Bullet Hole Entry and Exit Wound – Holly Freeman Makeup Artist Mullingar

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How To Create A Bullet Hole Entry and Exit Wound

In this tutorial, I will be teaching you how to create a bullet entry and exit wound. This tutorial is the perfect SFX makeup for any halloween costume, fancy dress party, or amateur movie set. You can add these wounds to any part of your body to really make your costume that little bit more gory. I did this sfx makeup on the models neck but you can put it anywhere you like.

Holly Freeman Makeup Artist Mullingar: Bullet Entry Wound

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SFX Makeup Products required:

  • Kryolan Bruise Wheel – The black colour
  • Supracolor Palette – The purple colour
  • Kryolan Soft Putty
  • Wound Filler Gel: SCRATCH
  • Scab Blood
  • Foundation (That suits your skin colour)
  • Pallette Knife
  • Foundation Brush
  • Vaseline
  • Blending Sponge
  • Tissue
  • Bowl

Directions:

  1. Add vaseline to your hands to keep the putty from sticking to your skin. Stick the putty onto the desired area and press down on it until it is stuck to the skin. Get your palette knife and spread out the putty until it looks like it is connected to your skin.
  2. Spread some vaseline onto the putty on the model’s neck and keep blending with the pallette knife. When you are done flattening the putty poke a hole into the middle of it.
  3. Get your foundation brush and a foundation that matches the model’s skin tone.    Blend this foundation in to the putty and wipe away any excess.
  4. Colour in the gap that you created with the black cream colour from the Kryolan Bruise Wheel. This adds depth to the wound.
  5. Using a blending sponge, add the colour lake from the Supracolor Palette to the outside area of the wound and blend blend blend! You want the area around the bullet wound to look irritated and damaged.
  6. To make clumpy blood you will need to get 1 ply sheet of toilet paper and pick pieces off of it and into a bowl. Add the scab blood and mix together with a palette knife, keep adding blood until you are happy with the results.
  7. Place the clumpy blood you just made into the hole in the putty and keep spreading it until it looks realistic. You can add a small amount of the scab blood onto the wound and let it drip down the model’s neck, if you wish. It can be as gory as you like. Experiment

Bullet Exit Wound

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SFX Makeup Products Required

  • Kryolan Bruise Wheel – The black colour
  • Supracolor Palette – The purple colour
  • Kryolan Soft Putty
  • Scab Blood
  • Foundation (That suits your skin colour)
  • Palette Knife
  • Foundation Brush
  • Bowl
  • Vaseline
  • Blending Sponge
  • Tissue
  • Sealer

Directions

  1. Add vaseline to your hands to keep the putty from sticking to your skin. Stick the putty to the desired area and press down on it until it is stuck to the skin.
  2. Get your palette knife and spread out the putty until it looks raised in the middle and blended out at the sides. Poke a hole in the middle but spread it out so there is a big gap in the middle.
  3. Add sealer onto the putty and wait for it to dry. When it is dry start blending your foundation colour over the putty to match yours or your model’s skin tone.
  4. Add the black colour from the Kryolan Bruise Wheel into the gap in the middle of the putty that you created.
  5. Using a blending sponge, blend in the purple cream colour from the Supracolor Palette and cover a large area. You want to cover a large area as a the bullet exit is going to be very gory, it basically expoded out of the persons neck.. Be as gruesome as you can! Blend in until it looks realistic.
  6. Now for the blood, to make clumpy blood you will need to get 1 ply sheet of toilet paper and pick pieces off of it and into a bowl. Add the scab blood and mix together with a pallette knife, keep adding blood until you are happy with the results.
  7. Spread the clumpy blood you just made into the gap in the wax and keep spreading it until it looks realistic. You can be as messy as you want. You can add a small amount of the scab blood onto the wound and let it drip down the model’s neck, if you wish.

I also made a walkthrough of this sfx makeup tutorial and uploaded it onto my youtube channel for those of you that learn by seeing things

[embedyt] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50efLJIhwl4%5B/embedyt%5D

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