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Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Arts of Women Body Painting 2010
Present world body painting on my blog a variety of models available here please visit my blog to get different types of models body painting, ok ...
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Magic of Natural Motif
Every time we intend to design an art we need a motif or an idea. What motifs are there? Motifs are required for designing any art. Whether it is jewelry, accessories, fashion, furniture, textiles or visual arts. The motif may be an idea, an object or creativity, or we can say a motif differs from a theme. So, Motif means a design that consists of recurring shapes or colors, a theme that is elaborated on in a piece of music & unifying idea that is a recurrent element in a literary or artistic work. Motif is a unit of design; a particular motif is used in every design that is selected by designer, so a good designer should always be well informed about art, and current events. It is the designers' responsibility to translate the stylist concept, with the help of reference material.
Motifs have played an important role in the designing of Jewelry. Designer has always found a way to usually express his abstract ideas. Motif has always been a driving force in jewelry design. Natural motifs are widely used in entire world. An expertly crafted piece of jewelry can capture forever the life-like qualities of an animal on the run, a bird in flight, blooming flowers, butterflies, insects or fish. Such jewelry remains a perennial favourite, never seeming to go out of style.
Indian Jewelry reveals an amazing variety of motif and designs which depict the unceasing process if evaluation in Indian jewelry/ornaments. Most of jewelry have floral and figurative motifs. These motifs have been taken from nature and surrounding environment.
Nothing can out do the simplicity of traditional Indian motifs. When it comes to jewelry designing, the 'aam' or paisley, the floral patterns, the peacock and the curvaceous creeper, top the list as they can easily and beautifully blend in with. "Traditional designs are popular with women. The Indian culture is very relative to the Indian women; even a woman who dresses up in western wear holds the Indian traditions quite close to her heart, which is why even contemporary designs do have traditional motifs. Traditional designs add character to the entire Indian ensemble and they are a statement by themselves."
Jewelry designers are reinterpreting paisleys found in embroidery fabrics and lace motifs of this time period. They are spinning these looks, which range from richly ornate and colorful to embellished yet subtle, into gold with diamond and gemstone accents.
Floral Motifs: Floral motifs have been the most common and best selling pieces for past several years. A design with floral or other plants can be more realistic and stylized in compare of other forms. The Floral design is among the popular motifs in Indian jewelry. The ear ornament, Kanphool, is in the shape of a blooming Motia flower and is a symbol of happiness and prosperity. The Pipal patra (leaf), of Northern India and Gujarat, has a central motif of leaf from which bunches of finely shaped Pipal leaves cascade. It is a symbol of auspicious occasions and abundance.
The Champa, Jasmine flower, is symbolic of fertility. The Champakali motif is a jasmine bud shaped necklace. Each pendant in the shape of a bud is strung together on a thread.
Gajra and Paunchi are worn on the wrist and these too are floral motifs. The Gajra is made in gold and pearls. From a distance they appear as if the base of intertwined gold wire is of golden grass. Paunchi is made of a number of pieces in the shape of a flower. These are strung together and made into a bracelet.
Animal Motifs: Animal motifs are "hot" in the US, with butterflies the best seller. Jewellers try to make animal designs as realistic as possible. "Black, pink, yellow and blue are currently the most popular colours for this type of motif."
Animal and bird motifs have been a favorite with the Indian craftsmen through centuries. It has been a distinct feature of Indian jewelry and has not been seen anywhere else in the world.
The bracelets which have heads of lion and elephants too have their own significance. Lions stand for strength, courage and sovereignty, while the Elephants stand for strength, visibility, calmness and gentleness. Makar (crocodile) Signifies life force of the water and parrot signifies love because lord
Kamdevas chariot is drawn by parrot. Among the south Indian jewelry, the Kirtimukha (lion faced) motif is very popular. The mythical bird gandabherunda (two heads and body) is a beautiful piece of art.
Peacock motif too is eye catching as the royal bird is intertwined in the form of a gorgeous diamond studded necklace, earrings and finger ring that is contemporary in its appeal yet has flashes of the eternally traditional motif.
