Showing posts with label body painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label body painting. Show all posts
Friday, January 21, 2011
Friday, November 19, 2010
Sunday, October 17, 2010
Brown Sexy In Airbrush Body Painting
Labels:
airbrush body painting,
body painting,
sexy airbrush
Friday, August 27, 2010
Body Painting Tribal Tattoos Airbrush Designs
Labels:
airbrush body painting,
body painting,
tattoos,
tribal tattoos
Airbrush Body Painting >> Blue Butterfly Airbrush Designs On Female Body
Thursday, August 19, 2010
Airbrush Tattoos Body Painting >> Tattoos Airbrushed Body Painting-Self Expression-Friend or Foe Gallery Airbrushed

Now personally I do not have a tattoo, even though I thought getting one. My wife has a little heart just above her right breast, which normally is not visible. I like it there, and if you wanted to get a tattoo, there are many things to consider.
First you need to be smart tattoos. I mean, you have to do a little research on them. There are many resources online that can give you an idea of the location, color, style, design, and is a con. From personal observation, I noticed that some areas of the body can add to your appearance and seductivity and elsewhere may be distracting. Depending on whether you are in the spotlight, or just behind the scenes, what you need to know how tattoos affect your daily activities.

Most companies began to accept tattoos and generally does not make a big problem for them. I myself, I think it adds some flair to your personality. They are a way to express who you are and as they feel about themselves. Remember, you are a permanent part of your body later. Can be very tempting, or can be ridiculous. Some people, and it is their goal to completely cover their entire body with tattoos. I do not really care about this type of practice, but if you want to do, then go for it.
When and if you decide to have tattoos, which makes research First you can make well-informed decisions about where and how you show new form of expression. Whether in the form of flowers, butterflies, animals and even humans, can add to your equity. Many of us would like to express themselves every day, but we just do both. You can through the form of tattoos.

If you decide to go ahead and buy a tattoo, remember that they are expensive to install and remove, depending on the size and location. Although they may be removed, there is the possibility of some tissue damage and discoloration.
I am no expert on tattoos, and when I went to get one I would definitely research the subject first.
Airbrush Face Painting >> Airbrushed Christmas Face Painting Tips and Animal Painting Techniques

As Christmas is approaching faster than Santa can use his reindeer sleigh, many of you will no longer create and practice their own fairy-tale Christmas face painting jobs. There are those among you that would like to follow, but still have to apply his first brush stroke.
First steps: first, take things easy with simple designs do. Cheek art is the ideal starting point for a small basic models represent Holly berries, snowflakes, stars, Christmas cookies, Christmas tree with a little trinket at the end of branches, and even the Small Faces. Remember that the theme is Christmas, so red, white, green, silver and gold are the basic colors. Animal painting markings on the cheeks, the eyes and brow also look very effective, so that the animal signs, such as tigers do not get straight away so as to improve your work.
TIGER MARKINGS: Use a round brush with a pointed end and black. Tiger stripes are best done in groups of three. Always large to small. Lay your brush down flat (for a stronger start) and while doing your turn to give it a slight twist and taper it at the end. Each move will have a curved effect on it. Into three groups below. This effect would be ideal for facial begins with a sign outside working toward the eye. Doing a similar stroke to the front, a group of three on both sides and tapering down to the eyes would be great to find animal-painting

PAINTING beard: If you are face painting, each animal costume enthusiasts this Christmas, try a small fine pointed brush, working out through the face at exactly the effect. For any fine lines you may be painting, you discover that the liquid paint will work best.
FUR EFFECT: When attempting to create the fur effect, use a medium-sized brush, working from the outside. Thus narrowing the edge off. They go on paper or face-painting, practice pad first, until you get to grips with the movement needed for your desired effect.
The advantage of fungi: You will play an important role in your kit, face painting, is ideal for primers, large areas of color on the face and body, and is great for boxing. TIP them to go further and reduce by half
Colors: Do not make the mistake that many students go on to make and buy every color under the rainbow. All you need are your primary colors are blue, yellow, red and black and white. From these you can combine any color and shade you want, and will keep costs down.

