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| VOL 10 ISSUE 2 | February 2007 |
XPOZ Magazine contacted me to be a part of the team for their three-year anniversary issue. Also joining me were photographer Mondo, model Sonja Allen, and fashion editor Margo Star. We collaborated on the design of the painting and came up with the image that you see above. Click on the cover image to see a larger version and a few other pictures from the photo session.
This Japanese body art was painted as a cover image for Ignite Magazine. Photographer and publisher of the magazine, Don Crossland, had been planning this shoot at the Japanese Friendship Garden for quite a while. I wasn't able to attend the shoot since I was involved with the Body Art Ball that same day, but I was able to complete the painting early in the day. This picture was also featured as a full page in Contact Magazine in the same month. Click on the cover image above for more pictures and info.
I painted jeans for Fleur't's grand opening in November and then painted an ice princess for their holiday shopping celebration in December. Then in January, I once again picked up my paintbrushes for another Fluer't event at the Barrett-Jackson Auto Auction. The Fluer't Fashion show was a 21-and-over event that showcased the trendy mens apparel and the new lingerie lines carried by the boutique located in the Shops at Gainey Ranch in Scottsdale. My part of the exhibition was to bodypaint two models in front of the hundreds of attendees to open the show. I painted black and silver lingerie on models Lynette Brooks and Sonja Allen. Click on the image above for additional info.
This year at the Alwun House Exotic Art Show, my theme was POSITIONS. Nine of my "canvases" were willing volunteers from the audience. Jill Valdisar was the one model that I selected to be the first model painted with the logo for the collection of bodypaintings. The Exotic Art Show is a very sexually charged event and to stay in that genre, my paintings depicted artistic interpretations of numerous sexual positions. This was a live body art kama sutra, so to speak. I always strive to keep my work from being too explicit so the characters in the paintings are a cross between stick figures, clip art, and caligraphy. The images were "off the cuff" and sometimes a little rough, but I think that everyone had a good time and enjoyed the process. Again, click on the image above for the rest of the story.
There's still time to order the 2007 Bodypainting by Mark Greenawalt Desk Calendar. Click on the picture to see this year's edition.
E-ya later,
Mark Greenawalt
[email protected]
copyright 2007, Mark Greenawalt, Future-Class X Publishing - Phoenix, AZ 85044
THIS PAGE WAS LAST UPDATED ON 7/15/2007
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