Motifs of Fish make beautiful ornaments of the Head, Neck ear ornaments. It represents the incarnation of Lord Vishnu, and is also one of the eight auspicious symbols, signifying abundance since fish breeds fast. Serpent is the most favorite motif adopted by jewelers all over India. It symbolizes the eternity of cyclic time because of its capacity to discard its skin and its apparent immortality. It also stands symbolic of courage, quick and violent potency.
Galaxy Motifs: Sun motif is very popular in ornaments. The sun represents infinite knowledge and is a personification of cosmic order. It also signifies majestic & royal personality.
Moon, stars and crescents have also been widely used in ornaments meant for head and ear. Moon is symbols of gladness and coolness. Crescents is preferable to the full orb as the crescent represents the noblest sacrificer who offers himself day by day to be beaten up by the celestial gods to sustain themselves by him ambrosial digito.
Mughal Motifs: The Mughal patronage of the jewelry brought distinct changes to the art of jewelry making. The Hindu designs were gently modified to incorporate various geometrical and floral designs.
Hindu jewelry depicts scenes from the ancient scriptures and gods and goddesses formed the main themes. But since the depiction of human figures is prohibited in Islam, the existing art of engraving figures took a back seat. These gave way to floral and animal designs.
The combination of crescent and stem dominated the Muslim jewelry. Earrings had a small stem at the top of a crescent from which was suspended a fish, which further led to a bunch of pearls. These became a regular feature of the Mughal jewelry.
Besides the above stated symbols and motifs, there have been various other objects to be used such as the Zodiac signs, organizational signs & Geometrical symbols, occupational symbols, monograms & logos, fraternal good motifs and source of design, If a designer thinks with an open mind he can realize a deep concept or theme in every art form and the same way he can incorporate & express a variety of themes & motifs in jewelry designs. Magazines, Catalogues, Books, Photographs, visits to jewelry stores, exhibitions & museums are some other useful sources to generate new motifs, but Flowers, Sun, Moon, Stars, birds & animals are frequently used in Indian Jewelry. The heavenly bodies have been source of awe and inspiration for human since time immemorial and no wonder these found a way into jewelry too.
Motifs have played an important role in the designing of Jewelry. Designer has always found a way to usually express his abstract ideas. Motif has always been a driving force in jewelry design. Natural motifs are widely used in entire world. An expertly crafted piece of jewelry can capture forever the life-like qualities of an animal on the run, a bird in flight, blooming flowers, butterflies, insects or fish. Such jewelry remains a perennial favourite, never seeming to go out of style.
Indian Jewelry reveals an amazing variety of motif and designs which depict the unceasing process if evaluation in Indian jewelry/ornaments. Most of jewelry have floral and figurative motifs. These motifs have been taken from nature and surrounding environment.
Nothing can out do the simplicity of traditional Indian motifs. When it comes to jewelry designing, the 'aam' or paisley, the floral patterns, the peacock and the curvaceous creeper, top the list as they can easily and beautifully blend in with. "Traditional designs are popular with women. The Indian culture is very relative to the Indian women; even a woman who dresses up in western wear holds the Indian traditions quite close to her heart, which is why even contemporary designs do have traditional motifs. Traditional designs add character to the entire Indian ensemble and they are a statement by themselves."
Jewelry designers are reinterpreting paisleys found in embroidery fabrics and lace motifs of this time period. They are spinning these looks, which range from richly ornate and colorful to embellished yet subtle, into gold with diamond and gemstone accents.
Floral Motifs: Floral motifs have been the most common and best selling pieces for past several years. A design with floral or other plants can be more realistic and stylized in compare of other forms. The Floral design is among the popular motifs in Indian jewelry. The ear ornament, Kanphool, is in the shape of a blooming Motia flower and is a symbol of happiness and prosperity. The Pipal patra (leaf), of Northern India and Gujarat, has a central motif of leaf from which bunches of finely shaped Pipal leaves cascade. It is a symbol of auspicious occasions and abundance.
The Champa, Jasmine flower, is symbolic of fertility. The Champakali motif is a jasmine bud shaped necklace. Each pendant in the shape of a bud is strung together on a thread.
