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The three finalists must create a waterproof makeup for the show "Le Reve: The Dream" at the Wynn Hotel in Las Vegas.

The finalists must each create three original characters from a specific movie genre who will perform a choreographed-dance routine at the Alex Theatre in Glendale, CA.

The season of life and death concludes as the artists tackle the fantastical world of knights in an effort to win the crown.

The judges pair up with two team members, a former all-star contestant and former champion, to create a pair of living chess pieces in a special competition for charity.

The final three must create animalistic kung-fu masters for an actual fight scene in hopes of being declared the winner in the Season 11 finale...

Pressure mounts as the four remaining artists create legendary vampires from around the world in order to earn a spot in the finale.

Creating a new character from an ordinary occupation for a Tim Burton film.

The artists must create characters that could live within iconic art movements.

A winner is crowned in the conclusion of the two-part Season 9 finale. But first, the finalists finish work on their characters for the short films they're making with director and creature designer Patrick Tatopoulos.

After a season-long battle, the final three artists must create two rival aliens that can survive a rigorous dance performance.

The competition is turned on its head as the eight remaining all-stars are combined into a pair of super teams that must each create a frightening family of three mutated characters.

Twists abound for the final three's haunted house challenge before crowning a winner.

The artists must create a sorcerer and swan for a special performance.

Eight newcomers take on eight former contestants as each team creates a series of hyper-stylized fantasy characters.

The last challenge has the three remaining contestants creating fairy-tale characters derived from "The Three Little Pigs," "Little Red Riding Hood" and "Hansel and Gretel" for a cocktail-party setting in the first-season finale.

Arriving at the famous Laugh Factory comedy club, the artists are tasked with creating an original ghost character that is funny and scary.

The contestants create original human-bird hybrids for the penultimate Spotlight Challenge.

The conclusion from last week's elimination challenge; the immunity challenge has the teams create magical marionette characters.

The artists are asked to incorporate a gag element to their designs.

After revising their makeups with their directors, the artists improve their characters in order to get them ready for filming.

The five remaining contestants participate in a double-elimination event to create a human-dinosaur hybrid to determine which of them will go to the finale.

The final five must create a representation of a Hawaiian god or goddess.

The remaining 14 artists take part in a deadly predator challenge featuring guest judge Josh Hutcherson ("The Hunger Games").

The artists visit the set of the new Syfy series "Defiance" to inspire original alien creations.

At Kenneth Hahn Park, the artists are asked to choose magical Norse runes to inspire a dark elf warrior character.

Oscar winner Rick Baker is the guest judge for the first Spotlight Challenge, which finds the artists working in teams to create two original alien characters, plus a primate leader.

Artists explore tunnels in search of clues.

With the semifinals around the corner, the artists must take inspiration from disaster scenarios and craft elemental fairies born from each one.

The artists delve into the whimsical world of children's author Roald Dahl and must create never before seen characters. Screenwriter, author, and Roald Dahl's daughter Lucy Dahl guest judges.

Things take a dark turn as the artists play the part of mad scientist and create human guinea pig makeups inspired by bizarre medical devices.

The four semifinalists conquer giant city-crushing monstrosities in order to crush their way straight into the finale.

After a demon-based foundation challenge with guest judges James Wan and Lin Shaye, the remaining contestants take on classic Mother Goose characters for a double-elimination with instructions to put a modern spin on them.

The competing artists are tasked with creating original movie monsters based on sketches done by children.

The last four must create a gargoyle inspired by a different style of architecture

This week, aliens are the artists' focus and guest judge Star Trek Next Generation's LeVar Burton helps out.

The remaining three artists are tasked with creating Halloween-themed characters, which they then must have perform in a choreographed stunt show.

The final three artists must each create four original characters worthy of starring in their own film franchise, at the Vinpearl Land Amphitheater in Nha Trang, Vietnam.

The remaining artists, competing individually, must create an alien delegate for an intergalactic congress

The All-Stars create dystopian characters inspired by post-apocalyptic vehicles for the elimination challenge.

Teams must re-imagine characters from "The Wonderful World of Oz," as if they were in "Alice's Wonderland."

The two teams must create a coven of warlocks or witches at war with each other.

Material from a junkyard must be used in a cyborg challenge.

A group of returning all-stars compete in Season 11, which begins with the artists having to incorporate green screen technology when creating unique alien creatures.

The artists are faced with the challenge of creating a Greek God and also the severed head of a beast they have slain.

In the dramatic conclusion to Face Off's first ever two-part challenge, the four remaining artists compete for their spot in the finale by creating werewolf rivals for the legendary vampires they created in the prior episode.

The five remaining All-Star teams create comedic fantasy duos in the elimination challenge.

The artists learn they must each create a character that embodies one of the seven deadly sins.