Glitter and stick-ON JEWELS: From what you are doing design, stick-on jewels, Diamante and gloss can be used to stunning effect. However, as with face paint, you have to remember to use only the glitter and stick-on jewels, which are safe for people to skin (eg, body glitter). NEVER use aluminum glitter - polyester only. Aluminum polish can really hurt your eyes and skin.
Family Affair: Use your family and friends to practice, trying out different ideas. If you start practicing now, you'll be confident enough at Christmas to paint the whole face, and there are some very powerful and very popular choice to go on. Ice Queen and the animals are always the favorites, along with the traditional Santa and Rudolph.
Monday, July 26, 2010
How to Make Airbrush for Body Painting Arts Step 4
Labels:
airbrush,
body painting,
Make Airbrush,
red candy airbrush,
tutorial
How to Make Airbrush for Body Painting Arts Step 1
Decide what you want to create a color to paint the airbrush. This may depend on what you need to paint on your model, if for an event or photo shoot. In this case, most likely you will need a lot of color. You will use food coloring and coloring for desired color, but if you create a color that you are missing, find the two and mix them to make it first.
Thursday, July 1, 2010
Best Of Images Sponge and Brush World Body Painting Festival 2010
Each year I wait to look through the "Best Of" images from the World Body Painting Festival. I love to to see all the artists with there models. The beautiful and wonderfully painted models posing with the paint stained and tired artists. Especially wonderful are the images by Ulf Sherling. Here are pictures taken by Ulf. Please go see more at http://www.bodypainting-festival.com.
Monday, May 3, 2010
airbrush workshop mit stefan czech

am samstag dem 15. mai und sonntag dem 16. mai
gibt stefan czech einen 2taegigen airbrushkurs.
bei interesse erhaltet ihr weitere informationen von stefan czech.
email an stefan czech: info@der-bodypainter.com
stefan czech czech-design.de
multi media design
stefan czech filmproduktion stefan-czech.de
airbrush workshop mit stefan czech

am samstag dem 15. mai und sonntag dem 16. mai
gibt stefan czech einen 2taegigen airbrushkurs.
bei interesse erhaltet ihr weitere informationen von stefan czech.
email an stefan czech: info@der-bodypainter.com
stefan czech czech-design.de
multi media design
stefan czech filmproduktion stefan-czech.de
Thursday, April 8, 2010
bodypainting am 24. april 2010 in darmstadt

bodypainting am 24.04.2010 bei karstadt in darmstadt
am 24. april 2010 wird kris buelow in darmstadt fuer promozwecke (verkaufsstart der dvd) 2 avatarmotive live im 3. obergeschoss der firma karstadt in der multimedia-abteilung bodypainten.
die veranstaltung findet von 11 uhr bis 20 uhr statt.
besucher koennen sich vor einem speziellen hintergrund mit den avataren ab ca. 14 uhr fotografieren lassen.
ausserdem wird die dvd zu einem sonder-spezial-preis verkauft.
am 24. april 2010 wird kris buelow in darmstadt fuer promozwecke (verkaufsstart der dvd) 2 avatarmotive live im 3. obergeschoss der firma karstadt in der multimedia-abteilung bodypainten.
die veranstaltung findet von 11 uhr bis 20 uhr statt.
besucher koennen sich vor einem speziellen hintergrund mit den avataren ab ca. 14 uhr fotografieren lassen.
ausserdem wird die dvd zu einem sonder-spezial-preis verkauft.
kris buelow airbrusherin.de
bodypainting am 24. april 2010 in darmstadt

