Oogie Boogie Bug Makeup & Costume Tutorial

Oogie Boogie is definitely one of the most beloved characters from The Nightmare Before Christmas.
Here’s a tutorial on how to create an Oogie Boogie burlap costume with glue spray and a trusty glue gun. Complete with an invisible green glow in the dark effect using pigment from Solarcolordust.com.
Also building a latex prosthetic makeup to recreate Oogie Boogie’s true bug form.
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[@MickeyMouse-lo4sy]

That's amazing! Love all of the attention to detail with the underlying makeup of bugs. Brilliant job!

[@CrisAlex]

Thank you so much! ☺️ Happy you enjoyed the look!

[@SadiNoxx]

I absolutely adored this look you did! Brovo Cris! Absolutely love it

[@CrisAlex]

Thank you so so much 🥰

[@kittykittysoftpaws]

Incredible! 🤯🤯🤯🤯 So much detail and work into this project! Turned out wow 🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@CrisAlex]

Thank you!! The project definitely ended up being bigger than original expected 😅

[@rzhernandez2291]

Love your bug mask...its AMAZING!!

[@CrisAlex]

Thank you so much!

[@-captain-cosplay]

Your so underated

[@CrisAlex]

Thank you. Much appreciated 🥰

[@St1nkyT03]

What about the bottom?

[@TheAlliCat]

Omg !!!! That is amazing!!!!

[@CrisAlex]

Thank you so much!

[@gagekindrick4943]

At two years, how is this costume holding up? Just wondering since it seems like most of my costumes degrade quite a bit by this time

[@CrisAlex]

The costume seems to be doing good still. I tried to store it without putting too much stress on it.

[@chiquitaanderson5071]

How much burlap did you have to use to make this?

[@CrisAlex]

The burlap I got was from a huge roll used for mold making. I am sure the size isn’t typical. So judging from the fleece material I used to back up the burlap. That was about 3 yards at 72” (2 yards) wide. So depending on the width of the burlap you are getting, you may need 4-5 yards if its the sold in smaller width. Hope that helps

[@yordiromaldo7434]

👏👏👏

[@MrOverholt]

This is fantastic! Can I ask where you bought the wider weave burlap?

[@CrisAlex]

Thank you! I was fortunate to know someone who already had a huge roll of the burlap. There are FX supply shops that carry the it and some fabric places. You'd want to search Open / Wide Weave Burlap or Mold Making Burlap

[@drewthebaker88]

Hi, did you use the large particle or the regular for your invisible green glow dust?

[@CrisAlex]

I used the regular version 😄

[@aimeewelch5263]

Can I ask how much glow powder and textile medium this took if you can remember?

[@CrisAlex]

I used 1 and a half packs of the 50gram glow powder. I am pretty sure I only used the one bottle of medium but might be mistaken.

[@kyrauniversal]

YO! Me and my dad were going to make this type of costume, but we didn't have enough time for it! I was gonna be Sally one Halloween and we both knew to use potato sacks. Thanks for the tutorial though! We probably can still go to a convention or something.

[@CrisAlex]

That's awesome! Definitely would be fun at a convention. Glad you liked the tutorial 😊

[@kyrauniversal]

@@CrisAlex I loved it! There rarely is a simple Like factor in my mind when I comment like this. You deserve a heart emote from me. ❤

[@CrisAlex]

Thank you so much. I truly appreciate it!