Introduction: Attack on Titan
attack on titan makeup transformation!
Step 1: Outline
Using a white eyeliner I'm mapping out my design.
Step 2: Base
using tan body paint I filled in the skin, then using red body paint I filled in the holes, after that I'm taking black body paint and filling in the eyes. I'm making the eyes a little angry by making it curve up at the end.
Step 3: Muscle
taking black and dark red body paint I added squiggly lines on the inside of the red. I made it darker in the ends and taper off toward the middle. after I take pink and white and add it to the center. I also take maroon eyeshadow to deepen up the shadows.
Step 4: Angry!
using brown shadow I added some angry wrinkles, then taking black body paint I went over them lightly, then useing white nyx jumbo pencil in Milk I added highlights.
Step 5: Teeth
Next I used a makeup remover wipe to clear up where the teeth go, then using white body paint to fill in the teeth.
Step 6: Details
Using black body paint I outlined the teeth, then using pink I added some shine, then I used maroon shadow to add shadows, after that I outlined a little with black body paint.
Step 7: Fill In
fill in the rest of the muscle.
Step 8: Stretch Marks
Then using brown shadow and black body paint to make stretch marks on the skin.
Step 9: Line
use white eyeliner to outline.
Step 10: Base
fill in the skin with tan, and muscle with red.
Step 11: Detail
add more muscle
Step 12: Last Detail
add more stretch marks, done!

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12 Comments
6 years ago
Sooo good!
6 years ago
Where do you get your ideas fron
Reply 6 years ago
It just depends. Sometimes they just come to me and sometimes it's movies, art work, tv shows, ect. haha.
6 years ago
*from
6 years ago
What are these "paint pallets" you speak of
Reply 6 years ago
Mehron Paradise Pallet.
6 years ago
You have gotten alot better. Please tell me you walked around with this makeup on. Youtube channel of reactions would be fun
Reply 6 years ago
I didn't walk around with this one, to be honest I didn't even think it would turn out well. But maybe someday I can redo it and film me out in public.
6 years ago
Your instructables have become a nice constant here. Always awesome!
Are you doing this as a hobby or are you a professional somewhere?
Reply 6 years ago
Thank you! It's just a hobby. =P
6 years ago
Amazing...as always!! :)
Reply 6 years ago
Thank you so much!