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BODY ART GALLERIES
Body painting is a fleeting work of art on a full motion canvas. Photography captures the image and allows it to be displayed after the "original" has long since washed away. This site has been created to exhibit these evanescent works of art. LIQUID LATEX BODY PAINTING GALLERY
Liquid latex is best known as a cosmetic body paint, but it has a multitude of applications that are limited only by your imagination. I have been doing bodypainting projects since the year 2000 and and this is one of the most interesting mediums that I have ever worked with. It can be very challenging to create with in comparison to water based face paints or airbrushed bodypaints, but it's unique qualities make it worth the effort. The very first bodypainting that I ever did was a spider back painting using Maximum Impact liquid latex that is available in most adult novelty shops. Here is a picture of that painting (click to enlarge). About 8 years later, I was honored when Maximum Impact contacted me about using one of my images for their product labels. I chose a very simple painting that I had done that simply says "Wet Paint" using fluourescent liquid latex paints. Here is a picture of the original image and also a shot of the product label.
Here are a few links to projects that I have completed using liquid latex. Be sure to visit my page for upcoming classes if you would like to see the process first hand.
I have used liquid latex for quite a few science fiction convention demonstrations. Here are a few pictures from those events (click on the images to find out more about each image).
Here are some liquid latex swimsuit projects that I did several years ago. I also wrote an article about bodypainting swimsuits, but I don't think the magazine that asked for the article ever published it. Click here to read the article.
I have taught bodypainting classes at several face and body painting conventions and art gallery exhibitions. Not all of the classes were related to liquid latex, but here are images and links to several that did.
Here are some promotional events that I did with liquid latex.
And here are a few of the projects that I've done over the years just for the art of it. For these projects I used Brand X, Deviant, and Maximum Impact liquid latex brands.
One of the other applications for liquid latex is special effects make-up. Here are just a few of the projects that I have used liquid latex on for independent films, film festivals, halloween, and other events.
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Mark Greenawalt, Artist
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
E-mail: [email protected]
For quotes on commissioned works, send all details of project or event. Rates vary depending on complexity, coverage, time-frame, and location, but generally start as low as $500. Send an e-mail to request additional contact information.
All images on this site are copyrighted 2000-2003 by Mark Greenawalt or as noted on image and all rights are reserved. Images on this site are for display only to collectors and fans worldwide. The images are not in the public domain and are not to be downloaded from this site or used in any electronic or print format without prior permission from Mark Greenawalt. Unauthorized use is a violation of copyright laws.