Brutal Bruising: Mad Monster Lab

[@WinstonMakes]

The amount of information in these videos makes this one of my favourite behind the scenes type video series.

[@xhandbasketx]

I got to say Make-up and Effect Artists like Ralis are what got me into Cosmetology and are continuing sources for inspiration when I have a rough day at work dealing with my Apprenticeship.

[@JH_1981]

Its about time that someone start a great makeup tutorial channel with CLEAR camera and explanations. Awesome work man. Need to remind people about this channel again on FX Lab

[@SteelersK36]

This show is top quality. Seriously. It's fantastic. Wayside is really into quality control, and I love it.

[@butterknifebandit]

I love Ralis' explanations on what happens to the body during things like burns and bruising while showing how to replicate it. Very helpful. Knowing why you're doing something is at least as important as knowing how to do it.

[@cbtorneros]

Ralis, you are a great teacher and presenter. Very entertaining and educational. I don't know if I will be doing any of this stuff but I just watch because your teach it so well. Keep up the great work.

[@_kevincarpio_]

Goddamnit. I'm so glad that you guys created this show.

[@BigPitter]

Lefty POWAAA!! Really nice job by the way. Good to know the evolution of the bruising to be more accurate.

[@WTHelge]

Best tutorial so far! Loved the bruise-in-a-hurry trick!

[@JordanRotten]

These videos are amazing, keep em coming! As an aspiring effects artist its really rad to have something to give me inspiration

[@desertninja3]

Great episode guys!! Love all the work put into the show. The science and anatomy really helps in getting a sense in how to do the make up instead of a guessing over how its supposed to look, it gives the Make-up artist to make artistic choices for the effect while still having a basic template to follow. Here's my suggestion for future episodes: Skin peeling (sun burns to extreme flesh peeling), how to make professional squibs for shootings, prosthesis' (nose, eyebrows, chins).

[@mattdawg83686]

Ok, I have to admit I was wrong. I must have misinterpreted the concept of this show. I thought they were going to be doing high-priced stuff, and I'm glad I stuck around because they're doing stuff any of us can do by following their examples. Top-notch guys!

[@nindecidio]

I looove Ralis, he is such an artist and an inspiration for all of us who are starting in SPFX ^.^

[@chwenhoou]

Another sweet episode, Ralis and Zack. Great to see some of the basic make-up effects like burns and bruises. Hope to see more stuff in the episodes to come. Request wise, would like to see a tutorial on bubbling skin like for the werewolf transformation scene in The Howling, how to pull off a simple werewolf transformation (if possible), broken bones like arms and noses, and exposed wounds like bullet holes and deep cuts. Be great to see how you pull it off with special FX... AND SCIENCE!!!

[@5SmashFever]

Zach, you rocked BFX and you need to remake it here! Love your stuff!

[@DRKHEART13]

I am loving this channel

[@VampirateYuki]

I just like watching this because you know so much about science, and it's really interesting.

[@knoptop]

Very informative! Thanks for sharing!

[@Fredrik361]

Pressing that subscribe button a few months ago was my best Choice ever!!

[@hameerz]

WHAT IN THE WORLD. that bruise transfer was too good to be true.

[@anchorboy2]

SCIENCE *bzzz* *bzzzz* Best gag... I love this show. Explaining the science *bzzzz* *bzzzz* behind real bruises while creating them with makeup was super helpful.

[@bryan8259]

These are awesome guides. The physiology isn't perfect but it doesnt take away from the make up how-to

[@ritualpenguin]

This is great! As always....Science!! Love the explanations of why skin does what it does!

[@SlothcoreCosplay]

Featherweight sent me to the vid where you guys re-built his gun, and you totally sold me on mould-making. I really need an excuse to try it. Make-up effects are a little more realistic for me though. That transfer bruise looks AMAZING - I wouldn't have thought such a simple technique would work so well.

[@300warrior300]

@4eyedace it's an effects show, in case you haven't watched the other episodes, they've done prosthetics and blood spraying effects.

[@auaisito]

I have to admit I was kinda skeptical with the paper one, but man! It looked great!

[@WilcoCharlie]

I always find it amusing that Ralis is absolutely crazy, until he starts working. The he becomes very scientific.

[@amandaggogo]

The bruise transfer is really cool!!

[@85snowflake]

Ralis u are so awesome! I love the way u explain n do the looks u inspire me to do better :D

[@timsmalley7432]

LOVE this show!!

