About
Hi, I’m Taylor. Born and raised in Los Angeles, now based in New England, I’m a special effects artist and costume designer working in the IATSE Motion Picture Union. I love making spooky, whimsical, and gloriously macabre ideas real; whether that’s a fully articulated creature suit, a weathered period costume or something other worldly.
I specialize in horror and practical effects: custom costume builds, aging and distressing, and immersive designs that hold up on camera and in person. My work can be seen in The Walking Dead: Dead City (Season 2), Hocus Pocus 2, Netflix’s Lucifer, Madame Web, and other projects. I take the same attention to detail from set work into every commission, big or small.
Why trust me with your project?
Professional background: I work union on film and television, and I meet industry standards for safety, durability, and practicality.
Practical experience: Years of set work mean I design with real conditions in mind such as movement, wear, camera close-ups, and long shoots.
Custom focus: Everything I make is designed specifically for the character and story you want to tell.
Quality materials & craftsmanship: I use professional-grade materials, and I specialize in aging and distressing that reads true and holds up.
Transparent process: I’ll walk you through concept sketches, materials, timelines, and pricing so there are no surprises.
I also developed a line of horror-inspired, airbrushable fabric paints in collaboration with Pro Chemical & Dye — crafted for special effects artists who need vivid, grotesque realism. The paints are formulated to work with costume fabrics and FX workflows, and they’re available through my shop and marketplaces like Etsy, eBay, and TikTok.
If you want something that looks real, wears well, and tells a story, we should chat. I take commissions, repairs, and consultations for film, theatre, haunted attractions, cosplay, and private collectors. Tell me what you’re imagining and I’ll show you how to make it terrifyingly believable.
For an in depth look into my bizarre and beautiful world, check out my interview for Voyage LA Magazine!





