Donald Glover’s Teddy Perkins transformation is something that my brain will never be able to compute.

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A lot of this is all thanks to the extremely talented makeup, hair, and prosthetic teams, of course. 

The artists who made this happen: Mike Hill served as the prosthetic head for the film. To achieve the full look, Mike and his five-person team had to apply 42 individual silicone prosthetic pieces —14 just for the head and neck. The film even won the Oscar for Best Makeup and Hairstyling. 

The artists who made this happen: Tony Gardner served as the film's makeup effects designer and special effects makeup artist, along with an SFX team from Alterian for this transformation. Yolanda Toussieng was John's personal hairstylist. 

The artists who made this happen: David Anderson oversaw Monster's look and prosthetics. In creating the vibe, he was inspired by The Wizard of Oz. He said, “In coming up with this design, I was inspired by all of those characters. I think he dresses like the Scarecrow, looks like the Cowardly Lion, and acts like the Tin Man."

The artists who made this happen: The team that created Gladys's iconic look is special makeup effects designer Jason Collins, makeup department head Leo Satkovich, and hair department head Melizah Wheat.

The artists who made this happen: Prosthetic makeup designer David White, makeup designer Traci Loader, and hair designer Suzanne Stokes-Munton were the ones who are credited with making Orlok's look. 

The artists who made this happen: David White served as the special makeup effects designer for the first Guardians movie, and he worked alongside a team of about 50 stylists and artists. 

The artists who made this happen: Donald Mowat served as the head of the makeup, hair, and prosthetics department for Dune and Dune: Part Two, and worked alongside his handpicked team. 

The artists who made this happen: Toni G worked as Charlize's makeup artist and Yoichi Art Sakamoto made her prosthetic teeth. 

The artist who made this happen: Kazuhiro Tsuji came out of retirement just to work on the transformation in this movie.  

The artist who made this happen: Greg Cannom earned an Oscar nomination for his work with Christian Bale. 

The artist who made this happen: Bill Corso served as the music video's makeup designer, who'd previously worked with Taylor on the "Look What You Made Me Do" video.  

The artists who made this happen: Peter Swords King worked as the movie's hair and makeup designer, and he worked alongside his team of artists and stylists.  

The artist who made this happen: Abby Lyle was Lily's personal prosthetic makeup artist for the series. 

The artists who made this happen: Denise Tunnell served as the show's makeup department head along with Stephen Prouty as the special effects makeup artist, and their team of artists and stylists. 

The artists who made this happen: Göran Lundström, AnnaCarin Lock, and Federica Castelli were the prosthetic artists who worked directly with Jared on this transformation. 

The artists who made this happen: Peter Swords King and Rick Findlater worked as the makeup and hair designers along with a team of artists and stylists. 

The artist who made this happen: Kyra Panchenko served as the movie's makeup department head and worked alongside a team of stylists and artists. 

The artist who made this happen: John Caglione Jr. served as Heath's personal makeup artist for this film. 

The artists who made this happen: Bernadine M. Anderson served as head makeup artist for this movie and worked alongside a team of stylists and artists. 

The artists who made this happen: Ve Neill served as the film's key makeup artist and worked with a team from Cannom Creations to make Robin's transformation happen. 

The artists who made this happen: Zane Knisely serves as the series' prosthetic supervisor and worked alongside a team of stylists and artists. 

The artist who made this happen: Michael Westmore served as the movie's makeup creator, and he sculpted a replica of Jake LaMotta's nose for Robert to wear in the movie. 

The artists who made this happen: Robin Beauchesne served as the series' makeup department head along with her team of stylists and artists. Yoichi Art Sakamoto made her prosthetic teeth.

The artists who made this happen: Barrie Gower and Duncan Jarman serve as the series' makeup effects department heads and worked alongside a huge team of stylists and artists for Jamie's transformation. 

The artists who made this happen: Christina Smith served as the film's makeup supervisor, and she worked alongside a team of artists and stylists. 

The artist who made this happen: Joel Harlow served as the film's special character and makeup designer, and he worked with a team of stylists and artists for David's transformation. 

The artists who made this happen: Angelina Avallone served as the movie's makeup department head and worked alongside stylists, artists, and a team from Cinovation Studios for Jim's transformation.