Gajra and Paunchi are worn on the wrist and these too are floral motifs. The Gajra is made in gold and pearls. From a distance they appear as if the base of intertwined gold wire is of golden grass. Paunchi is made of a number of pieces in the shape of a flower. These are strung together and made into a bracelet.
Animal Motifs: Animal motifs are "hot" in the US, with butterflies the best seller. Jewellers try to make animal designs as realistic as possible. "Black, pink, yellow and blue are currently the most popular colours for this type of motif."
Animal and bird motifs have been a favorite with the Indian craftsmen through centuries. It has been a distinct feature of Indian jewelry and has not been seen anywhere else in the world.
The bracelets which have heads of lion and elephants too have their own significance. Lions stand for strength, courage and sovereignty, while the Elephants stand for strength, visibility, calmness and gentleness. Makar (crocodile) Signifies life force of the water and parrot signifies love because lord
Kamdevas chariot is drawn by parrot. Among the south Indian jewelry, the Kirtimukha (lion faced) motif is very popular. The mythical bird gandabherunda (two heads and body) is a beautiful piece of art.
Peacock motif too is eye catching as the royal bird is intertwined in the form of a gorgeous diamond studded necklace, earrings and finger ring that is contemporary in its appeal yet has flashes of the eternally traditional motif.
Motifs of Fish make beautiful ornaments of the Head, Neck ear ornaments. It represents the incarnation of Lord Vishnu, and is also one of the eight auspicious symbols, signifying abundance since fish breeds fast. Serpent is the most favorite motif adopted by jewelers all over India. It symbolizes the eternity of cyclic time because of its capacity to discard its skin and its apparent immortality. It also stands symbolic of courage, quick and violent potency.
Galaxy Motifs: Sun motif is very popular in ornaments. The sun represents infinite knowledge and is a personification of cosmic order. It also signifies majestic & royal personality.
Moon, stars and crescents have also been widely used in ornaments meant for head and ear. Moon is symbols of gladness and coolness. Crescents is preferable to the full orb as the crescent represents the noblest sacrificer who offers himself day by day to be beaten up by the celestial gods to sustain themselves by him ambrosial digito.
Mughal Motifs: The Mughal patronage of the jewelry brought distinct changes to the art of jewelry making. The Hindu designs were gently modified to incorporate various geometrical and floral designs.
Hindu jewelry depicts scenes from the ancient scriptures and gods and goddesses formed the main themes. But since the depiction of human figures is prohibited in Islam, the existing art of engraving figures took a back seat. These gave way to floral and animal designs.
The combination of crescent and stem dominated the Muslim jewelry. Earrings had a small stem at the top of a crescent from which was suspended a fish, which further led to a bunch of pearls. These became a regular feature of the Mughal jewelry.
Besides the above stated symbols and motifs, there have been various other objects to be used such as the Zodiac signs, organizational signs & Geometrical symbols, occupational symbols, monograms & logos, fraternal good motifs and source of design, If a designer thinks with an open mind he can realize a deep concept or theme in every art form and the same way he can incorporate & express a variety of themes & motifs in jewelry designs. Magazines, Catalogues, Books, Photographs, visits to jewelry stores, exhibitions & museums are some other useful sources to generate new motifs, but Flowers, Sun, Moon, Stars, birds & animals are frequently used in Indian Jewelry. The heavenly bodies have been source of awe and inspiration for human since time immemorial and no wonder these found a way into jewelry too.
Fashion - Its Association With Sophistication and the Casual Appeal
Fashion has been one of the important aspect of people lives and there are suggestions of high fashion, fancy dress and a time with distinction. Another aspect which is considered of importance is sophistication, explosive and simple elegance Parisian fantasy. Tiny and lightweight wool coats, raincoats in synthetic fabrics and costumes acceding pure silhouettes in classic fabrics, coordinated with bold floral silk dresses glamorous. Soft colors and warm touches of turquoise and pink shooting powdered for knitwear.
Combinations opulent wool, soft tissues country, refined details and evergreen, green color palette with classic clothes that shine a new light. The draft braided cardigan, knitted jacquard coat, tweed trousers, skirts flying, leather jackets and coats sixties until they become actual garments of the new millennium.
