i am thinking to paint my model for some artistic nude shot ,
anyone got any good choice of paint which is easy to put on and remove as well as stay on the body while i take the shot and not dirty the bedsheet as well as fabric that is going to be used .
Should not smudge as long as you bake in oven for a few hours:bsmilie:
I think acrylics are hard to remove.. I know there's a type of paint best for this. Not sure what it's called though.
What I've used though was mix poster paint(water-based) with lotion. This will make it easier to remove. I suggest you put lotion on the whole body as well even if it won't get painted.
Try this out first on your skin before you go all out.
From memory the water-based paints used in pre-schools for the kids if useful. I think they come from craft shopsi am thinking to paint my model for some artistic nude shot ,
anyone got any good choice of paint which is easy to put on and remove as well as stay on the body while i take the shot and not dirty the bedsheet as well as fabric that is going to be used .
From memory the water-based paints used in pre-schools for the kids if useful. I think they come from craft shops
Airbrush! Yeesh! :thumbsup:
Too bad we can't just DI the paintwork onto the model using photoshop! :bsmilie:
But was that for SFX bodypaint, or just to even out skin tones and cover blemishes?
I know that really pro MUAs insist on airbrushing where and when ever possible as that allows them a far greater degree of control in the blending (and also much smoother blends).