Make-up artist transforms her face into terrifying ZOMBIE GRINCH
- 2 years ago
A talented make-up artist has transformed her face into terrifying takes on Xmas characters including a zombie Grinch and Jack Skellington from The Nightmare Before Christmas.
Amanda Pacitti, 36, filmed herself flexing her creative muscle at her home in North Westfield, Massachusetts, USA.
The professional make-up artist creates body and face paint with her signature gothic twist, often taking well-known characters and reimagining them as an otherworldly ghoul or zombie.
Every year Amanda gives her followers a dark take on some Christmas favourites.
This year Amanda has presented Jack and Sally from The Nightmare Before Christmas and a grim take on the Grinch.
"I usually film my videos either in my make-up studio or at home between my busy schedule.
"I try to make time to get creative so on days off or sometimes I’ll even stay up until 3 am just to have a chance to create!
"Once I’m inspired to create I will look for inspiration as far as colours, textures and themes to the character. I will try to map out my look on a face chart or drawing to know what kind of colours and products I will need to stay organized.
"My Nightmare Before Christmas-themed make-ups are my favourites but I do like the spin I took on the Grinch this year!
"A lot of times things come out completely different than how I had pictured I always like to see the end result and where my creativity can take me."
Amanda Pacitti, 36, filmed herself flexing her creative muscle at her home in North Westfield, Massachusetts, USA.
The professional make-up artist creates body and face paint with her signature gothic twist, often taking well-known characters and reimagining them as an otherworldly ghoul or zombie.
Every year Amanda gives her followers a dark take on some Christmas favourites.
This year Amanda has presented Jack and Sally from The Nightmare Before Christmas and a grim take on the Grinch.
"I usually film my videos either in my make-up studio or at home between my busy schedule.
"I try to make time to get creative so on days off or sometimes I’ll even stay up until 3 am just to have a chance to create!
"Once I’m inspired to create I will look for inspiration as far as colours, textures and themes to the character. I will try to map out my look on a face chart or drawing to know what kind of colours and products I will need to stay organized.
"My Nightmare Before Christmas-themed make-ups are my favourites but I do like the spin I took on the Grinch this year!
"A lot of times things come out completely different than how I had pictured I always like to see the end result and where my creativity can take me."