2006 World Cup Body Paint. I haven't seen this group before and thereare many High res pictures. [link]

This link was posted as a reply to a ping to No Bull... Enjoy some worldcup images... Start Quote: "Get the originals at [link] 32 girls, (20+ pictures each) each painted in the colours of one ofthe World Cup teams. Excellent stuff. Coaster" End Quote:

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www.nycbodyart.com Added 2 more gallery pages. Mostly bodypaint, some latex and gold leaf. Feedback and typo finding always appreciated. Thanks, RoByn

Nope. That's not a typo. It's Mayan foot ball. The players were bodypainted. Anyone have any images of this type of body paint? Sitting in NJ, I read an article in an Indian publication about body painted Mexican footballers in Germany. I love the internet! [link] a different ball game for Mexico RoByn www.nycbodyart.com

[link]/ I'd love to see some pics if anybody knows of any. Thanks, RoByn www.nycbodyart.com

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New pictures on my site. www.luijer.eu click "bodypaint" and enjoy! Groet, Hans

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: CONTACT: Mark Greenawalt, artist [link] BODYPAINTING AT HEINLEIN SOCIETY BLOOD DRIVEBodypainting artist Mark Greenawalt will pay tribute to the late science-fiction author Robert A. Heinlein this Saturday at the 32nd Annual LepreCon Science Fiction and Fantasy Convention. Greenawalt will be recreating the artwork from several Heinlein novels on live nude models to promote awareness of the blood drive held by the Heinlein Society from 10:00 am till 2:00 pm. Heinlein readers will recall that the National Rare Blood Club was an integral part of his novel I WILL FEAR NO EVIL and, in an appendix to the novel, he informed his readers that the organization he had written about actually existed and deserved their support. Mr. Heinlein traveled extensively to promote this important cause and frequently donated himself. This same novel referenced the use of bodypaint as clothing and featured a cover with nude model painted blue with white stars. This will be one of the covers brought to life through Greenawalt's body art. Robert Heinlein organized a blood drive in 1976 at MidAmericon, the 34th World Science Fiction Convention, with the help of other science fiction devotees and well-known authors. It started a tradition that has been carried on throughout countless conventions in his memory. This year the United Blood Services of Phoenix will be on hand at the Embassy Suites at I-17 and Greenway with hopes of exceeding donations from previous years. Greenawalt's bodypaintings have appeared in numerous national magazines and his clients have included Maxim, Playboy, Budweiser, and Camel. He is a fan of science fiction and has been a featured artist for the past several years at LepreCon as well as other conventions such as CopperCon, the Phoenix Film Festival, and San Diego's ComicCon. His website at www.futureclassx.com has an extensive portfolio of his intriguing art form. - END - The following is the official press release from the convention: LepreCon 32 Press Information LepreCon 32 – The 32nd Annual LepreCon Science Fiction and Fantasy Convention May 5-7, 2006 at the Embassy Suites Phoenix North, 2577 W. Greenway Rd, Phoenix, AZ Sponsored by Leprecon, Inc. an Arizona non-profit organization. LepreCon 32 is the annual Arizona science fiction and fantasy convention with a strong emphasis on science fiction and fantasy art as well as science fiction and fantasy Film, literature, anime, and gaming. LepreCon is an annual gathering of fans of science fiction and fantasy that has been happening in Arizona for over 30 years. Many artists, authors, scientists and others will be participating throughout the weekend with discussion panels, presentations, mass autograph session and more. We will be having an art show of several hundred pieces, the LepreCon Film Festival, Gaming, a track of film-making panels, a Robert A. Heinlein Memorial Blood Drive & body painting (with Mark Greenawalt painting professional models to match up with classic Heinlein cover art), a charity auction to benefit The Association of Science Fiction and Fantasy Artists (ASFA), and many other activities. The convention runs over three days, starting Friday afternoon and running through late Sunday afternoon. Many local groups are paticipating including The United Federation of Phoenix Star Trek club, The Phoenix Filk Circle, TARDIS, and The Southwest Costumer’s Guild. Main guests appearing at the convention: Artist Guest of Honor Alan M. Clark Author Guest of Honor John Vornholt Special Media Guest Bill Blair – The Alien Actor Local Artist Guest of Honor Gilead Music Guest Bill Laubenheimer Special Tribute to Ray Gish Many other local and national artists and authors will also be appearing including artists Mark Greenawalt, Pamelina H., Sarah Clemens, Liz Danforth, Susan “Dr. Arizona” Gleason, Michelle Ellington, authors Lee Hogan/Emily Devenport, Ernest Hogan, Janeen O’Kerry, Adam Niswander, Diana L. Paxson, and Michelle M. Welch, We’ll also have ASU Planetary Geologist Dr. David Williams talking about the current NASA Planetary missions and Space Historian Hugh Gregory who will talk about other countries space activities. Michael R. Mennenga and Evo Terra of the popular science fiction podcasts & radio talk shows The Dragon Page and Slice of SciFi will also be appearing at the convention. Events and activities highlights (A full schedule will be available at www.leprecon.org/lep32) Friday: Meet the Pros reception, Artists' Fingerpainting, Sci-Fi Jeopardy, Art Show Walk Through with Guests Alan M. Clark and Gilead, Modern Dance presented by ConFusion, and Filk Circle Saturday: Robert A. Heinlein Memorial Blood Drive and Body Painting, Q&A with Bill Blair, Filk Concert with Bill Laubenheimer, Space Science Update, Charity Auction, Masquerade Ball, Filk Circle Sunday: Movie Previews, ASFA Regional Meeting, Art Auction, Group Autographing In addition, the following events are tentatively planned for sometime during the weekend:. There will be a weekend-long track of panels on making a short film including costuming and SFX make-up, scripting, and filming. There will be weekend-long tracks of art demonstrations and workshops including artist and family fingerpainting sessions, and modeling and sculpting demos. Ongoing throughout the convention: Hospitality Suite, Dealer's room, Art Show, Gaming (Role Playing, Collectible Cards, Live Action Role Playing), and the LepreCon Film Festival. Hours: Friday 2 pm to 1 am, Saturday 10 am to 1 am, Sunday 10 am to 4 pm Memberships: Adults $45 for the entire weekend, $40 Sat/Sun. Daily rates are $20 Friday Only, $35 Saturday only, $10 Sunday only, Kids 7-12 half price- Kids 6 and under free with adult membership Information: (602) 375-1777 during the convention, or (480) 945-6890 before the convention Location: Embassy Suites Phoenix North, 2577 W. Greenway Rd, Phoenix, AZ Email: (Email Removed) Web Page: [link] (or just list it as www.leprecon.org) Press & Media Contact: Lee Whiteside (480) 441-0394, (888) 463-9603 (pager), (Email Removed)