In partnership with Universal Studios' Halloween Horror Nights, the artists' mission is to create a horror villain inspired by original movie posters and their tag lines.

Judges Ve Neill, Glenn Hetrick and Neville Page recall the best creations from five seasons of "Face Off" as they count down the Top 20 make ups from the show, as well as reveal their picks for the funniest, most surprising and ambitious designs.

The art of body painting is demonstrated and explored during an hour hosted by McKenzie Westmore and featuring commentary by the cast of "Naked Vegas" and former "Face Off" contestants.

Viewers choose the Season 3 winner, who will be announced during the finale in Los Angeles. Also: The eliminated artists reunite.

The contestants will choose images to be used for a creepy-crawly bug-themed challenge.

Inspired by hive-minded insects, the artists must create queen, worker and drone aliens.

For their first individual challenge, the artists must create realistic disguise makeups for "secret agents".

Paul Reubens appears when the artists work in teams to create a whimsical makeup based on an oversized toy.

Working in teams of two, the artists must create slime as inspiration for the spotlight challenge. The winning team receives immunity.

The artists paired up to create the gatekeeper to an alternate dimension ... and the creature he or she guards.

The artists create their own stylish horror villain inspired by the work of Clive Barker (Hellraiser, Nightbreed).

The contestants must take inspiration from the planets in the solar system to create alien queens who compete in a intergalactic beauty pageant.

The artists must create whimsical ghost characters based on unique obituaries.

The six remaining artists create victims of a fungal virus that turns people into zombies.

The remaining 12 artists team up to create a member of a long-lost race inspired by unique languages created by "Game of Thrones" linguist David Peterson.

Season 8 begins with three returning champions joining the competition as coaches.

Season 10 begins with the 14 competing artists working in teams of two to create alien bounty hunters.

The artists arrive at the Port of Long Beach and board the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter U.S.S. George Cobb, which is where they learn they'll be making beautiful but deadly sirens based on unique sea creatures. Working in teams of two, one group feels compelled to start from scratch on Day 2. At the same time, another duo struggles with streamlining different visions into one makeup.

Inspired by Syfy's The Expanse, the artists must create a character that represents the next stage in human evolution.

The artists create ancient aliens that could have been the inspiration for Aztec gods.

Season 9 begins with the 16 artists working in pairs to construct original alien animals that incorporate two models into one massive creation. Later, a surprise announcement from the judges keeps everyone on edge.

The artists face the challenge of taking a male model and turning him into a female character from a classic Shakespearean play.

The artists battle it out as they create dryad protectors of real life forests in this week’s elimination challenge, with two more artists heading home.

The Artists must make their Imaginary Friends from their childhood as a film character or creature.

A "barbaric" Foundation Challenge is judged by Oscar-winning makeup artist Robin Matthews. That's followed by a trip to the circus as the seven remaining artists compete to dazzle the judges with their freak show-inspired makeups.

The challenge is to create a new human/animal hybrid based from 3 exotic animals that are brought into lab.

Contestants must create a sinister demon.

The contestants must create planet-inspired alien werewolves.

The artists must create serial killer doll characters

The artists head to Union Station and discover that they'll be heading into the future to create original robots tailored to a specific profession.

A superhero foundation challenge; the artists must create twisted tree characters after becoming one with nature.

The artists must create a never-before-seen creature that glows in the dark.

The artists learn that for their challenge, they will be body-painting nude models in the middle of the woods.

The five remaining contestants must disguise themselves to fool their own family members at a Los Angeles wig shop.

In this week's elimination challenge, the artists battle head-to-head as they create the quirky and ghostly staff of a haunted hotel.

A twist with the teams, and an assignment to create fairy tale characters. Elizabeth Mitchell guest judges.

The legendary Rick Baker guest judges the artists' alien creations, inspired by real recordings from space.

The artists have to successfully mash-up two animals to create a new species in an individual challenge.

The artists create looks for the owners of possessed objects; Cheyenne Jackson guest judges.

The remaining artists and their coaches feel the stress of a challenge where they must create trolls inspired by iconic bridges.

In a first, the artists are divided into two make-up effects shops, and the first assignment is to design a werewolf pack.

The artists must create a demon that would oversee a specific circle of Dante's version of Hell.

Unique vessels provide the inspiration when the artists face the challenge of creating mischievous genie characters.

The artists explore the world's wonders and ancient aliens who may have contributed to their creation.

Retro-style alien characters created for a Foundation Challenge come into play when the artists receive their Spotlight Challenge.

Fortune favors the bold this week, as the artists and their battle partners create makeups based on actual tarot card readings.

The artists bring the four seasons to life for a dance choreographed by Travis Wall.

The artists arrive at the mysterious Magic Castle in Hollywood where they learn they'll create unique wizards characters.

The six remaining artists head to the prestigious Gnomon School of Visual Effects and learn that they will be working with visual effects artists to create original mutants.