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Persian Carpet By Myself Nicolette Spear
Happy New Year! Golden Garden Bodypaint by me.
New Username (was Poisonsama) Gold Bodypaint to celebrate. I decided to give up my old username and start over. I plan to kick out a lot more bodypaint on here since facebook is officially stupid.
My Black Widow Bodypaint on Michaela - Bodypaint and Photography by Scott E. Detweiler
My bodypaint on the amazing Rachel! I will put a link to her sub in the comments.
Removing your bodypaint can also be a work of art. In this case, we have a large pool in the studio and we can place the model in there to let the bodypaint dissolve. I had a lot of fun shots of this specific one, and I will post another one soon.
Norse themed bodypaint I did on Rachel. The paint took longer than I expected, and the photo shoot was pretty quick. Retouching took about 30 minutes or so.
I made a big mess in the studio as I decided to go with a baby oil base for this one. Slippery and came off on everything she even looked at. Still, worth it in my opinion.
Another image from my Spring Blossom bodypaint and shoot a few years ago. This tree will be blooming again soon and I really want to make another piece of art with it this year.
Celebrating #launchamerica today with a throwback to a bodypaint that my friend Otto did in my studio a few years ago on my muse Haley (the same girl that was painted gold in my last few posts).
Another image from my Norse themed bodypaint on /r/MachelleRoehr from last year. I like the short light on many of these paints to really show off the amazing curves on the body.
My first bodypaint years ago. I have a ton of images from it of course, but some really speak to me more than the others.
Another image from my first bodypaint a few years ago. My buddy Otto was there to give me some tips. I have learned a ton since then, but also realize how much I don't know.
My attempt at a Sith Acolyte from Star Wars Knights of The Old Republic. I did 3D print the mask for this as well, which is a new first for me.
Another shot of our studio pool and making bonus art while removing the bodypaint after a shoot. How many jellyfish can you find?
One more of the gold series I started posting here a few days ago. I can't wait to get back to painting soon, not to mention getting to use the camera for something creative.
Here is a kind of assassin bodypaint I did a few years ago. Still learning a ton and have quite a ways to go, but the journey has been great so far.
Another shot of my adventures with this chrome bodypaint I did a few years ago.
Another angle of the assassin-ish bodypaint I did a few years ago. Still learning a ton with every single paint and nowhere near as good as the guy that inspired me to get involved in this. But, everyone has to have a goal. :-) Cheers, and have a great weekend!
Here is a Silver bodypaint I did a few years ago. Super simple as it is just one color, but I love how it turned out.
Persian Carpet By Myself Nicolette Spear
Happy New Year! Golden Garden Bodypaint by me.
New Username (was Poisonsama) Gold Bodypaint to celebrate. I decided to give up my old username and start over. I plan to kick out a lot more bodypaint on here since facebook is officially stupid.
My Black Widow Bodypaint on Michaela - Bodypaint and Photography by Scott E. Detweiler
My bodypaint on the amazing Rachel! I will put a link to her sub in the comments.
Removing your bodypaint can also be a work of art. In this case, we have a large pool in the studio and we can place the model in there to let the bodypaint dissolve. I had a lot of fun shots of this specific one, and I will post another one soon.
Norse themed bodypaint I did on Rachel. The paint took longer than I expected, and the photo shoot was pretty quick. Retouching took about 30 minutes or so.
I made a big mess in the studio as I decided to go with a baby oil base for this one. Slippery and came off on everything she even looked at. Still, worth it in my opinion.
Another image from my Spring Blossom bodypaint and shoot a few years ago. This tree will be blooming again soon and I really want to make another piece of art with it this year.
Celebrating #launchamerica today with a throwback to a bodypaint that my friend Otto did in my studio a few years ago on my muse Haley (the same girl that was painted gold in my last few posts).
Another image from my Norse themed bodypaint on /r/MachelleRoehr from last year. I like the short light on many of these paints to really show off the amazing curves on the body.
My first bodypaint years ago. I have a ton of images from it of course, but some really speak to me more than the others.
Another image from my first bodypaint a few years ago. My buddy Otto was there to give me some tips. I have learned a ton since then, but also realize how much I don't know.
