Japanese Sexy Body Paint
Japanese Face Body Paint
Japanese Womens Body Paint
Monday, November 29, 2010
Colorfull Body Painting
Fantasy Colorfull Body Paint
Women Body Paint Eye Design
Women Colorfull Body Paint
Body Painting Wallpaper
Body Painting Wallpaper # 1
Body Painting Wallpaper # 2
Body Painting Wallpaper # 3
Tiger Body Painting
Amazing Art Tiger Body Paint
Vida Guerra Body Paint
Women Body Paint With Tiger Design
Unique Body Paint
Man Body Paint With Extreme Design
Unique Women Body Painting
Unique Design Body Paint
Soccer Body Painting
Soccer Body Painting With Concept Italy vs Brazil
Soccer Body Paint With Concept Paraguay vs Mexico
Jermanese Women Club Body Painting
Thursday, November 25, 2010
Beautiful Russian Football Body Paint Girls
Russian website Total Football published some of the most beautiful photos of body paint of girls who represented some of the most popular football teams from Russia, Brazil, Netherlands, Italy, England etc. A reason more to love the football game!
FC Loverpool England
The Beauty of Body Paint Art
Since the beginning of time, humans have always had the desire to create art. Through this desire body painting was born, making the human body the first canvass. The history of this craft stretches so far back that historians consider it to be the earliest form of art. Compared to other types of body art like tattoos or piercing, this is impermanent. It lasts only for a few hours at most.
During the ancient times, tribes would often use this during celebrations and important ceremonies. Each color had its own corresponding meaning. Chieftains and warriors commonly had their own styles to indicate their status in the tribe. Around the 12th century, a new kind of body painting known as the Mehendi became popular. The Mehendi is an extremely old ritual that originated from Egypt. It is the art of using henna to paint the body. This type of dye usually lasts a little longer, about a 1-2 weeks before fading. Natives of South America also had their own methods of ornamenting their bodies. They would use wet charcoal also known as huito. Like henna, huito is also semi-permanent lasting for a few weeks.
In today's modern era, this has become a way of self-expression. This has been spurred on by the liberality of modern society. If before nudity was deemed by society as inappropriate and improper, now it is something to be flaunted. In the guise of self-expression and the practice of human freedom, this has become a means of grabbing the public's attention. This is especially effective during protests and rallies. Instead of bringing placards and sign boards, the protesters would instead paint on themselves.
The art of body painting can morph a human being into a beautiful work of art. It can make a statement that words alone cannot express, create a more appealing presentation, and add meaning and significance to an important occasion. It is used not only for the living, but also to preserve the dead. Truly it has attained world wide significance that will last till the end of time.
Body painting in Sport
Bodypainting in Sport's Illustrated's 2010Swimsuit Issue
Bodypainting isn't new but Sports Illustrated is trying to give it a boost into the mainstream with its latest new swimsuit issue. Model Irina Shayk was painted in the photograph from SI's swimsuit issue above. The bodypainting and makeup was done by Joanne Gair for LBB Artist Management in Grenada. Joanne also did the bodypainting of Demi Moore for the 1992 Vanity Fair cover.
Sunday, November 14, 2010
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