UK artist and illustrator Erica Luke just released a rather terrifying stop-motion film involving some very well-done face paint. The video involves a young girl laying on her back -- almost as if she is no longer alive -- then, her face starts to transform into a creepy skull.
Erica Luke does a great job depicting decay and the rotting of human flesh. She even adds in a part later in the film where maggots come out of the little girl's orifices and then go back into her eyes and mouth.
This video is a great thing to watch today, as it is Halloween. So just wait until the end of the video for a nice, scary surprise.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Stop-motion Face Paintings
- Opportunity for artists to explore the unique form of stop-motion and face painting to create eerie content.
- Horror Art
- Creating Spooky artwork to commemorate horror holidays, such as Halloween.
- Body Horror
- Opportunity for artists to explore the theme of body horror and create unsettling content.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Art and Illustration
- Artists can explore unique themes in their work to create niche content that is highly sought after.
- Entertainment
- Filmmakers and content creators can use innovative techniques like stop-motion animation to create engaging and thrilling new content.
- Beauty and Cosmetics
- Cosmetic companies can use spooky and eerie makeup looks to target niche markets during holidays such as Halloween.
