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Seven Deadly Sins (AKA 2 Deadly Sins) | 2014 and 2017

Oh, Seven Deadly Sins, how you trouble me so. It's interesting because while I am always down to do this series, and it is also one of my highest requested series, I somehow can never finish it! I truly believe at this point in my life, and all of the points in my life, I just cannot acquire the attention span needed to create all seven sins. I have all of the ideas and character concepts, but can never quite seem to do them. Maybe I just don't truly have a passion for the subject or characters at this point, and one day I will get it and finish/restart the series. Not going to lie though, Gluttony turned out pretty sick regardless if I ever restart it.

Wrath (2014)
This makeup was actually also created so that the lava glows under UV light. Pretty nifty, and works really well if you were surrounded by UV light, like a party or a 5k night run. Might scare a few people, but none the less, you will look really cool.

YouTube Tutorial for Wrath: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lY0xxDOJQ_o

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Gluttony (2017)
Fun Fact: The horns were originally supposed to have cupcakes hanging from them, which I made out of children's air dry clay. Even though they were made, I got rid of them because the cuteness of the cupcakes ended up not fitting the overall feeling of terrifying Gluttony.

YouTube Tutorial for Gluttony: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aHNW4JbE6so&t=9s

Products Used:
• Skin Illustrator (teeth)
• Yarn and other supplies (horns) • Graftobian Pro Paint (blood red, black, white, tan) • FAB Body Paint (light tan) • Inglot Eyeshadows (grey, black, brown) • MadeULook Makeup Brushes (madeulookbylex.com)

Want to check out the makeup brushes used for these looks? While the original MadeULook plain blue brushes are no longer available, we were able to cook up some fancy newer brushes thanks to those who supported the original set (you guys are great!) Find them on www.madeulookbylex.com


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