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Thursday, November 14, 2013

Female Titan

Female Titan (from Attack on Titan) by Lleye

Photographed by Ashitaro

Mystique (from X-Men First Class) by Some Like It Blue

Photographed by Skiffy

Asuka

Asuka (from Neon Genesis Evangelion) by EvieEvangelion

Photographed by Oldmacman

"Since they are airing Evangelion 3.33 at New York Comic Con i thought it would be a good time to upload my Danaged Asuka Plugsuit body paint. I really like this ripped up plugsuit and this was a really fun body paint to do. It's so nice to get to do Asuka sets, it's so nice and easy to get in character for her. "

Professor Dr. Claudia Diaz developed an innovative educational approach to engage graduates in their study. over a period of 18 hours, a student volunteer was fully transformed into a highly-detailed, and biologically accurate anatomical man. with the help of body paint and models, a team of five students meticulously concealed his entire body in layers of pigment, painstakingly coloring the muscles and tendons to be scientifically sound, in an indication of what the human body would look like if it were to be stripped of the skin.

Venom

Venom Body Paint

Painted by Georgette of Devious Body Art

Video: Liu Bolin timelapse at TED 2013

"Liu Bolin timelapse at TED2013"

Wednesday, March 20, 2013

Alien Bodies

Body Paint by Tauart
Modeled by Evgenia Shirova
Photographed by Margarita Vasukova

These body paint shots required five to six hours of preparation, and none of them were enhanced with Photoshop.

Rule 63: Skeletor

Lady Skeletor (of He-Man) by Freddie Nova

Photographed by Adam Jay of SuperHero Photography

Monday, November 12, 2012

Sylvanas Windrunner

Sylvanas Windrunner (from WoW: Wrath of the Lich King) by Vea Novenario

Photographed by Kira Hokuten

Engineer

Engineer (from Prometheus)

Photographed by CocteauBoy at NY Comic Con

Check out more photos at The Movie Blog.

Monster Hand Paint

Monster Hand Paint

Art Direction: Daniel Gurfinkiel / Paint: Rodrigo Piedra / Photos: Ricardo Quirós

These scary hands were painted as part of a campaign for Kimberly Clark in Costa Rica to help raise awareness about the importance of proper hand washing and how your hands essentially look like aliens.