[@darkpenguincowboy]

This is great again! I always look forward to these tutorials! I was wondering if you guys could maybe show some techniques for fat suit makeup or fat suit use? Anything to put a significant amount of weight on an actor without forcing them to overeat. Thanks for the consideration, love the vids as always

[@babyslime]

This is amazing. I learned so much more about the human body watching a psycho goth apply makeup to an actor than I ever did in science class.

[@AgentHax]

I love how Giles always looks insane when he's getting makeup put on

[@jorgen.zamora]

-"Ralis, how do you do bruises?" -"pphhuaaaahhhh!!!!"

[@Zombrigit]

a zombie tutorial would be awesome! That's actually why I subbed, well that and it's cool to know how to do some of this stuff. I've used a lot of tips in these videos to create my own zombies, but an actual tutorial would be awesome.

[@slugworth118]

I wonder how terrified Giles must be every time he's the 'subject' for these tutorials.

[@slugworth118]

I love that Ralis turned this makeup tutorial into a Biology lesson. lol Bill Nye would be proud.

[@facucabanne]

When he pulled out the paper. THAT was awesome.

[@bearmagic2002]

Awesome, love the transfer burse, very realisitic.

[@FotoMikeTV]

love the show! How about a build on making molds for latex appliances or silicone? Or latex transfers?

[@NohbdyThere]

I remember doing this stuff in Theater Arts class, in middle school. We used a stipple brush and powder makeup on a wet base, but that was stage makeup and needed to be thicker. Still fooled our teachers who let us out thinking we'd been in a massive fight. Oh, the memories.

[@LordGuyis]

Well that taught me a lot. Now I know why my nose looked like someone colored it with a highlighter when I broke it. Thanks for a fantastic episode.

[@XanthusPictures]

"With Science!" Weird, that was my catchphrase even before I saw this video.

[@LordBlk]

You can tell rhalis was a singer. His speech is so properly breathed. You can tell he doesn't have much camera time.

[@IJustMovedHere]

I love this series! I'd like to see how to make scars, atrophic and hypertrophic!

[@TrUeMaGgOT05]

this is actually amazing! :D new favoute thing on youtube! :D

[@krawlings117]

"...and science" "**** YOU" im not gonna lie i literally bursted out laughin and fell out of my chair when i heard that

[@TenkaFubu6192]

This needs more views for sure :)

[@Isnapandyougoboom]

You've probably gotten this before, but Halloween is coming up, and I'd really love to see what you guys can do as far as zombie makeup. Like, some really old, rotting faces and the like. If, by some miracle, you do make the video for it, you would personally make this the greatest Halloween ever!

[@Hskaug]

I looove Ralis style :) His fu** awesome!

[@corvothewhitewhale]

Sometimes I find myself re watching these vids just for the intro.

[@rorschachnite121]

Wayside Creations..u guys rock!!! :D

[@someone6878]

loving the swearing, makes it way awesomer, no joke

[@Chebday]

I just got a bruise and now there is decaying festering blood... My god man. I LOVE THIS SHOW

[@coy303]

i couldn't stop cringing through all of this. so realistic!

[@patman1508]

dude when i watch this i learn so much about anatomy

[@Staravora]

So at the beginning and end, the black "cracks" (I guess you'd call them) on Ralis's face are on his left side, and then during the makeup how-to they're on his right side.

[@funrover90]

It would be awesome if you did a shark episode wit

[@differenthorse23]

this was great i was so suprised at how that transfer worked.

[@MrAcethayer]

bruise transfer was really clever!

[@WaysideDigital]

@4eyedace kzbin.info/www/bejne/p2XSlGhtrax5itk This should answer your questions.

[@crchart]

One thing I would like to see you guys do is a melted metal effect. Like the liquid adamantium in X-men 2 or the X-men Origins: Wolverine movies. Combining that with Zack's Si-Fi injection thing from BFX would look awesome!! And while you are at it make a red hot liquid metal also. I am already thinking of all the possibilities..

[@crosseyedcat101]

Whenever I hear "...naw naw it isnt that bad..." Thats when I start to worry xD

[@WilcoCharlie]

@treetheoak Indeed. He's really amazing at this stuff, and I like how he explains it simply.

[@ClassyTeaTimeJenny]

First time watcher, intrigued...

