Talented artists transform models into beautiful animals by painting on human skin as canvases; these fascinating body paintings completely hide the human body and disguise humans as vivid animals, really impressive form of art.
Artist: Emma Fay
Artist: Gesine Marwedel
Artist: Guido Daniele
Artist: Gesine Marwedel
Artist: Kate Spinks Dean
Artist: Guido Daniele
Artist: Gesine Marwedel
Artist: Kate Spinks Dean
Artist: Johannes Stoetter
Artist: Wiser Oner
Artist: Johannes Stoetter
Artist: Gesine Marwedel
Artist: Craig Tracy
Artist: Gesine Marwedel
Artist: Gesine Marwedel
Artist: Gesine Marwedel
Artist: Emma Fay
Artist: Gesine Marwedel
Artist: Emma Fay
Artist: Guido Daniele
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