Body Painting

Seeboden/Austria

The "World Bodypainting Festival" is a cult event that has driven the art of bodypainting forward. It has spread awareness andexcitement for body art for thepast 12 years. It has encouraged innovation and provided a platform for talented artists to further their
The World Awards in different categories recognizes the most abilities and careers. Talented artists from all countries around the world.

South Korea

After the successful first event in Asia, the "World Body painting Festival" will also continue in 2009.
The festivals idea of connectingcultures took a massive step forward. The Asian painting style inspiring many of the western artists present the contest with the Asia Awardsis open to artists from around the world. It is the top award forthe Asian region.

Small Fun Latex Body Paint Kit

Product Description
Everything that you would need to start painting right away. Perfect for the first time user. Enjoy painting with liquid latex with out having to break your bank Now all you need is someone to paint on (model not included).The Small Fun Kit contains:
3 8oz. jars: Black, White and Red
1 Jar of Silver Stardust
3 1'' Foam brushes
1 2'' Foam brushes
1 3'' Foam roller
1 Body Prep
1 Body Finish Instruction Booklet

Body Clean

Product Description
Liquid latex is fun but sometimes you need a little help getting it off. biodegradable formulation designed to aid in the removal of Liquid Latex Body paint. Regular soap just can't remove the latex like Body clean can. Easy to use and gentile on the skin. A must for body painters serious about using liquid latex .

Activism

The painted body is a very powerful visual phenomenon, and is almost guaranteed to attract attention. As a Green activist and eco-warrior, I have used body painting to draw attention to environmental issues, such as when myself and a friend painted each other as tigers for the Greenpeace StopEsso campaign.As body painting is something that I enjoy so much, and have such a great passion for, I feel it only right to use body painting as a means of contributing to the greater good, and so far, activism for the environment and peace has been my calling in this area. I would also be very interested to hear of any opportunities to use body painting as a means of fundraising for charity.I am also inspired by the potential of body painting to break down the barriers between people - with body painting, race and skin colour simply do not matter, and to paint one another is to re-affirm that we are all human beings, each with an equal right to live in peace and dignity on this planet.