theatrical makeup

A color-illustrated peek at the make-up secrets behind famous episodes and characters of the "Star Trek" television series from the original pilot to the "Voyager" series, written by the make-up and prop supervisors who created them; also includes directions for making oneself into a Klingon, Romulan, Borg drone, or other "Star Trek" alien.

Contains instructions for transforming your face into fifteen monsters using make-up and other materials.

Presents step-by-step instructions for recreating makeup styles from throughout history for the stage. Includes tips on applying beards and mustaches, blocking eyebrows, and fashioning scars.

Illustrated step-by-step instructions demonstrate how to transform the face to fit various theater roles. Includes equipment and techniques.

Text and photographs introduce painted faces from various cultures and countries. The book includes directions that children can follow for painting some of them.

Provides step-by-step instructions for creating such projects as clowns, monsters, and forest creatures, offers tips and suggestions on creating original designs, and discusses the history of makeup.

This book introduces the job of Jonathan Craig, a special effects make-up artist, describing turning imagination into reality, filming live sports and events, certificate courses, beauty and bridal make-up, basics of make-up, a make-up prosthetic, sculpting tools, molds, and computer generated effects.

Step-by-step instructions for twenty-four basic disguises plus variations using common craft materials and makeup.

Looks at the glitz and glamour involved in being a makeup artist as well as the various areas of the job, including film sets, red-carpet events, theater productions, and photo shoots.