I wanted to push graphic glam into something sharper and more theatrical. The floating liner, oversized wing, rhinestone accents, and bold red brows were all designed to create movement from every angle, while keeping the skin luminous and the lips soft for contrast.
Every detail—from the concept to the application—was done by me. I love exploring the space where editorial beauty meets wearable art.
What detail catches your eye first?
I wanted this look to feel like wearable art instead of everyday glam.
Every detail—from the color placement and graphic liner to the rhinestones and blending—was designed and applied by me. I love creating makeup that feels bold, expressive, and a little unexpected.
What’s the first word that came to mind when you saw it?
I spent hours hand-painting every detail of this look — from the flowing nebula patterns and starry glitter across my skin to the dramatic eyes and those iridescent accents that catch the light. She feels like a being pulled straight from the heart of a dying star… equal parts ethereal and dangerously seductive.
This is my latest full fantasy transformation. I wanted her to look like she could either bless you with cosmic visions or drag you into the void with a smile.
Tell me what you see when you look at her in the comments. I read every single one.
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This origami cat mask is made entirely from folded paper. Once the structure was complete, I finished it with chrome spray paint, rhinestones, and hand-painted details to give it a futuristic feel.
I’d love to hear your interpretation of it. Is it a guardian, a deity, a warrior… or something else entirely?
I wanted to create a character that looked like a vintage beauty icon who refused to fade away. This is a self-portrait, and every prosthetic, every wound, and every detail of the SFX makeup was sculpted, applied, and painted by me on myself.
One of the things I love most about SFX is that it lets you tell a story without saying a word. My goal wasn’t just to make something “gory”—I wanted her to feel like someone who was once glamorous, but now exists somewhere between beauty and decay.
I’d genuinely love to hear what story this character tells you before I tell you mine.
Every panel, layer, and detail is paper. It started as an origami base and slowly evolved into this. I’ve been creating wearable origami art and masks for about a year now, and I’m still learning with every build. What detail catches your eye first?
I wanted the undercut to become part of the makeup instead of just the hairstyle. UV neon liner, graphic shapes, and a shaved design all working together as one piece. I’d love to hear what vibe this gives you.