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在伦敦时装学院里有这样一群人，夜半经过他们的Studio经常会发出尖叫声，这就是伦敦时装学院的特效化妆专业的学生们的Studio ，里面经常可以看到僵尸，怪兽，满脸是血的小丑，喜欢看科幻电影和恐怖片的同学们应该都知道，很多造型与场景都离不开他们背后的特效化妆师，但是这一专业却很少有人了解。尤其是在国内，很多需要特效的大片都要聘请海外的特效化妆师来进行造型。可见这一专业，在国内仍属于稀缺。

不仅是特效化妆，伦敦时装学院还开设了时尚造型专业，针对妆发等整体造型进行设计。在时装行业，每个时尚秀场和时尚杂志片场，都离不开造型师，优秀的造型设计更能够凸显时尚的氛围，让人更加的印象深刻。造型师们可以根据设计师的灵感来源进行妆发设计，与时装配合，让设计师的整个系列更加完整。

伦敦时装学院更有很好的商业资源，毕业生们都得到了很好的发展，每个毕业生都对他们的专业课程非常满意。在社交媒体活跃的现今，美妆博主也开始涌现，相信很多同学也都对化妆产生了浓厚的兴趣，那么不如来看一下伦敦时装学院的时尚造型和特效化妆的毕业生们，都化了什么神奇的妆容呢，让我们一起来学习欣赏一下。

As we’re sure you already know, Fashion Space Gallery at LCF recently unveiled their latest exhibition which explores the wonderful world of Alexander McQueen and Make-Up. The beautifully curated exhibition sees walls of human faces donning iconic McQueen Make-Up looks, and as a rare treat, we thought we’d show you how the team at Fashion Space Gallery, along with students from Hair, Make-Up and Prosthetics for Performance, took their idea from concept to creation. This awesome video shows you how they took an array of models and made molds from their beautiful faces… enjoy!

LCF的时尚空间画廊最近推出了他们的最新展览，探索亚历山大·麦昆和化妆的奇妙世界。在这个精心策划的展览中，一张张人脸挂满了麦昆标志性的化妆造型。作为一种难得的享受，我们想向你展示，时尚空间画廊的团队，以及来自发型、化妆和假肢表演专业的学生们，是如何将他们的创意从概念转化为创意的。这段很棒的视频向你展示了他们是如何用他们漂亮的脸蛋制作各种各样的模型……

BA (Hons) Make-Up and Prosthetics for Performance student Stacie Smith.

伦敦时装学院还采访了这些毕业生

Give us one interesting fact about yourself…

Stacie Smith: I illustrate alongside practicing makeup, hairstyling and prosthetics. I also have eight tattoos.

Describe your work in five words…

SS: Illustrative, theatrical, caricature, adaptable and informed.

这些特效妆容，都结合了很多特殊材料，对学生们的造型和审美能力也都要求很高。

What do you love about what you do?

JS: I love the creativity of make up and that art has no bounds, your only limitation is your own mind. I love creating make-ups and characters then seeing the finished product as an actual embodiment of what was once an idea in your mind.

Work by Jenna Scruton, BA (Hons) Hair and Make-up for Film and TV

Work by Kamilia Harchi, BA (Hons) Hair and Make-up for Film and TV

What techniques or theories did you use to create your final piece of work?

JS: The main piece I concentrated on was a statement wig piece. This was the creation that really communicated the text my initial ideas were based on. This consisted of a reinforced foundation, elaborate wig cage, knotting and decretive dressing.

KH: Both of my characters also contain very elaborate wig designs, which took time to execute correctly. Whilst the male character’s highly decorative facial hair is much more explicit in design, the female character is much more conceptual. This allowed me to utilise an array of techniques to portray metaphorical nuances; from a vacuum form mask behind which the character hides, to the silicone prosthetic eye-bags, hand knotted wig and the head dress which features multiple small heads that I sculpted and moulded, hidden as prisoners.

Work by Kamilia Harchi, BA (Hons) Hair and Make-up for Film and TV

BA (Hons) Hair and Make-up for Film and TV graduate Inji Youn, Female frankenstein.

MA Costume for Performance graduate Veronica Toppino, Wolf-Alice, based on Angela Carter’s fairytale Martina Conti.

BA (Hons) Hair and Make-up for Film and TV graduate Inji Youn, The Pied Piper.

BA (Hons) Hair and Make-up for Film and TV graduate Sophie Moore’s interpretation of BABA YAGA.

Sophie Moore’s interpretation of Cleopatra from ‘Freaks’ (1932).

