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Two more Body Art folk in all their glory

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Two more Body Art folk in all their glory

Postby Colcam on Thu Sep 25, 2008 6:41 pm

Here are two more from the Eumundi Body Art Carnivale. The girl was fabulous with one half painted as a very young girl and the other as an aged crone and death with a foetus on her tummy to show the cycle of life. The only problem she had was that she was too gorgeous to carry off the crone part & she couldn't stop smiling! :D She was a scream to work with though. Ton of fun.

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This fellow had a ball getting painted and he really looked great when done. Good to see him get out & have a go. :D

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Re: Two more Body Art folk in all their glory

Postby Glen on Thu Sep 25, 2008 7:23 pm

Col great images to show off the skills of the make up artists
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Re: Two more Body Art folk in all their glory

Postby Colcam on Fri Sep 26, 2008 1:53 pm

Glen wrote:Col great images to show off the skills of the make up artists

Indeed. There was a tremendous variety for the photographer to choose from. With some feedback from us, it should be better next year too.
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