bodypainting am 24.04.2010 bei karstadt in darmstadt
am 24. april 2010 wird kris buelow in darmstadt fuer promozwecke (verkaufsstart der dvd) 2 avatarmotive live im 3. obergeschoss der firma karstadt in der multimedia-abteilung bodypainten.
die veranstaltung findet von 11 uhr bis 20 uhr statt.
besucher koennen sich vor einem speziellen hintergrund mit den avataren ab ca. 14 uhr fotografieren lassen.
ausserdem wird die dvd zu einem sonder-spezial-preis verkauft.
am 24. april 2010 wird kris buelow in darmstadt fuer promozwecke (verkaufsstart der dvd) 2 avatarmotive live im 3. obergeschoss der firma karstadt in der multimedia-abteilung bodypainten.
die veranstaltung findet von 11 uhr bis 20 uhr statt.
besucher koennen sich vor einem speziellen hintergrund mit den avataren ab ca. 14 uhr fotografieren lassen.
ausserdem wird die dvd zu einem sonder-spezial-preis verkauft.
kris buelow airbrusherin.de
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Ok So What Happened In Vegas?
I know your wondering....... gee Sweet Loretta what happened at the North American Body
Painting Championships? All I can say is what happens in vegas, stays........ Ok it really does end up on Facebook and Myspace!
I'll have to take my friend Craig's advise and "grow an ego" meaning I'll just have to get serious! However, I was not into painting that weekend, my heart was with my friends but not in my art - so I went and did my best to hold up the very bottom of the pack. If only the had been giving a finger painting award.......hey wait I do recall an abstract artist using real professional body makeup for the first time making it into the finals. I was the only artist competing who I heard say they liked the artwork... but see, so did the judges. Thankfully we do not all paint the same... now would that not just be so boring?
I was happy to see Scott Fray with his sidekick Foxy Moxy there. His work has a simplicity and to it, Craig Tracy called it tribal - not sure I can label it but it speaks to my soul. I really liked Sandra Gariby prelim artwork - very urban and very fresh - I knew her originality would place her into the finals. Of course there was so much more I loved. As in Austria more paintings in the finals there branding themselves - barf - love my friends hate it when they use this type of platform to brand themselves. Keep that at home for the marketing campaign - we get it! Give us your real art. I mean if you can only get photos here - then your not really doing enough body painting. Not all who paint bodies are body painters.........
I will say it was rockn' fun to see so much kindered talent in one place - as always a great group of amazing artists, seasoned and rising talents.
In all it was certainly a first event, some broken rules and a lack of follow through by the organizers, and as noted in another blog as there are politics in painting, no one wants to scold aloud a top talent, or point out that some noted ranking high again celebrity's again isn't really better than some one who ranked in the middle or that a new look albeit new - isn't necessarily good.
Ah art is indeed subjective - if you compete you must trust the judges and let it go, and if you grumble be willing to do so aloud. If you stay silent, improvements can not be made and we all lose. Growing an art form take - of god will I write it ... ok it takes a tribe. Be part of it in full it you really want to evolve... but I digress
..... and there were established painters who we don't normally see, who came out simply because there was a cash prize..... we all like money.....
in all it was simply a very good and wonderful event.
I've seen a few AP type blogs and photos around - but no better pictures than my friends and fellow artist Robbie Hay took of the finals on stage - I'll have to get those, but alas she is a bit computer naive and can't seem to figure it all out. I love her.
I will say the photographers did not show up and they - you guys really missed out!
Great art - my crummy pics - I always get to wrapped up to take photos! and I was dummping about 8,000 yes 8,000 face and body pics off my two computers and lost a few of these - but enjoy.
Painting Championships? All I can say is what happens in vegas, stays........ Ok it really does end up on Facebook and Myspace!
I'll have to take my friend Craig's advise and "grow an ego" meaning I'll just have to get serious! However, I was not into painting that weekend, my heart was with my friends but not in my art - so I went and did my best to hold up the very bottom of the pack. If only the had been giving a finger painting award.......hey wait I do recall an abstract artist using real professional body makeup for the first time making it into the finals. I was the only artist competing who I heard say they liked the artwork... but see, so did the judges. Thankfully we do not all paint the same... now would that not just be so boring?
I was happy to see Scott Fray with his sidekick Foxy Moxy there. His work has a simplicity and to it, Craig Tracy called it tribal - not sure I can label it but it speaks to my soul. I really liked Sandra Gariby prelim artwork - very urban and very fresh - I knew her originality would place her into the finals. Of course there was so much more I loved. As in Austria more paintings in the finals there branding themselves - barf - love my friends hate it when they use this type of platform to brand themselves. Keep that at home for the marketing campaign - we get it! Give us your real art. I mean if you can only get photos here - then your not really doing enough body painting. Not all who paint bodies are body painters.........
I will say it was rockn' fun to see so much kindered talent in one place - as always a great group of amazing artists, seasoned and rising talents.
In all it was certainly a first event, some broken rules and a lack of follow through by the organizers, and as noted in another blog as there are politics in painting, no one wants to scold aloud a top talent, or point out that some noted ranking high again celebrity's again isn't really better than some one who ranked in the middle or that a new look albeit new - isn't necessarily good.
Ah art is indeed subjective - if you compete you must trust the judges and let it go, and if you grumble be willing to do so aloud. If you stay silent, improvements can not be made and we all lose. Growing an art form take - of god will I write it ... ok it takes a tribe. Be part of it in full it you really want to evolve... but I digress
..... and there were established painters who we don't normally see, who came out simply because there was a cash prize..... we all like money.....
in all it was simply a very good and wonderful event.
I've seen a few AP type blogs and photos around - but no better pictures than my friends and fellow artist Robbie Hay took of the finals on stage - I'll have to get those, but alas she is a bit computer naive and can't seem to figure it all out. I love her.
I will say the photographers did not show up and they - you guys really missed out!
Great art - my crummy pics - I always get to wrapped up to take photos! and I was dummping about 8,000 yes 8,000 face and body pics off my two computers and lost a few of these - but enjoy.
Labels:
body art,
body painting,
Body Painting Around the World,
body painting art gallery,
foxy moxy,
Las Vegas north american championships,
mark reid,
mehron,
sandra garibay,
scott fray,
Sweet Loretta
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