Image credit: Amanda-Jayne Easmon

Billie Pingault, BA Hair, Make-up and Prosthetics for Performance added:

“Being asked to be part of a V&A event was really exciting, particularly as we were given so much creative freedom with how we designed the workshop, and as there is such a buzz around the Savage Beauty show. Our ‘Skin Deep’ workshop was hectic, fun and seemed to really engage everyone. All participants really threw themselves into the workshop, really ebracing the McQueen energy and producing some very beautiful and original pieces.”

Emily Jane Fielding from Hair, Make-up and Prosthetics for Performance illustrated, started her own YouTube channel producing art content when she was just 12. For her final project wrote and produced her own comic book featuring my characters for her final project. Her main inspiration for this project was Marvel and DC films. “I came up with the idea for a Mother Nature character after a research visit to Kew Gardens. I designed, made and applied all the prosthetics myself”, Emily told us. She describes her time at LCF as “an opportunity to thrive in personal innovation”.

Julia Sanchez Merino also studied Hair, Make-up and Prosthetics and based her final project on Edgar Allan Poe’s Hop-Frog story. “As writing was therapeutic for Poe, he used to base his stories on his life events, and this one is a story of revenge in which he uses the character of Hop -Frog as his alter Ego. I focused this project on making realistic prosthetics and making my model look as similar to Poe as possible . The moustache is hand knotted by me as well . Both characters are the same model” Julia told us. Julia won the 2018 Ve Neill Legends of Makeup Scholarship and about her time at LCF she said: “I moved from Spain to London just to study at this amazing university. My time here has been incredible and I have learned so many new skills which I hope will help me to find a job in the near future. The variety of installations and facilities that this university provides you are high standard as well as the teachers and lessons”.

Yuqing Rane Jiang studied BA (Hons) Costume Design for Performance and created a costume influenced by, futuristic and cyberpunk style, exploring the boundary between human and artificial intelligence, which alllowed Yuqing to discover unusual materials and culmintaed in a dance performance short film which you can see below. “At LCF I learnt a lot about how to handle difficult situations and how to collaborate with different people. I met really nice classmates and teachers. I really enjoy my time at LCF” says Yuqing.

Simone Kidd, a student from the BA (Hons) Hair and Make-Up for Fashion course said:

“I was focused on skin, prepping the skin and applying colour correction, foundation, blush and contour. My personal highlight was my first client who was the daughter of make-up legend Allan Whitey Synder, make-up artist to Marilyn Monroe. Even more so when she was elated by my work. Although all my clients were beautiful and inspiring.”

时尚造型专业的学生们也经常会和时尚杂志合作，或者与时装设计师们合作，进行妆容与整体造型的设计。

A display of mannequins at the ‘Hair by Sam McKnight’ exhibition at Somerset House highlights his work for Chanel. Photo credit: Peter Macdiarmid.

Abigail Butler, BA (Hons) Creative Direction for Fashion student also spoke to us about having the opportunity to collaborate with Somerset House and Nova. She said:

During the workshop, we learned about the curation of Instagram for promoting an exhibition, and the different angles that could be taken to represent this. I discussed ideas with my peers, and experimented with short animations, considering ways we could incorporate text and images to best communicate our ideas. My featured work focused on an unexpected area of the exhibition – the Chanel section of ‘Hair by Sam McKnight’, resonated with my own aesthetic so I took an image to capture this unanticipated detail from the space.

Throughout the workshop, I was able to explore the exhibition to capture different elements which I found most interesting. Some areas, particularly those featuring movement, warranted moving image techniques. For this, I used simple app techniques such as Boomerang, as well as Photoshop animations. My final image was more a consideration of aesthetic curation, so was simply a case of photographing the desired detail and using Instagram edits to create the effect I wanted. Working with Nova was very insightful in relation to the process of working to a brief for an arts organisation such as Somerset House. Before this, I was unaware of some of the restrictions faced in terms of image manipulation for social media when promoting photographic material. It was also great to find out some of the methods Nova uses in her own creation of content for social media!

Illustration by Holly Farmer for #HairbySamMcKnight.

伦敦时装学院的设施也是十分的完善，学生们的活动区域以及Workshop也非常棒！

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狐狸国际艺术是中国唯一一家把海外艺术教育与产品设计开发结合为一体的实验性艺术工作室。旗下设有：Fox International Art College(狐狸国际艺术教育学院）、产品开发基地、设计师经纪公司、展览馆、综合材料商店、快闪店、艺术当铺、艺术药铺和图书馆等多个部门。核心团队由英国伦敦中央圣马丁艺术与设计学院、伦敦时装学院、英国皇家艺术学院、美国帕森斯设计学院、芝加哥设计学院等海归设计师、艺术家以及海内外的专家教授在2010年于伦敦成立，2014年在北京重新建立新的艺术基地。

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