Shockingly Creepy Pieces of Jewelry
Rings Made From Bones
The perfect jewelry for any stalker. These rings are made from bones grown in a lab and then carved into a fashion accessory. You can send in one of your bones or a tooth to send to your stalkee or snip off one of his/her toes and get some jewelry made for yourself. On the downside, the website selling these rings is now a spam site, so to get one made you'll act
Gothic Bird Head Pendant
Edgar Allan Poe fans are sure to love this piece. Quote the raven, “Get this ball out of my mouth.”
Squirrel Feet Earrings and Necklaces
Just look at the stunning gold word that accentuates the dead bugger's feet. While many sellers of taxidermied jewelry assure their clients that no animals were harmed in the making of their jewelry, this creator happily brags about the local hunting holiday, “Squirrel Day.”
Sea Horse Earrings
As if having dead sea horses dangling from your ears wasn't attention-getting enough, the artists making these beauties decided to add rhinestones to their eye sockets
Snake Fetus In A Vial Pendant
These days everyone claims to love fetuses, but how many people are willing to show their obsession so clearly?
Mandible Pendant
The artist makes no indication as to what type of animal this jawbone came from, but when it's simultaneously this creepy and beautiful, maybe it's better we don't know.
Golden Jaw Bone Earrings
Everyone knows you're a man eater, so why not emphasize this point with a lovely set of gold gilt mandible earrings?
Skull and Feathers Hair Piece
What's better than a mink skull hair piece? One adorned with peacock feathers and 24 karat gold gilt teeth, of course!
Human Teeth Rings
Artist Polly van der Glas makes wonderful pieces out of human teeth and hair. Apparently, teeth are hard to come by so she's always happy to accept donations.
Bird Head And Tail Feathers Necklace
This necklace is particularly nice because it combines the best taxidermied parts of an entire bird –the head and the tail feathers. Why mess with the middle when both ends fit together so nicely
The perfect jewelry for any stalker. These rings are made from bones grown in a lab and then carved into a fashion accessory. You can send in one of your bones or a tooth to send to your stalkee or snip off one of his/her toes and get some jewelry made for yourself. On the downside, the website selling these rings is now a spam site, so to get one made you'll act
Gothic Bird Head Pendant
Edgar Allan Poe fans are sure to love this piece. Quote the raven, “Get this ball out of my mouth.”
Squirrel Feet Earrings and Necklaces
Just look at the stunning gold word that accentuates the dead bugger's feet. While many sellers of taxidermied jewelry assure their clients that no animals were harmed in the making of their jewelry, this creator happily brags about the local hunting holiday, “Squirrel Day.”
Sea Horse Earrings
As if having dead sea horses dangling from your ears wasn't attention-getting enough, the artists making these beauties decided to add rhinestones to their eye sockets
Snake Fetus In A Vial Pendant
Mandible Pendant
The artist makes no indication as to what type of animal this jawbone came from, but when it's simultaneously this creepy and beautiful, maybe it's better we don't know.
Golden Jaw Bone Earrings
Everyone knows you're a man eater, so why not emphasize this point with a lovely set of gold gilt mandible earrings?
Skull and Feathers Hair Piece
What's better than a mink skull hair piece? One adorned with peacock feathers and 24 karat gold gilt teeth, of course!
Human Teeth Rings
Artist Polly van der Glas makes wonderful pieces out of human teeth and hair. Apparently, teeth are hard to come by so she's always happy to accept donations.
Bird Head And Tail Feathers Necklace
This necklace is particularly nice because it combines the best taxidermied parts of an entire bird –the head and the tail feathers. Why mess with the middle when both ends fit together so nicely
Wonderful Woman Body Painting Art 2011
Wonderful Body Painting Art. Amazing Female Body Painting Art Wallpapers with wonderful finishing and touch of colors. Female have done unusual but very impressive and amazing painting on their body. Check Out World Bodypainting Festival.
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Face Painting 2011
So you are trying to find brand new ideas for your face painting party? Once you have painted exactly the same designs for quite a while you must have inspiration and ideas for brand new looks . Listed below are some ideas to stimulate you to achieve brand-new masterpieces.
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1. Glitter: Glitter really adds an extra element to the final appearance! It transforms face paintings from amateur to professional! You will find big costs discounts out there if you know where to look and it's really very easy to apply! Glitter works well with 'princess' and 'fantasy' designs and little ones adore them! As with face paint, you need to be sure you only use glitter and stick on jewels that are safe to use on a persons skin area (eg. body glitter) Don't use aluminum glitter - polyester only. Aluminum glitter can easily harm the face and skin.
You will find different types of glitter - Glitter Gel, Glitter (Iridescent) Powders and Glitter Dust. I suggest you use them all out and see what one works best for you.
2. Stick - On - Jewels: Stick on jewels can also add a completely new dimension to your face painting, transforming your face paintings for amateur to pro. And they're very easy to use even kids is capable of doing it. Simply remove the back of the jewel and stick the 'sticky' part of the jewel directly onto the skin or on to the paint which is on the skin. There you have it! You can also obtain plastic-type jewels that need to be stuck on with just a little dab of paint.
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3. Mixing Makeup with Face Painting: Combining cosmetic makeup with face painting is one of the many great face painting ideas if done right and it could save you time! For example Blush enables you to make rosy cheekbones on a bunny rabbit instead using pink face paint. Blush creates a softer color and is quick to apply. Eye Liner Pencil can be used to outline the eyes or any part of a design. For beginners it is much faster and easier than using a brush. Eye Shadow can also be used and perhaps blended with paint to the face.The choice is yours!
