
Face Off — Season 7
Get ready for a season steeped in profound questions as we explore the weighty theme of 'Life and Death.' From the very start, this journey will feel different – unsettlingly so. The initial challenge isn’t what it seems; it's revealed early on to be a final audition, a sudden and unexpected test that could determine their fate and whether they even get to continue competing. This "Sudden Death" challenge sets the tone for an intense season where every moment counts and the stakes are higher than ever before.
Sixteen hopefuls discover their place on the program hinges on a final trial by fire: they must pass one last audition to be officially selected.
In the stylized world of Dick Tracy, the artists were tasked with crafting extravagant makeup for the city's criminal elite. Their creations had to be larger than life, designed to embody the power and theatricality of the mob bosses who in…
The artists delve into the marvels of our world, considering the possibility of ancient extraterrestrial influence in their genesis.
The foundation presented a challenge to its artists: to conceive of figures where humanity and nature had become inextricably fused, manifesting as unsettling, arboreal beings.
In a unique contest, artists are tasked with the creative challenge of blending two distinct animals to conceive of a novel species.
The challenge for each team is to reimagine the iconic figures of L. Frank Baum’s "The Wonderful World of Oz," placing them within the whimsical and often illogical landscape of Wonderland. Consider how Dorothy, the Scarecrow, the Tin Woodm…
For a charitable event, the judges collaborate with two team members—a previous all-star competitor and a former champion—to form pairings, effectively creating dynamic, human chess pieces for a unique contest.
Working alongside Universal Studios' Halloween Horror Nights, the artists have undertaken a project to conceive a horror villain directly inspired by the aesthetic of vintage movie posters and their evocative taglines.
Within the world of G.I. Joe, artists channel their skills to envision formidable soldiers imbued with the cunning and power of serpents.
From the depths of their childhood anxieties, the artists conjure grotesque clowns – embodiments of their deepest terrors. These figures then enact a nightmarish circus performance, a chilling spectacle born of personal dread.
The final artists return to the familiar halls of high school, this time charged with a whimsical challenge: to conjure fantastical beings inspired by the archetypal figures of teenage life.

The artists confront a demanding task: to sculpt both a deity of Greek myth and the trophy—a severed head—of a creature they have vanquished.

As the semifinals approach, the artists are tasked with drawing inspiration from scenes of devastation, conjuring elemental fairies from the heart of each catastrophe.
To reach the final round, the four semifinalists must overcome colossal, city-devouring beasts, battling their way through each challenge.

As life yields to death, the artists now turn to the realm of knights, striving for victory in a contest to claim the crown.


