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Emma Fay Body Painting Analysis

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I have always found body painting a beautiful art form although temporary. Emma Fay paints amazing beautiful images of animals using the human being as her canvas and uses illusion and symbolic expression throughout her pieces. Many body paint artists do some pretty sexy and racy art work, where her paintings are much more conservative. I really like the Giraffe and am amazed how the human body is almost hidden in the art and the lines of the painting follow along the lines of the body. Her attention to detail makes the images realistic. It would be hard to be a model for her and I bet it would get very tiring holding the poses that you have to get into. You can see more of her art work at Link. Shannon Holt is another body painter

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