[@SparkyValentine86]

I'd love to see a basic film makeup tutorial, including airbrush/HD setups. I learned the basic, basic, basics of it in high school, but only for SD makeup and since I have dark features, I really only had to do base and concealer. I'd love to learn more about just general TV/film makeup.

[@MissDach]

I am doing a zombie walk soon and I would love it if you did a tutorial for bites, and or basic zombie makeup!

[@TheCabIe]

I was about to say "but I don't have friends" and then was like "Oh, Frends, ok.."

[@brightshadow6]

anybody scare Ralis will jump outta there closet at night and yell "With SCIENCE!" And your screaming like holy shit who is this guy

[@luketask12]

Zack say's so how u gonna do this? Ralis say's with science!! Zack screams I HATE YOU!!!! Then ralis punches zack in face everybody lols

[@treetheoak]

@WilcoCharlie SCIENCE!!!!!!!! but seriously its great to watch a pro like him at work.

[@ralis]

@haynesdustinb Good question! For the cream make up A baby wipe , for the grease paint, a make up remover like cold cream or isopropyl myristate. For the Alcohol activated make up, Isopropyl Myristate and a baby wipe

[@1001magictricks]

@Kreaden no, i understand that. im not saying dont make make-up videos, im saying space it out. dont make 2 make-up videos in a row. have one special effect, one makeup, one prop or prosthetic or whatever, then loop. but having one make-up tutorial after another is a bit repeatative.

[@EmoNekoChan]

I like Rails' explanations : )

[@brightshadow6]

real bio teacher aren't ya great video guys as always keep it up and if you could do burnt or acid burning affect without causing my friends pain that would be great not the burnt but burning

[@MrWaciciel]

Rallis is freaking AWESOME XD

[@cz2289]

good job guys!

[@theamericanwolfman]

Can you do a Mold tutorial? Like how Ralis made the molds for the casting of the Tri Beam and the Ghould mask.

[@pgxgamer]

I honestly learned more here than in class

[@DarkChaos451]

I LOVE ralis's make up!!!

[@alinai3856]

it's funny how much i learn about biology just watching these videos)

[@tomderoon]

I liked how you guys did the death eater mask, could you make some more kind of masks? And have a similar mask things, made easier? That we can make any mask we like, using not to difficult materials... Please do that...

[@Fallen20Dream]

Can we see the technique used to make castings like you guys did of the Laser Rifle from Fallout? It'd be awesome to be able to make endless props that are identical.

[@RetroRoadshow]

How about a manually controlled joint mechanism... The likes of which that is used to control fingers, legs, tails etc.... I have a good idea of how to pull it off, but it'd be great to see if you fellas have anything to add. Plus, it's something that can translate into endless ideas, creatures or whatever you like.

[@dank_69_420_memes]

This is better than BFX was, even at it's peak

[@auaisito]

Ralis knows his shit.

[@EphemeralDust]

Can you show us how to give the illusion of a broken bone? It would be cool if you could cover noses, arms, and fingers. These are all used a lot in movies and would be cool to know how they are done.

[@T2U3DEMON]

Here's a good one for you guys. How do you create the effect of an exposed artery? For example. Say somebody gets cut on their arm near the pulmonary artery or on the neck near the carotid. You almost always get a gushing effect because of the blood pressure and heart rate. How is that simulated in a movie? Also, it would be pretty cool to see someone's throat get cut wide-open in the next Nuka Break episode (or the one after...wherever you guys can fit it in. XD)

[@Zeldachief128]

@WaysideCreations...anything planned for any types of dismemberment?

[@cyrax037]

I would like to see you make gelatin for prosthetic use!

[@Mcbane775]

do a vid on what to get if you want to start out doing fx make up

[@GamingvaultNXN]

I love that duude!

[@Cha-Khia]

Cuts and lacerations might be a good effect to demonstrate.

[@Zm598]

@TheTreyVidz YA

[@MrThefunblast]

Rallis when you did the black eye did you just use illustrator fx makeup?

[@Safetyification]

I would like to see how to do some bite wounds on various body parts, or of various things biting and what those wounds would look like.

[@EnGageYoself]

How can you make it look like you have a dislocated shoulder or elbow?

[@JD96]

its quite a simple one, but its something i've never been able to get right; how do you make wrinkles and such to make someone look older? :)

[@zoopoo90]

I like how he talks about continuity, then in the very next shot, his makeup changes

[@09BigBproductions]

I love the facts about the real injury while he creates the fake one.