Morgan Bishopp: Destroyed Face Tutorial For Halloween?

Alright guys! So I didn't have time to do a video tutorial on this before Halloween since my classes are a bit hectic right now, but I wanted to get this up for some of you wondering how to do this before Halloween rolls around. I just did this quick and did it on my hand. Usually I would do this on both sides of my face. So just imagine this on my face and not on my hand, lol.

This is a picture of my friend and the wound that I had originally done. The colors are a little off. I had took it on my phone.

Starting out you need a cup of flour. Depending on how big of an area you want you can add more or less as needed. For my face I usually half a cup, but I like having my full cup, because a piece will break off or I might mess up and want to re-apply.

Next add some water. You want to make sure it isn't runny. It needs to be clumpy and stir it up well so that the water is all mixed in with the flour.

It should look something like this when you have it mixed in. Start taking small pieces from the batch.

Make sure you dip your fingers into fresh flour, just as you would if you were making biscuits so the flour you are working with doesn't stick all over your hands.

This is the palette I'm working with, but unfortunatly I've had forever and it doesn't have a brand on it. Any palette with a wide variety of colors will do though.

Apply however much you want to, to create your wound and then smooth out the bottom.

I got this palette a long time ago, so I have no idea what brand it is. Just as long as you can find some colors that are a brown and yellow you're good. I started applying this around where I wanted the wound. Apply the brown first all around and then spreading it out a little and then adding yellow in at spots to make it look bruised.

Next add some black on top of the flour you have applied and then add some around the wound.

Next for the painting process I'm using face paint. Any face paint is fine. Make sure especially you're in fact using face paint, so if you are applying this on your face you won't discolor your skin. I'm using a red. With a paint brush I'm going to apply the red all over the wound.