Avatar: The Way of Water gave gifted makeup artists across the globe an opportunity to showcase their creative potential, and ...

Wheatley, who was born without arms or legs, went viral after posting makeup videos online during the pandemic.

Makeup artist Kyra Panchenko tells Page Six Style about Paltrow’s makeunder — plus, how she transformed Timothée Chalamet with faux acne scars and a unibrow.

Mumbai: When discussions about women in the Indian film industry take place, attention usually centres on actresses, directors or producers. However, several women working behind the scenes are making ...

When Danish duo Thomas Foldberg (prosthetic make-up designer and special make-up effects artist) and Anne Cathrine Sauerberg (make-up designer) were scurrying around the set of Norway-­Sweden-Poland ...

Prosthetic Makeup designer Michael Fontaine breaks down "Sinners" makeup by the numbers. In the nail-biting climax of “Sinners,” vampire leader Remmick (Jack O’Connell) chases down Sammie (Miles Caton ...

During the production of “Sinners,” the film’s pack of vampires caused heavy traffic in one key crafts department. “There were very few actors who made it through the film without coming to see us,” ...

Brenda Ogden lost her waterproof prosthetic leg 10 months ago, and with it, her zest for swimming. Then a local fossil hunter stumbled upon it. By Isabella Kwai The last time Brenda Ogden saw her leg ...

Prosthetic makeup designer Kazu Hiro details his process, right down to learning the actors’ sweat patterns and using seven different kinds of adhesive. By Bill Desowitz For The Smashing Machine, ...

Prosthetics can turn people into anything, from the fantastical to just other real-life people. But the ways that makeup designers create pieces, especially to change a face, are really where the art ...

Makeup designers Kazu Hiro, Mike Hill, and Dave Elsey tell IndieWire how even just small applications can transform an actor's appearance. Prosthetics can turn people into anything, from the ...

In Hulu’s “Chad Powers,” Glen Powell’s disgraced football player character, Russ Holliday, dons an elaborate disguise to try to give himself a second chance at college football glory. After publicly ...