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Marker is my photo series featuring hours-long sharpie drawings on a beautiful human canvas named Claire. The idea was to spend ten weeks creating ten unique art pieces that not only came to life, but that were alive themselves. Each week I spent between three and six hours coloring Claire's skin with sharpies, starting with a rough outline that I had practiced on my own face or body earlier in the week, and ending by carefully filling in the designs on her skin.
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The incredible works of art, which take up to eight hours to complete, have earned Johannes Stoetter the world bodypainting title
It is sad, and a beautiful world. In the remote Omo valley of southern Ethiopia, Africa, where some of the earliest homo sapiens remains were found,
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Human muscle anatomy 3 is a piece of digital artwork by Erzebet S which was uploaded on March 2nd, 2018. The digital art may be purchased as wall art, home decor, apparel, phone cases, greeting cards, and more. All products are produced on-demand and shipped worldwide within 2 - 3 business days.
Emma Fay, 27, from Leicester, spends up to six hours working up each creation including a mandrill, giraffe and tarantula with water-based paint - and two very patient contortionists.
