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Morten:
Danish based Morten Jacobsen has worked as a
professional make-up artist since 1987. His credits include Dancer In The
Dark, Breaking The Waves, I Am Dina, It's All About Love and
Zentropa. Morten has an extensive website
with more than 100 pictures of his work. |
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1.) Morten Jacobsen
from Denmark
Morten can be contacted at:
email: info@mortenjacobsen.dk
Website: www.mortenjacobsen.dk
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2.) A silicone baby from
"Skagerrak". Painted with silicone paint and the
red colors
from the Skin
Illustrator FX palette. I use your Skin Illustrator colors for everything I do -
everything! Since I've found them, I don't understand how I could ever
work without them.
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3.) A
vacuum formed stunt double mask of actor Gérald Depardieu from
"I Am Dina". The base color is plain spray paint
but everything else is from the Skin Illustrator Fleshtone &
FX palette. The colors have been both airbrushed, and stained on.
I use the original Fleshtone palette for all around
work because the skin tones
are great. Also, the Vein Tone is perfect. |
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4.) The badly stitched
man from the comedy "Chop Chop". One large gelatine piece covering the right side of the face. Painted only with
Skin Illustrator Fleshtone and Skin Illustrator FX. |
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5.) Generally for prosthetics, I have my own
little system of staining the colors on.
Sometimes that's all I do - I don't touch the pieces at all, I just stain all the color on.
This stitched man was done with that technique. |
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6.)
36 year old actor Jens Albinus before the old age makeup. |
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7.) Actor
Jens Albinus with overlapping gelatine old age make-up.
This was made for (but never used in) the black and white feature
"At kende sandheden" (Facing the Truth) by Nils Malmros.
The paint job was an RMGP base and
Skin Illustrator. I use the Dark
Fleshtone palette for the yellowish skin tones and liver spots. |
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8.) "This was a test make-up, so hair and eyes have been manipulated in Photoshop
to save money for a wig and contact lenses. |
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9.)
A female Neanderthal from a
television commercial. The actress is wearing a foam forehead, nose, upper lip
and dentures. The paint job is a little bit of PAX and RMPG but mostly
stained Skin Illustrator colors with a layer of Espresso
2 airbrushed on top. |
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