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Gemaakt tijdens de Maskerade 2010 in het culturele centrum 't Raodhoes in Blerick. Er waren 42 painters en modellen uit diverse landen.
The World Bodypainting Festival celebrated its 19th in Klagenfurt at the lake Wörthersee and crowned a new generation of World Champion artists. They battled out their skills for this prestigious award after travelling from over 50 countries to Austria. Models and artists spent up to six hours in intense focus using modern skills to create the tradition of ancient art. This art form has become a trend around the world so the skill levels have grown beyond the imaginations of any of the original founders. The World Bodypainting Festival has attract thousands of visitors also with a huge music program.
9th NYC Bodypainting Day was held in Union Square. By the end of the painting, they formed a giant Circle of Hope with each person holding hands together, singing, dancing, sharing for our hopes and dreams. The opposite of hope is hopelessness, which can be an underlying feeling for many people in a world of bad news and challenging circumstances. It is essential that we all stand together in unity for a wonderful future filled with love and beauty that we can all share and pass along to those after us. There were many audiences, including male and female, watching the bodypainting. So many people are holding their camera and cellphone to take pictures of the male and female models.
Gemaakt tijdens de Maskerade 2010 in het culturele centrum 't Raodhoes in Blerick. Er waren 42 painters en modellen uit diverse landen.
Model: Melanie Boria
Photographer: G&L Collins Photography
Jewelry: Nneka Jackson
Hair/Makeup/Body Art: Bella Artistry
Série de bodypainting, par Brandon McGill, inspirée de l'oeuvre de Lewis Carroll, Alice in Wonderland.
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website : brandonmcgill.com
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9th NYC Bodypainting Day was held in Union Square. By the end of the painting, they formed a giant Circle of Hope with each person holding hands together, singing, dancing, sharing for our hopes and dreams. The opposite of hope is hopelessness, which can be an underlying feeling for many people in a world of bad news and challenging circumstances. It is essential that we all stand together in unity for a wonderful future filled with love and beauty that we can all share and pass along to those after us. There were many audiences, including male and female, watching the bodypainting. So many people are holding their camera and cellphone to take pictures of the male and female models.