Zombie Costume/Makeup!
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Aug. 25th, 2007 | 10:33 am
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OK, lots of people have been asking about makeup & costumes....
I've compiled a directory of stuff to get you re-animated without spending a fortune.
Just make sure you leave yourself plenty of time to gorify and clean up the mess!
For makeup this site rocks and it's cheap. I just discovered it! Order now and get some practice before you Zombiewalk! http://www.dearbloodymary.com/makeup_pr oducts.html
Good make-up tips once you get by the ads for their stuff....
http://www.halloweenonlinemagazine.c om/makeup/zombie1-1.html
AWESOME! They made a burnt hand with skin showing out of asparagus and
telephone parts; the compound fracture is SICK; not all the links work though
http://zombies.tomwalsham.com/costume.h tml
From the Goodwill Thrift Store site:
http://www.austingoodwill.org/crs/hallo ween/halloween_costumesp2.html
Near the bottom of the page is the all important "how to make fake
intestines"......and I love their "don't sew?" tip
http://www.costumeideazone.com/CIZ/T ips.aspx
The tip at the bottom of the page is good for peeling zombie flesh made from kitchen items:
http://www.meadowbrookpress.com/news.as px?nid=155
Anyone got $3500 bucks? holee crap...
http://www.gore-galore.com/costumes.htm l
Nerd alert!
http://www.alleycatscratch.com/lotr/Lea ther/DistressLeather.htm\
SF zombie party-
http://laughingsquid.com/2005/07/31/jac ob-appelbaums-zombie-photos/
http://www.eatbrains.com/
And here is my short list of suggestions for Seattle folks:
1. Making a trip to Display & Costume in Northgate will be worth your while. Get some whitening face paint, black grease paint, bruise colored eyeshadows and black eyeliner to start with.
2. Oatmeal and liquid latex works wonders.
3. Food coloring and corn syrup makes convincing blood, but sticky. However, it is also tasty.
4. It looks great to tease out you hair if it is long. Sprinkle some leaves in it!
5. Value Village - but I'm sure it's hardly necessary to mention that.
Zombie Costume for Men-
What you need: Old wool blazer (mens), Scissors, Black turtleneck, Black Pants, Hair spray/Coloured hair spray, Face paint (white, grey and black)
What you do:
1. Go to a local thrift store and find an old men's wool blazer.
2. Hack holes in the sweater (carefully) with a pair of scissors, then machine wash the sweater (the washing will increase the size and wear of the holes).
3. Wear and old black turtleneck under the hacked up sweater, along with and old pair of pants (you can also hack up the pants and turtleneck if you wish)
4. Use gel or hair spray to tangle up their hair, or add colored sprays.
5. Start painting the face using white for a base coat and adding grays and blacks to it to get a mottled effect. Apply dark colors around or under the eyes.
6. Options Using fake costume skin you can add layers of skin hanging off face and neck. Fake blood can also add creepy touches to a zombie costume.
For Gals.....remember you can be a dead version of a receptionist, cheerleader, nurse jogger etc.
check out: http://www.zombiepinups.com just for fun!
Be creative with your costume, but remember that you will be the most convincing looking if you look like an un-dead version of who you normally are.
How's that for brain food!
-Cleozombie

I've compiled a directory of stuff to get you re-animated without spending a fortune.
Just make sure you leave yourself plenty of time to gorify and clean up the mess!
For makeup this site rocks and it's cheap. I just discovered it! Order now and get some practice before you Zombiewalk! http://www.dearbloodymary.com/makeup_pr
Good make-up tips once you get by the ads for their stuff....
http://www.halloweenonlinemagazine.c
AWESOME! They made a burnt hand with skin showing out of asparagus and
telephone parts; the compound fracture is SICK; not all the links work though
http://zombies.tomwalsham.com/costume.h
From the Goodwill Thrift Store site:
http://www.austingoodwill.org/crs/hallo
Near the bottom of the page is the all important "how to make fake
intestines"......and I love their "don't sew?" tip
http://www.costumeideazone.com/CIZ/T
The tip at the bottom of the page is good for peeling zombie flesh made from kitchen items:
http://www.meadowbrookpress.com/news.as
Anyone got $3500 bucks? holee crap...
http://www.gore-galore.com/costumes.htm
Nerd alert!
http://www.alleycatscratch.com/lotr/Lea
SF zombie party-
http://laughingsquid.com/2005/07/31/jac
http://www.eatbrains.com/
And here is my short list of suggestions for Seattle folks:
1. Making a trip to Display & Costume in Northgate will be worth your while. Get some whitening face paint, black grease paint, bruise colored eyeshadows and black eyeliner to start with.
2. Oatmeal and liquid latex works wonders.
3. Food coloring and corn syrup makes convincing blood, but sticky. However, it is also tasty.
4. It looks great to tease out you hair if it is long. Sprinkle some leaves in it!
5. Value Village - but I'm sure it's hardly necessary to mention that.
Zombie Costume for Men-
What you need: Old wool blazer (mens), Scissors, Black turtleneck, Black Pants, Hair spray/Coloured hair spray, Face paint (white, grey and black)
What you do:
1. Go to a local thrift store and find an old men's wool blazer.
2. Hack holes in the sweater (carefully) with a pair of scissors, then machine wash the sweater (the washing will increase the size and wear of the holes).
3. Wear and old black turtleneck under the hacked up sweater, along with and old pair of pants (you can also hack up the pants and turtleneck if you wish)
4. Use gel or hair spray to tangle up their hair, or add colored sprays.
5. Start painting the face using white for a base coat and adding grays and blacks to it to get a mottled effect. Apply dark colors around or under the eyes.
