Taken with my new Canon EOS 5D Mark II. I love it! As you can see in the making, I've used different light sources, that's why the shadows go in different directions. I need to get more powerful spotlights for my studio...
If you wish, you can view this video interview in which I explain the philosophy behind "Flesh and Acrylic": [link]
The above picture and other images from the "Flesh and Acrylic" series have been published in The Telegraph in December 2011. _________________________________________________
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Work in progress & details:
Previous "Flesh and Acrylic" project with Caroline:
The lotion of passion is here with you In the purest of white skin and the dark With the feelings of spring and water true That in to each your emotions will spark A flower of love that comes like spring To sooth every cell of your skin nerve And on to your feelings always shall sing To accomplish its youthful and its verve
A dove of the sky and your summer mood Something for everyone to feel good And complete the new appearance that hooks Be to your skin like a nourishing food And always win through in each a-la-mode To go with knowledge of nature and looks
Starting with an all white canvas has made your use of viberante colors transform this into an outstanding eye catcher work of art. Finding a model willing to aid in this project is also no easy task. I would love to see much more of this work, please do not stop here let your talant keep going on. Do you have more of this to share with us? I have a personal preferance for this type of work and would enjoy seeing much more if possiaable. Good luck in your future works of art, from a greatful admirerer of colorful women.
I find it amazing how much work you put into each photograph you don't just take a typical nude portrait, you create and piece of art that you just happen to photograph beautifully. I love it. <3
What I find interesting is that the scale and depth of the paint blotches set the scale of the entire work - and therefore the model appears not to be life-size, but rather much smaller.
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