Which overall was pretty cool to watch, especially when they put teeny, tiny 5 and 6 year olds on itty bitty dirt bikes that could barely clear (and in some cases not even) the first small log.
The four wheeler and rzr rounds have given The Man ideas, so we'll see what happens with that.
Also, over the weekend Fear Factory was cranking out makeups for the Salt Lake City Zombie walk.
I've said it before, and I'll say it again, I'm no fan of zombies. Ever. At all. Unless it's a little bit in Warm Bodies, but even then the whole brain eating thing gave me the willies.
I can't take the garbage out in the dark after The Man has watched an episode of The Walking Dead.
And I walked out of the room when the first time he rented World War Z.
I just have no love for zombies.
But, that being said, they kind of come with the territory of doing makeup with a haunted house.
And so I often find myself surround by zombies.
The pictures are grainy because I stole them from a fellow makeup artists facebook post. Thanks to her for actually attending the walk and getting some pictures. As you know, I hightailed it home as soon as the makeup fun was finished, because there was no way I was going to hang out downtown with the lot of them.
These makeups are mine.
And this one was featured on the Salt Lake Tribune's website. Which, if you ask me, is pretty dang cool. (Again, a grainy steal).
Haunting season is just around the corner.
My goals for this year are to get a better handle on a shallow cheek shade, figure out what I can do with my new air brush, and get faster at the prostetics so I can use them more often.
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