Everything you do, with either modern materials or old materials, is always fantastic and a great way to create creatures.

Thanks guys, I relieved that you like it. I was afraid that you wouldn't get it because it is kind of crude and goofy.I was afraid that you would think that I lost my ability or mind. Well actually I lost my mind a long time ago. Yes she can see,sort of, there are holes in the eyes where the pupils are. Her vision is limited though. If you were going to do a make up like this on yourself I would make the eyes removable from the lids and put them in last.Thanks for watching.

Thanks guys. Somehow I messed up and the end credits aren't on this. The music is from a royalty free site and the song is called Jaunty Gumption by Kevin MacLeod. As soon as I heard it I knew it was the one for this .

There's no such thing as too goofy, especially in talented hands! Another really fun video, Rick, thanks for sharing!

I'm in awe. Wow. Watching you working is a pure delight. Thank you so much for sharing these videos!

very inspiring!!! too often people forget to have fun with makeup, this made me smile the whole time!! Thank you so much for sharing!

Again, this video is showing that you are truly a make-up ARTIST! Genius. 👍

So brilliant! Your videos are marvelous, Mr. Baker. It's amazing and fun to see your genius at work, watching your technique. This one also nudges at my profound love for '50's sci-fi movies...they're enormous fun, and I've been addicted to them forever. Many, many thanks! And keep your videos coming!

Zombie Twilight Zone 'Beholder'!!! Maestro Baker - effortless perfection again!

Rick, thank you so much for sharing this method. It may be "old school", but you never know when you'll need to use it! Again, thank you and Rebecca! :)

This is amazing! I have admired your work for many years and am so excited you are sharing some of your techniques with us! Thank you!

Paul Blaisdell would be proud! This would be great for a Horror Host or kids' haunt. Spooky and kooky

love the editing and sound effects of the video and of course the makeup!

I hope to one day be even half as good. Also, your choice of music made the video that much more fun.

Very fun Rick! Makes me want to get out the kit and have some old school fun!

These demos are great Rick! Thanks so much for sharing these. I think this is such an awesome way of hanging out with your daughters as well. Thanks for the inspiration and I can't wait to see more.

awesomness to the fullest, mister baker :) hilarious music hahahaha

Great video! Enjoyed watching. Sending lots of love from Ontario, Canada

Amazing work, Rick! I love your tutorials, keep going x

Lots of fun, thanks....cute daughter!

Truly loved this. Cant wait for next video.

Thanks Rick for another inspiring video! I definitely want to try a monster like this now :D

So funny! Thanks for doing these videos!!! Love your works!

Brilliant - of course; kind of Yoda meets Quasimodo...

retro make up is so amazing! people today prefer cgi, and are forgetting real things!

I really love it AND it's parenting done right.

It´s a cool video. I can´t help it but the final make up reminded me so much of Yoda.

This was awesome! Love the techniques and music :)

Cool! Thanks so much for sharing with us!

Rick, you made my day with this post. Thank you very much! This was wonderful!

hahahaha this made me giggle, its brilliant!!! now exude me whilst I rush off to get those amazing silk fabric materials I do not own yet

The music sounds like its from a video game (Donkey Kong or Mario). Overall, much improved than the previous videos. Looking forward to see more videos.

Rick, I just read an article about you doing some amazing 3D prints, namely the Popeye one. Crazy stuff!

Oh so awesome!!! Need more of these!!

Great job Mr. Baker! You are so awesome to what you do! A giant thumbs up for this one! 👍👍👍

Absolute Genius!

Rick, Thank You for sharing this. It reminds me of the book he published while at NBC I think? And video way back that Dick Smith did, Monster Makeup. *thumbs up*

Nice job, Rick.

I absolutely love your work! I'd love to be your assistant learning all these great techniques. :0

this is so fun! great instructional

I love ur work and I would love to c more videos often!!! Xoxo

Make more videos like this. This video is great!!!! #Brasil

These are so fun! You're astonishing, sir. You inspire me to hone my make-up fx skills every day. Do you have any personal footage of you applying make-ups from your films?? If so, please post. The fans will go crazy for that! Thank you!

I like how the skin looks so moist :-)

Thank you for showing !

Fantastic!

A true Wizard!!!!

This is SOOOO AMAZING!!! Thanks!!

Your an amazing artist! I think this was awesome! The end made me laugh! Always enjoy your videos which are always inspiring, thanks for sharing your work with us!

Totally love it!

I was wondering how does she see out of those eyes and Also that was better than any make up I would be able to do

video production went way up!!

BEM's! Yeah!

This was most excellent ^_^

Ahe able to see through the holes in the middle of the ping pong balls? Thank you fr yet another great makeup idea. Ed Roberts West Coast Haunters Convention 501(c)3

Great !!!

I love your jobs. You are mi idol :(

Master!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Greetings Rick, thanks for sharing your techniques. Really interesting! Can I ask you about the poly foam? How thick is it? It looks like it has great applications for these kinds of makeups! I've had a quick look for sheet polyfoam but couldn't find anything. Thanks!

Oh, poor Rebecca!

cool:)

I have one question: I build up a positive of my face, my hand, etc, of gypsum or alginat with modelling clay or something like that. In my own alginatface you can see all details, like pores or birthmarks, but how can I shape them into the prostetic? I`m just a beginner, so I hope, some users can help me.

This is great! I just have several questions. Could she see with those eyes? And can you re-use this? Like is there a way to take it off and put it back on? Almost like a prosthetic? And can I use latex if I don't have pros-aid? Or glue?

hi rick, one question :where i can buy the poly foam sheets ?

Can she see?

can she see?