Than there are heart breakers that are generally adopts of the rebellious spirit of the seventies, a psychedelic combinations of turquoise and purple arabesques, vests and jackets, coats embroidered scarves reminiscent of oriental velvet miniskirts, jeans and sweaters worn brightly colored tiny. To impress and excite with the same charm which are proposed very feminine voile skirts and vintage lace or wool duffel coat plaid, gathered in at the waist.
About a Man that has the odd game of fabrics and shapes are evident in this line. The tissues and male figures modeled on the Gentiles female bodies with blazers that exude sensuality, sexy costumes full of mischief with vicuna fabrics, paintings spike-lets Prince of Wales that materialize in pants and skirts or tube indisputable grace tables. Whites, blacks and grays are interrupted obvious with bright and vivid colors of the sweaters.
Snapshot Fashion which is generally predicted in form of a small blazer, a short jacket, short, tight pants, the feathered light and decorated sweaters. A young line that summarizes the style Benetton categorical colors and carefree, wherein it is easy to prevail the denim and the velvet.
Moon Dolls is an another concept in which the presentation is done in the easternmost night, jade green lace, iridescent taffeta burgundy red, blue velvet, Chinese silk garden from India and black satin of Zen master. The shapes are feminine and remember the precious souvenir dolls, bustier jackets, skirts and cardigans inflated tiny tulle overflowing with brilliance. All brought under wraps rigorous and suggestive.
Combinations opulent wool, soft tissues country, refined details and evergreen, green color palette with classic clothes that shine a new light. The draft braided cardigan, knitted jacquard coat, tweed trousers, skirts flying, leather jackets and coats sixties until they become actual garments of the new millennium.
Than there are heart breakers that are generally adopts of the rebellious spirit of the seventies, a psychedelic combinations of turquoise and purple arabesques, vests and jackets, coats embroidered scarves reminiscent of oriental velvet miniskirts, jeans and sweaters worn brightly colored tiny. To impress and excite with the same charm which are proposed very feminine voile skirts and vintage lace or wool duffel coat plaid, gathered in at the waist.
About a Man that has the odd game of fabrics and shapes are evident in this line. The tissues and male figures modeled on the Gentiles female bodies with blazers that exude sensuality, sexy costumes full of mischief with vicuna fabrics, paintings spike-lets Prince of Wales that materialize in pants and skirts or tube indisputable grace tables. Whites, blacks and grays are interrupted obvious with bright and vivid colors of the sweaters.
Snapshot Fashion which is generally predicted in form of a small blazer, a short jacket, short, tight pants, the feathered light and decorated sweaters. A young line that summarizes the style Benetton categorical colors and carefree, wherein it is easy to prevail the denim and the velvet.
Moon Dolls is an another concept in which the presentation is done in the easternmost night, jade green lace, iridescent taffeta burgundy red, blue velvet, Chinese silk garden from India and black satin of Zen master. The shapes are feminine and remember the precious souvenir dolls, bustier jackets, skirts and cardigans inflated tiny tulle overflowing with brilliance. All brought under wraps rigorous and suggestive.
Women Body Painting is Adored in The World
Body painting in the world is very famous, so easily to many of the women and men begin to make it in the body of each for them lovers this could be the body painting competition made sebuah seni coloring a body that is very Attractive if you want to see the various collections of body painting from me please you are visiting my blog ... ok
Sexy Soccer Girls Body Painting
hello guys .. not imagine yach ..? if girls sexy naked who bulleted the ball game? It would be interesting yes .. hmm ... amazing. Not because of their football game (that's essential ga) but this sexy body girls is verrryyy.... sexy......hooottt
but ... no tapinya loh, although their actual naked body thanks to the body painting nudity. very-2 cool indeed painter, soccer shirts, or pants, all the skill the artist. Like the original!
Ga believe ( not a repost) try to look at this picture ... according cool cave!
sorry forgot who is almost a poto be angry ya, thanks for the photos he ... he ... he ...
http://www.linkinn.com/_Soccer_Girls_1
but ... no tapinya loh, although their actual naked body thanks to the body painting nudity. very-2 cool indeed painter, soccer shirts, or pants, all the skill the artist. Like the original!