Dear friends, I am pleased to inform you about the latest update on my site, Amit Bar Fine Art Photography at www.amitbar.com This time the category Body-Painting has been updated with one new body-painting. There are in total 10 new photos in the body-painting section and three in the Portraits section. If you want to see only these most recent art works, just click simply on the "What's New?" button on my web site. With kind regards, Amit Bar.

Discover how simple & fun it is to master the art of face painting. Kids will glow with excitement when you start painting faces at a birthday party or charity event. [link]/

I've been gone for about 8 months, and thought I'd drop in and see how things are. I doubt I'll be watching the groups as much as I used to, but I hope it's still a fun gang. Jerry

[link] [nq:1]From the issue dated April 14, 2006Uncovered in Paint[/nq] By AMY RAINEY Of all the student performances at Brandeis University, tickets to Liquid Latex are among the most expensive. That's because buying 25 gallons of body paint can get pricey. The show, which began seven years ago as an art student's thesis project, features dancers wearing only flesh-colored thongs and intricate costumes made of latex paint. Hence this year's theme: "Shirt, Shoes, No Entrance." Performances have included a range of musical numbers, like a light-hearted song from Sesame Street and a restaging of Michael Jackson's ghoulish video Thriller. Rachel E. Beaulieu (right, in tiger stripes), a senior who has participated in the show for four years and is treasurer of the Liquid Latex Club, designed the costumes this year for her number, "Cell Block Tango" from the musical Chicago. Six female dancers were painted different colors and animal prints were stamped directly onto their bodies. Before being painted, which can take all day, the models have to shave every area of their bodies that will be covered in paint. "Otherwise, when you pull it off," says Ms. Beaulieu, "it will be the worst exfoliation of your life." "I originally started doing the show because I wanted to improve my outlook on the way I looked," says Ms. Beaulieu, who likens her approach to "the way people who are afraid of heights go skydiving." Although the nudity may attract first-time audience members, Ms. Beaulieu says it is not what the show is about. "It's a very unique experience to be able to design a costume directly onto the human body," she says. "The liquid latex allows you to do things you could never do with cloth and a sewing machine." Send ideas to (Email Removed) [link] Section: Short Subjects Volume 52, Issue 32, Page A6