Makeup artist Emily Schubert is making waves in the industry with her new book, “Beauty of the Beast: A Makeup Manual,” which delves into the world of special effects and uncanny looks. From creating prosthetics to aging fingernails, Schubert’s book is a must-have for budding filmmakers and makeup enthusiasts alike.
Schubert’s passion for makeup started at a young age, inspired by legendary makeup artist Bobbi Brown. After a back surgery at 13, Schubert began experimenting with special effects makeup as a coping mechanism. This eventually led her to a successful career working on films like “Uncut Gems” and “Good Time,” as well as with celebrities like Bill Clinton.
Collaborators like artist Matthew Barney and musician Dev Hynes praise Schubert for her unique vision and ability to bring characters to life. Hynes, who has worked with the likes of Mariah Carey and Solange Knowles, commends Schubert for her creativity and willingness to push boundaries.
Schubert’s book not only shares her techniques and tricks but also embodies a spirit of collaboration and sharing knowledge. Drawing inspiration from makeup artist Dick Smith, who famously shared his expertise in his book, Schubert hopes to inspire others to explore the world of special effects makeup.
With her innovative approach and dedication to her craft, Emily Schubert is paving the way for the next generation of makeup artists and filmmakers. “Beauty of the Beast: A Makeup Manual” is sure to be a game-changer in the industry, offering a glimpse into the artistry and creativity behind the scenes of film and television.
