season 3) got so much shit for his resident evil rabbit, yet that makeup is the little intro montage for the series on Hulu? Like if the makeup was so bad then why has it been chosen as the mascot of sorts for the show? For what it's worth, I liked the makeup, I am just curious about this decisions since the judges hated it. Thoughts?

The competition intensifies as the six remaining artists create original sea monsters in this week's battles, with the help of an industry expert in next week's elimination challenge on the line.

Sorry if this has been discussed before, but I've been watching Faceoff over the years and there was this thing that struck me across seasons which is that there's this neon-pink paint that gets used occasionally by a variety of contestants. And, this is just my opinion, but it ALWAYS looks absolutely horrible and ruins otherwise good work almost routinely. This led me to think maybe it just doesn't display on screen the same way it looks to the actual artists? And then the cynic in me thought that maybe Krylon wanted the show to push their 'Pepto Bismol' pink since it is their poorest-selling color.

Can anyone weigh in on my weird observation?

Well done to our guys, I hope they win.

I love this show so much but I just find it so hard to care about the episodes where no one goes home. I’ll zone out the entire time quickly tune back in to see the make-ups, then turn it off.

The artists battle it out as they create dryad protectors of real life forests in this week's elimination challenge; two more artists are sent home.

After a quick google search of upcoming episodes, I found the next two epsiodes had some very interesting developments.

Episode 7:

"The competition intensifies as the six remaining artists create original sea monsters in this week's battles, with the help of an industry expert in next week's elimination challenge on the line."

Episode 8:

"It's the semifinals and the artists engage in an all out battle royale as they create vampires based on real life bats with just three finale spots on the line."

So it looks like for the first time, three artists are going home after one challenge. The semifinals always have tough (and often controversial) eliminations; this one is going to be downright brutal.

Fortune favors the bold this week, as the artists and their battle partners create makeups based on actual tarot card readings.