6. Options Using fake costume skin you can add layers of skin hanging off face and neck. Fake blood can also add creepy touches to a zombie costume.
For Gals.....remember you can be a dead version of a receptionist, cheerleader, nurse jogger etc.
check out: http://www.zombiepinups.com just for fun!
Be creative with your costume, but remember that you will be the most convincing looking if you look like an un-dead version of who you normally are.
How's that for brain food!
-Cleozombie

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tarzanfan
date: Oct. 14th, 2005 05:58 pm (UTC)
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LOVE IT!!!!!
from: anonymous
date: Oct. 14th, 2005 09:18 pm (UTC)
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I am not dressing up, cause I want to be eaten!!!
How do you volunteer to be eaten??
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Re: LOVE IT!!!!!
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cleozombie
date: Oct. 15th, 2005 12:41 am (UTC)
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Check the section for "people who want to attend Zombie Walk but don't want to be Zombies" for more ideas.
Later, you tasty morsel you!
-CleoZombie
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BLAAARRRRGHH@!!!
from:
buckminster
date: Oct. 14th, 2005 10:31 pm (UTC)
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"Traditionally, Zombies are more tropical"
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the_dirty_bunny
date: Oct. 15th, 2005 07:03 pm (UTC)
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Looks like I'll be making it to the Ballard walk today, after all. Zombie walk in the afternoon, run home, eat dinner (brains, of course), change into super-bunny costume, head out the Twilight. Is there any better way to spend the day? If there is, I bet it's illegal.
And did your notice that Sci-Fi network is debuting the new 'Return of the Living Dead: Rave from the Grave' movie at 9pm tonite? It's preceded by (my personal favorite ROTLD movie) Return of the Living Dead 3, Return of the Living Dead: Necropolis, and Day of the Dead. What a day to be a zombie!
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Great Walk ...
from: anonymous
date: Oct. 16th, 2005 01:24 am (UTC)
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Ballard Walk Photos
from: anonymous
date: Oct. 16th, 2005 03:05 am (UTC)
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http://flickr.com/photos/pscroggs/
The next zombiewalk is on the 29th in Fremont.
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Zombie walk PDX
from:
satans_lackey
date: Oct. 16th, 2005 05:36 am (UTC)
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http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Zombiewal
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zombiewalk!
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bonus_features
date: Oct. 16th, 2005 09:21 am (UTC)
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i put some photos up in my journal, hope the after party went well.
thanks again!
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Costume Ideas for zombie Men
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cleozombie
date: Oct. 24th, 2005 07:12 pm (UTC)
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What you need: Old wool blazer (mens), Scissors, Black turtleneck, Black Pants, Hair spray/Coloured hair spray, Face paint (white, grey and black and bruise colored eyeshadows)
What you do:
1. Go to a local thrift store and find an old men's wool blazer.
2. Hack holes in the sweater (carefully) with a pair of scissors, then machine wash the sweater (the washing will increase the size and wear of the holes).
3. Wear and old black turtleneck under the hacked up sweater, along with and old pair of pants (you can also hack up the pants and turtleneck if you wish)
4. Use gel or hair spray to tangle up their hair, or add colored sprays.
5. Start painting the face using white for a base coat and adding grays and blacks to it to get a mottled effect. Apply dark colors around or under the eyes.
6. Most important…practice the zombie walk and the zombie moan….uhhhhhhh.
*Options
Using fake costume skin (Liquid Latex from Display and Costume) you can add layers of skin hanging off face and neck. Fake blood can also add creepy touches to a zombie costume.
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ink_remix
date: Oct. 18th, 2006 03:48 am (UTC)
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:]trisha
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Think about when you'd be most likely to become a Zombie.....
from: anonymous
date: Oct. 24th, 2006 05:39 am (UTC)
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gorify
from: anonymous
date: Feb. 5th, 2008 06:01 am (UTC)
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I will also be uploading some makeup applications demo videos and secret tips from professional FX makeup artsits like myself and others.
www.gorify.com
Happy rotting,
Teresa Fahs
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gorify
from: anonymous
date: Feb. 5th, 2008 06:02 am (UTC)
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I will also be uploading some makeup applications demo videos and secret tips from professional FX makeup artists like myself and others.
www.gorify.com
Happy rotting,
Teresa Fahs
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A picture that can stimulate hunger is a delight!
from: anonymous
date: Dec. 30th, 2008 07:51 pm (UTC)
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As Headmaster of the house it is my job to find webpages that our residents can view and enjoy any news, blogs, arguments of products concerning the Undead. There is such a bias against us that we have little to work with. And the fact that most of the folks who live here cannot even operate a computer, let alone use tools to destroy barricades to obtain food, means that it falls to me to choose carefully the quality of the sites they are to have access to.
Which brings me to the point of your 'gang lunch' photo. Every one of our residents, and a few guests, who have seen that photo (I downloaded the enlarged version and made it our Windows wallpaper) become ravenous and instantly hit the streets in search of fresh brains.
While this may seem like a compliment to your photography, and I guess it is, it is also a minor complaint about it. You see we have recently lost 2 mail carriers, a garbage man, 4 police, a door-to-door salesman and a living relative to one of our residents. This is quite unworkable for us in such a small town.
I'm sorry but I had to delete the photo and cannot 'bookmark' your page. It is too powerful. Those of use who were us among the living have no self control and your image is just too strong a stimulant for hunger!
Sincerely,
Mr. Rick O’Mortace - Headmaster of the Zombie Halfway House
http://www.libertyarts.net/undead/ZHH.ht
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