My attempt at a Sith Acolyte from Star Wars Knights of The Old Republic. I did 3D print the mask for this as well, which is a new first for me.
Another shot of our studio pool and making bonus art while removing the bodypaint after a shoot. How many jellyfish can you find?
One more of the gold series I started posting here a few days ago. I can't wait to get back to painting soon, not to mention getting to use the camera for something creative.
Here is a kind of assassin bodypaint I did a few years ago. Still learning a ton and have quite a ways to go, but the journey has been great so far.
Another shot of my adventures with this chrome bodypaint I did a few years ago.
Another angle of the assassin-ish bodypaint I did a few years ago. Still learning a ton with every single paint and nowhere near as good as the guy that inspired me to get involved in this. But, everyone has to have a goal. :-) Cheers, and have a great weekend!
Here is a Silver bodypaint I did a few years ago. Super simple as it is just one color, but I love how it turned out.
Persian Carpet By Myself Nicolette Spear
Happy New Year! Golden Garden Bodypaint by me.
New Username (was Poisonsama) Gold Bodypaint to celebrate. I decided to give up my old username and start over. I plan to kick out a lot more bodypaint on here since facebook is officially stupid.
My Black Widow Bodypaint on Michaela - Bodypaint and Photography by Scott E. Detweiler
My bodypaint on the amazing Rachel! I will put a link to her sub in the comments.
Removing your bodypaint can also be a work of art. In this case, we have a large pool in the studio and we can place the model in there to let the bodypaint dissolve. I had a lot of fun shots of this specific one, and I will post another one soon.
Norse themed bodypaint I did on Rachel. The paint took longer than I expected, and the photo shoot was pretty quick. Retouching took about 30 minutes or so.
I made a big mess in the studio as I decided to go with a baby oil base for this one. Slippery and came off on everything she even looked at. Still, worth it in my opinion.
Another image from my Spring Blossom bodypaint and shoot a few years ago. This tree will be blooming again soon and I really want to make another piece of art with it this year.
Celebrating #launchamerica today with a throwback to a bodypaint that my friend Otto did in my studio a few years ago on my muse Haley (the same girl that was painted gold in my last few posts).
Another image from my Norse themed bodypaint on /r/MachelleRoehr from last year. I like the short light on many of these paints to really show off the amazing curves on the body.
My first bodypaint years ago. I have a ton of images from it of course, but some really speak to me more than the others.
Another image from my first bodypaint a few years ago. My buddy Otto was there to give me some tips. I have learned a ton since then, but also realize how much I don't know.
My attempt at a Sith Acolyte from Star Wars Knights of The Old Republic. I did 3D print the mask for this as well, which is a new first for me.
Another shot of our studio pool and making bonus art while removing the bodypaint after a shoot. How many jellyfish can you find?
One more of the gold series I started posting here a few days ago. I can't wait to get back to painting soon, not to mention getting to use the camera for something creative.
Here is a kind of assassin bodypaint I did a few years ago. Still learning a ton and have quite a ways to go, but the journey has been great so far.
Another shot of my adventures with this chrome bodypaint I did a few years ago.
Another angle of the assassin-ish bodypaint I did a few years ago. Still learning a ton with every single paint and nowhere near as good as the guy that inspired me to get involved in this. But, everyone has to have a goal. :-) Cheers, and have a great weekend!
Here is a Silver bodypaint I did a few years ago. Super simple as it is just one color, but I love how it turned out.
Persian Carpet By Myself Nicolette Spear
Happy New Year! Golden Garden Bodypaint by me.
New Username (was Poisonsama) Gold Bodypaint to celebrate. I decided to give up my old username and start over. I plan to kick out a lot more bodypaint on here since facebook is officially stupid.
My Black Widow Bodypaint on Michaela - Bodypaint and Photography by Scott E. Detweiler
My bodypaint on the amazing Rachel! I will put a link to her sub in the comments.
Removing your bodypaint can also be a work of art. In this case, we have a large pool in the studio and we can place the model in there to let the bodypaint dissolve. I had a lot of fun shots of this specific one, and I will post another one soon.
Norse themed bodypaint I did on Rachel. The paint took longer than I expected, and the photo shoot was pretty quick. Retouching took about 30 minutes or so.
