Halloween Costumes and Monster Make up pics!

[dafunk]

HELLO MONSTER LOVER I FEEL VERY IDENTIFIED WITH ALL YOURS I WANNA SHOW YOU MY COSTUME OF 2010!!!!
THE IDEA WAS MAKING A MODERN ESCENE OF FRANKENSTEIN AND HIS CREATURE

[charp13]

I've never seen anything like that costume!  dafunk- you are pretty talented and pretty tall...... and oh what the heck- just plain pretty!    I would love to hear more about your costume. It's amazing!

[dafunk]

Thank you Charp 13 im from Central America this year i used this costume in a party and i win the first place of $1000.00 dollars with this money i will start my collection of monsters..... here some more pics of my costume in the party the size was more than 2.5 meters

[Dr. Madd]

Those costumes are AWESOME!

[Opera Ghost]

Great job Dafunk

[creaturerevenge]

Hey everyone! Thought that since I'm already seeing Halloween Decorations going up for sale in some stores I'd go through some photos from Halloween a few years back and share 'em! This is a custom from scratch Darkness costume I made back in '08 along side a made from scratch Pyramid Head costume from Silent Hill my friend is sporting...











That set in the last pic is a made from scratch set we built in our garage as part of our annual haunted house.

-- Greg

[Sean]

Those are great, Greg.  I like the hooves on the demon/ devil.  How did you make them?  The Pyramid Head is awesome, too.  How did he do the legs/ feet-------he looks tall.

[creaturerevenge]

He stood about 9 feet tall. We made "stilts" for him using reenforced plastic construction buckets. He didn't have any experience on real stilts and since the character just had a large loose fitting skirt it could hide them and they actually helped keep the shape better! As for the goat hooves those were a little more awkward to walk in, I used a pair of platform shoes as the base and made a hoof shaped base out of wood that got screwed to the bottom of each shoe, I then coated each one with Great Stuff expanding foam insulation and once it expanded and dried carves it into the shape of the hooves. Then I coated it with foam putty, sanded it smooth and carved into it and then painted them up! Not the easiest things to walk in but the more I did it the easier it got! They were fun costumes to make, but not the easiest. Pyramid head was actually a last minute project and we had the whole thing done in about 3 days (including the head from scratch... there were some serious all-nighters on that one!) but the Darkness devil costume took about 2 years of planning, designing and construction and set me back a pretty penny on parts and materials. The horns were the hardest part, them and the head rig that held them was nothing but a goof 9 - 10 months of trial and error on 'em!

[Sean]

Creaturerevenge, I think they're just awesome--------and quite inspiring

[Dr. Madd]

cool pics....and the axe reminds me of a barbarian style or viking maybe...

Looks like a longer version of my battle axe.

[Scatter]

Man, awesome creativity Greg!

[Wolf Man]

Greetings all.  Have not been around lately but thought I would post a picture of myself relaxing in between scaring the kids on Halloween.  Hope you enjoy. 

[charp13]

WOLF MAN!!!  Glad to see you on the board    You look furry and healthy, so life must be treting you well!

[Sean]

Greetings all.  Have not been around lately but thought I would post a picture of myself relaxing in between scaring the kids on Halloween.  Hope you enjoy. 

I was hoping you were going to say that pic was taken yesterday.

Good to see you.

[Crazy1van]

I was hoping you were going to say that pic was taken yesterday.

Good to see you.

Heh, I wouldn't be too surprised had it been. Wolf Man's quite the werewolf connosier, as his name may suggest.