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Body Painting as a Way to Express Yourself

There are several particular forms of human art activity, the public opinion towards which varies from complete rejection and denial to appreciation and high appraisal of their esthetic values. To such subcultures, marginal, or alternative arts one can refer graffiti, hip hop, break dancing, and body painting among other forms of pop art and culture. The latter (body painting) is the theme of the today’s featured showcase at Cruzine, a design magazine on the Web. So, we now welcome our readers to witness and enjoy the specific yet fine understanding of aesthetics and real talent of body painters as well as bravery and art passion of people, who choose to turn their bodies into temporary yet very bright and expressive live canvases.

Body painting has been known to people since ancient times, being practiced in many tribal cultures for religious, hunting, or military purposes. Today it still remains popular and widely spread even if not clearly identified as a form of body painting art. Today there are more examples and fields of application for body painting than one may imagine, varying from common make-up, used by women on the regular basis, to face painting used by militaries as part of the camouflage, and to body painting, used by people during festivals, multiple trade and entertainment fairs, sports or even political events. In order to show you all the diversity of body painting we have prepared the following collection of pictures, revealing all the beauty, individuality, and peculiarity of body painting art.

Bodies of Work : Series 3 by BRIAN CUMMINGS

Bodies of Work : Series 3

Body Painting by Tim Engle

Body Painting

Body Painting

Body Painting

Body Painting

The Circus by Maciej Pestka

The Circus

The Circus

Closing by Nydia Lilian

Closing

Extraordinary Beauty by Ausra Osipaviciute

Extraordinary Beauty

Queen of spades by Natalia Stahl

Queen of spades

Four by Daniel Regan

Four

Euphoria of colours by Ausra Osipaviciute

Euphoria of colours

Face/Color by Sanja Šajatović

Face/Color

BODY PAINTING TYPOGRAPHY by JASON NAYLOR

BODY PAINTING TYPOGRAPHY

The BodyArt Project by Tamara Miss-uh Hadeed

The BodyArt Project

Exposure: Skin Deep by Justin Mitchell

Exposure: Skin Deep

Green Lantern by Florencia Tucci

Green Lantern

Unk – Black Session by Isaora Le Jeannic

Unk - Black Session

MYSTiQUe by Araina Nespiak

MYSTiQUe

the project island by hussein shaaban

the project island

the project island

BODY PAINTING WITH ANILLARTE by Fanny Burgos

BODY PAINTING WITH ANILLARTE

Floral Nymph by Mariam Sitchinava

Floral Nymph

Seen as an Object by Marta Molina Gomez

Seen as an Object

Seen as an Object

Klaus Kinski Skellington Horse by Alex Gould

Klaus Kinski Skellington Horse

Phenocromia y sus inicios by KATHERINE GONZALEZ

Phenocromia y sus inicios

Body painting by Caesar Lima

Body painting

Body painting by Miriam Rapado

Body painting

Sylvia. White album. by Miquy Donge

Sylvia. White album.

Day 38/365 – New Skin by emyah

Day 38/365 - New Skin

Mother Sea by Allison Newbold

Mother Sea

325….who’s next by Kristene

325....who's next

Papua New Guinea red face – Mount Hagen by Eric Lafforgue

Papua New Guinea red face - Mount Hagen

Papua New Guinea Huli wigman tribe by Eric Lafforgue

Papua New Guinea Huli wigman tribe

Mursi kids by Ingetje Tadros

Mursi kids

Surma boy with make up in Kibish area – Ethiopia by Eric Lafforgue

Surma boy with make up in Kibish area - Ethiopia

Surma boy with plants and fruits decoration – Kibish Ethiopia by Eric Lafforgue

Surma boy with plants and fruits decoration - Kibish Ethiopia

The real thing…? by carf

The real thing...?

Dani Jazzar by Tomitheos

Dani Jazzar

Power Painted by Tomitheos

Power Painted

Day seventy five – la Catrina by Monkey Wings

Day seventy five - la Catrina

The Birds by Omri Suissa

The Birds

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Pavol Janovicek
Pavol Janovicek

With 30 years of life experience behind my shoulders, today I find myself focused mainly around two core values: my family (I am a happy husband and a proud father) and IT in its broadest meaning, including but not limited to hardware and software techniques and innovations. My special interest and true passion is photography. Here I am ready to put my signature under each word, once said by Dorothea Lange: “The camera is an instrument that teaches people how to see without a camera.” Being a part of Cruzine team, I enjoy instant process of learning as well as sharing my own experience in photography and IT with the readers of this digital magazine.

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