Model Evie Evangelion is featured in this Spider Woman body paint photoshoot done by Rocky Pierre Desroches. It brings the very simple and elegant costume of Julia Carpenter to life with beautiful paint and wonderful effects.
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File this under cool things that are also kind of creepy. Artist Danny Quirk has done illustrations for scientific journals, but this time his pictures aren’t on paper. Instead, he’s painted images of what we look like on the inside right onto peoples’ skin using Sharpie markers and acrylic latex. His plan is to make this a 15-20 page series. He’s also done an even creepier series of images which are available in his Etsy store. They’re paintings on canvas that show people vivisecting themselves and neatly revealing their insides.
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Artist JKB Fletcher has does something amazing with body paint images of superheros. He starts by sketching his idea before he paints and photographs the models himself. You’d think he’s done, but not even close. He then takes the photographs and turns them into huge canvas paintings that are worthy of display in any gallery (seriously, the image above is a painting). It’s hard to understand just how talented this guy is until you watch the video of an image coming together, from the moment he walks into the studio one morning until the finished work hangs on a wall. This is incredible.
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Fans of Mass Effect will immediately recognize this gorgeous body paint cosplay as Miranda. Model Leeshe looks just amazing with nothing but carefully applied paint and an assortment of deadly weapons at her side. Her photo shoot by Joey Demarco is featured in the 15 Shades of Geek 2013 calendar which highlights beautiful body paint cosplay from every facet of geekdom.
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Deviant Artist Frinda Frisk is a sexy Ms. Marvel with nothing but a single red sash and some paint to complete her costume. She’s done quite a bit with cosplay, but this is her first time working with bodypaint and I think you’ll agree she looks amazing.
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Over the course of three days, i.d.e.a turned ordinary people into amazing motorcycle works of art with nothing more than body paint. This was part of an ad campaign for the Progressive International Motorcycle Show and involved a team of body painters who carefully transformed their human canvases into a sport bike, a dirt bike, and a cruiser.
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