Johan, Daisy by Frank

Today we decided to do something a bit more extreme
Thanks to Daisy for the styling and bodypaint.
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What you call extreme... preparing for Halloween?

Needless to say, but fantastic photos as usual.

P.

Very interesting. The bronze body paint adds a very cool effect. The only think I don't like is the one long shell that hangs down by his left leg and kinda looks like...uuummm....(not other way to say it I guess) a penis. It is especially noticable in #6 the way the light hits it.

I really like this series, deffinately a twist from the norm, but they look fantastic.

I really like the texture and the pictures are very nice.

Awesome shots, very cool idea.

WOW!!

You've got some talented artist working with you! I'm not too crazy about the flame in #1, but otherwise very nice shots Frank.

That's just too much work! How long to paint him up?

J.A.F. Doorhof wrote:
Today we decided to do something a bit more extreme
Thanks to Daisy for the styling and bodypaint.
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Pay extra attention to the eyes, although due to the inet compression it's very hard to see
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MvrGr.
Frank

WHoa, very interesting shots.

Thanks for sharing.
Henry

The whole session took arround 4 hours, 3 of which were painting.