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For those of you in the UK you might have noticed we had an unusually sunny weekend. As soon as the Sun is out people forget their self-conscious, strip off and hit the beaches and fields to catch as much solar energy as possible before the British weather goes back to a nice normal gray colour.
This got me on the topic of Body Painted Swimsuits. At first look there’s not a whole lot of difference between a real bikini and a painted one. But I love the contradiction that a swimsuit is made to keep you covered in the water but a standard painted one wouldn’t last.
So as Artists and Models is the Body Painted Swimsuit something you would have a go at?
Have a look at the examples in the links below or if you have already done your own please leave a comment with a link to your artwork!
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