Showing posts with label metallic body paint. Show all posts
Showing posts with label metallic body paint. Show all posts

8.12.2009

body painting with silver mesh fabric


I am usually not a big fan of the gray and silver family of color. I typically prefer bright saturated colors. I do like how the silver mesh fabric almost makes the image look grainy.

8.11.2009

She's smokin'.


Literally and figuratively.
Yes, that is a grill sheet rolled up on her head. Did you really need to ask?
FYI, my studio is a non-smoking space but we were outside for the shoot. Smoking is bad. It causes cancer. Cancer kills people. It makes their loved ones very sad. Simplistically explained but true.

8.10.2009

I love rope lights with body painting!


I have fun shooting with my red rope lights. They provide the only lighting for this shot. It's interesting to me how they reflect off of the metallic of the body paint. This is another image from the mardi gras in ferngully shoot.

5.01.2009

Another beach body paint image


I'm just grabbing images at random and managed to get another picture of Nova at the beach. It's always great to do a body painting shoot at the beach.
We have a nude beach about an hour from here. Getting the net was his idea and I really like the patterning and texture that it added. It was interesting going into my local Party City store with a guy painted blue and green.

4.30.2009

Silver and blue body painting beach shoot


Here's another picture of Nova. I painted a thin wash of silver over his blue/green design. I love the texture in this body paint image.
I also love how reflective the silver bodypaint is. Tell me what you like or don't like.

3.26.2009

Golden Tiffany



It's Tiffany. She's body painted gold. How's that for expository text?

3.13.2009

Findley silver body pain photoshoot



Here are 2 images from a silver metallic body paint shoot that I did.

3.10.2009

Silver metallic body paint couples shoot - Dawn & John







Dawn and John were the models for this metallic silver body paint shoot. It was my first nude couples shoot. I shot them individually and together.
I love how the silver body paint almost makes it look like a black and white shoot.