Ga believe ( not a repost) try to look at this picture ... according cool cave!
sorry forgot who is almost a poto be angry ya, thanks for the photos he ... he ... he ...
http://www.linkinn.com/_Soccer_Girls_1
Saturday, September 18, 2010
Festival Bikini Painting
style women and girl with festival bodypainting bikini on the beach by categori: sexy bikini,bikini model, hot bikini
thank to you have picture...
Friday, September 17, 2010
Winners of 2010 World Body Painting Festival Anncounced
What a delight to see the amazing artworks coming from Austria as the 2010 World Body Painting Festival comes to and end. And as I take delight in friends who have made wonderful rankings and wins I have a heavy heart from friends who have ranked lower than they hoped and worked for.
No matter where one placed the artists have created amazing artworks and all are simply amazing to behold.
2) Fray Scott & Madelyn Greco / USA
3) Utting Carly & DominicSkinner / England
2) Chris OBSN Oberheber / Österreich & Mike Shane / Luxembourg
3) Flavio Bosco & Franco Vanzani / Italy
2) Ludwig Decarli / Austria
3) Lorie Hamel / USA & Julie A. Fusilier / Canada
2) Anna Pogodzinska / Poland
3) Harald & Jaqueline Wolf / Germany
2) Lucie Brouillard / Canada
3) Viktoria Schablinger / Austria
Here are just a few more pictures enjoy.
No matter where one placed the artists have created amazing artworks and all are simply amazing to behold.
- Category Brush/Sponge:
2) Fray Scott & Madelyn Greco / USA
3) Utting Carly & DominicSkinner / England
- Category Airbrush:
2) Chris OBSN Oberheber / Österreich & Mike Shane / Luxembourg
3) Flavio Bosco & Franco Vanzani / Italy
- Category Special Effects Bodpainting:
2) Ludwig Decarli / Austria
3) Lorie Hamel / USA & Julie A. Fusilier / Canada
- Category UV Effects
2) Anna Pogodzinska / Poland
3) Harald & Jaqueline Wolf / Germany
- Category Facepainting
2) Lucie Brouillard / Canada
3) Viktoria Schablinger / Austria
Here are just a few more pictures enjoy.
Winners of 2010 World Body Painting Festival Anncounced
What a delight to see the amazing artworks coming from Austria as the 2010 World Body Painting Festival comes to and end. And as I take delight in friends who have made wonderful rankings and wins I have a heavy heart from friends who have ranked lower than they hoped and worked for.
No matter where one placed the artists have created amazing artworks and all are simply amazing to behold.
2) Fray Scott & Madelyn Greco / USA
3) Utting Carly & DominicSkinner / England
2) Chris OBSN Oberheber / Österreich & Mike Shane / Luxembourg
3) Flavio Bosco & Franco Vanzani / Italy
2) Ludwig Decarli / Austria
3) Lorie Hamel / USA & Julie A. Fusilier / Canada
2) Anna Pogodzinska / Poland
3) Harald & Jaqueline Wolf / Germany
2) Lucie Brouillard / Canada
3) Viktoria Schablinger / Austria
Here are just a few more pictures enjoy.
No matter where one placed the artists have created amazing artworks and all are simply amazing to behold.
- Category Brush/Sponge:
2) Fray Scott & Madelyn Greco / USA
3) Utting Carly & DominicSkinner / England
- Category Airbrush:
2) Chris OBSN Oberheber / Österreich & Mike Shane / Luxembourg
3) Flavio Bosco & Franco Vanzani / Italy
- Category Special Effects Bodpainting:
2) Ludwig Decarli / Austria
3) Lorie Hamel / USA & Julie A. Fusilier / Canada
- Category UV Effects
2) Anna Pogodzinska / Poland
3) Harald & Jaqueline Wolf / Germany
- Category Facepainting
2) Lucie Brouillard / Canada
3) Viktoria Schablinger / Austria
Here are just a few more pictures enjoy.
Body Painting Pictures and Photos
A model wears body art by Ecuadorean John Vargas during the Colombia Exposhow New York 2009 in Cali, Colombia, Friday, Dec. A model wears body art by Ecuadorean John Vargas during the Colombia Exposhow New York 2009 in Cali, Colombia, Friday, Dec. 19, 2008.
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