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Learn how to make a Frankenstein Halloween costume in this free instructional video series.
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Learn how to create a Frankenstein monster costume for Halloween in this free Halloween costume video series.
Learn how to pick clothes to create a Frankenstein monster costume for Halloween in this free Halloween costume video.
Learn how to pick pants to create a Frankenstein monster costume for Halloween in this free Halloween costume video.
Learn how to pick shoes to create a Frankenstein monster costume for Halloween in this free Halloween costume video.
Learn how to color your hair black to create a Frankenstein monster costume for Halloween in this free Halloween costume video.
Learn how to pad the shoulders to create a Frankenstein monster costume for Halloween in this free Halloween costume video.
Learn how to pick a shirt to create a Frankenstein monster costume for Halloween in this free Halloween costume video.
Learn how to pick a jacket to create a Frankenstein monster costume for Halloween in this free Halloween costume video.
Learn how to use latex makeup to create a Frankenstein monster costume for Halloween in this free Halloween costume video.
Learn how to apply green flesh makeup to the face to create a Frankenstein monster costume for Halloween in this free Halloween costume video.
Learn how to apply shadow makeup to the face to create a Frankenstein monster costume for Halloween in this free Halloween costume video.
Learn how to apply wound makeup to create a Frankenstein monster costume for Halloween in this free Halloween costume video.
Learn how to apply facial stitches to create a Frankenstein monster costume for Halloween in this free Halloween costume video.
Learn how to make electrodes for the neck to create a Frankenstein monster costume for Halloween in this free Halloween costume video.
Learn how to color the hands to create a Frankenstein monster costume for Halloween in this free Halloween costume video.
Halloween is a great holiday for fun and festivities the whole family can enjoy. Dating back to the 5th century BC in Celtic Ireland, Halloween originally may have developed on a day when the Celts believed that spirits could intermingle with the living, and so would dress up in ghoulish scary costumes and noisily parade around the neighborhood being destructive, in order to frighten away spirits looking for bodies to possess. Today, the Halloween holiday is more fun and playful with children and adults dressing up in scary Halloween costumes for trick or treating or a fun Halloween party. Many people carve Halloween pumpkins to make Jack-O-Lanterns, and also decorate with fake spider webs, bats, ghosts, and other ghoulish decorations.
If you are looking for a great Halloween costume idea, why not try dressing up as Frankenstein's Monster? This free video series will help you put together a costume that would make Boris Karloff proud! Matt Cail shows you how to make a great yet inexpensive costume from items you probably already have around the house, including the boxy jacket and clunky shoes. He also offers tips on getting your Halloween makeup just right, including the green flesh and gruesome facial stitches, as well as the electrodes sticking out of your neck!
Matt Cail Matt Cail is a painter, makeup artist and cartoonist who grew up drawing Dracula. While in college, he acted in, directed and designed the University of Washington's campus haunted house. During this time, Cail also began to create oil paintings. <BR /><BR />Cail currently offers his art through two commercial websites: www.homepaintings.biz and www.horrorart.biz, where he takes commissions, sells paintings, caricatures, and other drawings. He draws cartoons and comic strips, which are online at www.horrorcomicstrip.com.dkdk
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