Alien Autopsy
Full body silicone alien we created for an autopsy sequence in American Horror Story Double Feature Season 10. This body was articulated, weighted, and had internal “organs” and tech that could be manipulated and removed.
Squid Baby
This is one of many alien babies that we designed and built for American Horror Story Double Feature Season 10.
Worf
For Star Trek Picard season 3, we had the privilege of bringing Worf back to life on the legendary Michael Dorn. Reimagining the look was subtle – we wanted to honor the aesthetic that we have come to know. Our goal here was to just update the look in a way that pushed its realism,…
Fesoj
Fesoj from Star Trek: Picard. This was one of the many background aliens created for the show. Silicone prosthetic makeup consisting of 4 overlapping pieces as well as contact lenses.
Old Romulan
One of the many Romulans created for Star Trek: Picard. This was an elderly Romulan, consisting of a silicone forehead/bridge of nose, and ears. Custom 3D printed gauges. Original Romulan design by Neville Page.
AHS Creature
For an episode of American Horror Story 1984, we were tasked with creating this full body prosthetic creature. Chest and back molds provided by our friends at KNB FX helped us on this extremely tight turnaround.
Telerite
Telerite from Star Trek: Picard. This look consists of a 3 piece silicone prosthetic makeup with contact lenses and lace brows. Original design by Neville Page.
Mr Vup
Mr. Vup for Star Trek: Picard. This alien creature consists of a 3 piece foam latex prosthetic makeup, full silicone gloves, dentures, and contact lenses. Designed by Neville Page.
Tough Romulan
One of the many Romulans we created for Star Trek: Picard. This character was one of the Black Ops – a tougher brute – slight cauliflower ear, and a bit of scaring. 3 piece silicone prosthetic makeup with lace brows. Original Romulan design by Neville Page.
X-Borg
One of the X-Borg from Star Trek: Picard. This look consists of a 4 piece silicone prosthetic makeup. Original X-Borg design concepts by Neville Page.