I made a big mess in the studio as I decided to go with a baby oil base for this one. Slippery and came off on everything she even looked at. Still, worth it in my opinion.
Another image from my Spring Blossom bodypaint and shoot a few years ago. This tree will be blooming again soon and I really want to make another piece of art with it this year.
Celebrating #launchamerica today with a throwback to a bodypaint that my friend Otto did in my studio a few years ago on my muse Haley (the same girl that was painted gold in my last few posts).
Another image from my Norse themed bodypaint on /r/MachelleRoehr from last year. I like the short light on many of these paints to really show off the amazing curves on the body.
My first bodypaint years ago. I have a ton of images from it of course, but some really speak to me more than the others.
Another image from my first bodypaint a few years ago. My buddy Otto was there to give me some tips. I have learned a ton since then, but also realize how much I don't know.
My attempt at a Sith Acolyte from Star Wars Knights of The Old Republic. I did 3D print the mask for this as well, which is a new first for me.
Another shot of our studio pool and making bonus art while removing the bodypaint after a shoot. How many jellyfish can you find?
One more of the gold series I started posting here a few days ago. I can't wait to get back to painting soon, not to mention getting to use the camera for something creative.
Here is a kind of assassin bodypaint I did a few years ago. Still learning a ton and have quite a ways to go, but the journey has been great so far.
Another shot of my adventures with this chrome bodypaint I did a few years ago.
Another angle of the assassin-ish bodypaint I did a few years ago. Still learning a ton with every single paint and nowhere near as good as the guy that inspired me to get involved in this. But, everyone has to have a goal. :-) Cheers, and have a great weekend!
Here is a Silver bodypaint I did a few years ago. Super simple as it is just one color, but I love how it turned out.
Persian Carpet By Myself Nicolette Spear
Happy New Year! Golden Garden Bodypaint by me.
New Username (was Poisonsama) Gold Bodypaint to celebrate. I decided to give up my old username and start over. I plan to kick out a lot more bodypaint on here since facebook is officially stupid.
My Black Widow Bodypaint on Michaela - Bodypaint and Photography by Scott E. Detweiler
My bodypaint on the amazing Rachel! I will put a link to her sub in the comments.
Removing your bodypaint can also be a work of art. In this case, we have a large pool in the studio and we can place the model in there to let the bodypaint dissolve. I had a lot of fun shots of this specific one, and I will post another one soon.
Norse themed bodypaint I did on Rachel. The paint took longer than I expected, and the photo shoot was pretty quick. Retouching took about 30 minutes or so.
I made a big mess in the studio as I decided to go with a baby oil base for this one. Slippery and came off on everything she even looked at. Still, worth it in my opinion.
Another image from my Spring Blossom bodypaint and shoot a few years ago. This tree will be blooming again soon and I really want to make another piece of art with it this year.
Celebrating #launchamerica today with a throwback to a bodypaint that my friend Otto did in my studio a few years ago on my muse Haley (the same girl that was painted gold in my last few posts).
Another image from my Norse themed bodypaint on /r/MachelleRoehr from last year. I like the short light on many of these paints to really show off the amazing curves on the body.
My first bodypaint years ago. I have a ton of images from it of course, but some really speak to me more than the others.
Another image from my first bodypaint a few years ago. My buddy Otto was there to give me some tips. I have learned a ton since then, but also realize how much I don't know.
My attempt at a Sith Acolyte from Star Wars Knights of The Old Republic. I did 3D print the mask for this as well, which is a new first for me.
Another shot of our studio pool and making bonus art while removing the bodypaint after a shoot. How many jellyfish can you find?
One more of the gold series I started posting here a few days ago. I can't wait to get back to painting soon, not to mention getting to use the camera for something creative.
Here is a kind of assassin bodypaint I did a few years ago. Still learning a ton and have quite a ways to go, but the journey has been great so far.
Another shot of my adventures with this chrome bodypaint I did a few years ago.
Another angle of the assassin-ish bodypaint I did a few years ago. Still learning a ton with every single paint and nowhere near as good as the guy that inspired me to get involved in this. But, everyone has to have a goal. :-) Cheers, and have a great weekend!