Try things out with these various mediums and discover what's meets your needs, what you prefer to make use of and what you believe looks effective!
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4. Body Painting to Match the Face Painting: Kids really like this idea, trust me - I've tried it many a time, it makes them feel as if they have a costume on and really enables them have fun with the personality they've been painted whether it be a princess or queen or creature of the night! Although this may appear like it's complicated and will take up loads of time - it won't. As long as you continue to keep them straightforward.
For example if you're painted a pretty pink princess face design, why not enhance it with a pretty pink bracelet. All you do is get some pink paint, and paint with a brush, a line around the wrist. It really is that easy, simply use your imagination!
5. Costumes and Face Painting: Costumes and face painting, its fun no matter exactly what age you might be! Also it can be rather easy too, the costumes don't have to be outrageous. Consider using a pair of bunny ears to go with a bunny design, or a a pretty tiara to go with a princess. How about a black cape to go with a vampire design or a stocking filled with newspaper, pinned on the end of your t-shirt to look like a tale to match a tiger design?
Related article about : Some New Tips For Your Face Painting Party
New Woman Body Painting with 2011 Designs
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Dragonmen, Alien Mermaids, Fantastic Fire Dancers, Barebacked Santas, and even a Painted Labrador Retriever; you can see all these and more at the fantastic body painting festivals now occurring annually around the world.
There is a wide range of body painting festivals today. All include painted bodies, of course, and all include some kind of competitions; however there is a quite a range of skills and size among the different festivals, and some are more 'family friendly' than others.
Here's a quick look at the top 6 body painting festivals, where they happen and what you can expect to find there:
1. The World Body Painting Festival
This festival includes some of the most stunning professional body painting to be seen in the world today. A 3 day program includes dance, music and fireworks displays, as well as many competitions. Many of the body paintings here should fall under the category of 'fine art' with some of the dancers body paintings simply defying belief. A very large event and certainly worth traveling for.
Where: Seeboden, Austria
Duration: Three days
Events Include: World Championships in 3 categories; night contest for UV effects, Special Effects awards; classes and workshops; BodyCircus (fantasy ball); music and dance performances; an international photo contest; and a huge fireworks show.
Artistic Range: One of the very best, with stunning range of styles and surprising themes.
Family Friendliness: Not clear, but it is in Europe, so not likely to ban under 18. However this body painting festival does not advertise itself as family friendly, as some others do.
Duration: Three days
Events Include: World Championships in 3 categories; night contest for UV effects, Special Effects awards; classes and workshops; BodyCircus (fantasy ball); music and dance performances; an international photo contest; and a huge fireworks show.
Artistic Range: One of the very best, with stunning range of styles and surprising themes.
Family Friendliness: Not clear, but it is in Europe, so not likely to ban under 18. However this body painting festival does not advertise itself as family friendly, as some others do.
2. The Canadian Body Painting Festival
This is another body painting festival that showcases simply stunning artists and finished work. The quality of the art here is similar to that seen at the World Body Painting Festival. The Festival is themed from year to year, with the recent theme being "It's A Jungle Out There." Also includes the Canadian Body Painting Championships.
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Where: Nanaimo, British Columbia
Duration: Two days
Events Include: Competitions in overall body painting, brush and sponge, and airbrush; includes the Canadian body painting Championships
Artistic Range: Most stunning, and one of the best overall. Very life-like and fantastic double-take images.
Family Friendliness: Not stated - would be worth making a call first.
Duration: Two days
Events Include: Competitions in overall body painting, brush and sponge, and airbrush; includes the Canadian body painting Championships
Artistic Range: Most stunning, and one of the best overall. Very life-like and fantastic double-take images.
Family Friendliness: Not stated - would be worth making a call first.
3. The International Body Painting Festival
This festival takes place in Mainz, a city with over two thousand years of history. It is located on the river Rhine, has strong Celtic roots and may have been founded by the Romans as early as 13 BC. One can imagine that body painting has a long history here, if you remember the Celtic tradition of painting their bodies before going into battle. Once again, the artistic ability and range is stunning at this International festival.
Where: Mainz, Germany
Duration: Weekend festival
Events Include: Competitions include special effects and face painting
Artistic Range: Very stunning; high artistic skill.
Family Friendliness: Not known but again, it's in Europe. I would call ahead.
Duration: Weekend festival
Events Include: Competitions include special effects and face painting
Artistic Range: Very stunning; high artistic skill.
Family Friendliness: Not known but again, it's in Europe. I would call ahead.
4. Welsh International Body Painting Festival
This festival is a bit younger and less established than the top 3, although it has some impressive artwork considering that they are just getting started. Also the atmosphere is more 'fun' orinted, less 'high art' and family participation is strongly encouraged. A good festival to consider if you want to make it a family outing and see some amazing work in the process.
Where: Wales (of course)
Duration: Two days
Events Include: Hands on demonstrations; horror specialists and flower specialists
Artistic Range: High, and impressive for a smaller sized event; not as subtle or creative as some of the others
Family Friendliness: Very good; in fact they encourage families and camping, with an 'all ages' atmosphere and events designed for younger participants
This festival is a bit younger and less established than the top 3, although it has some impressive artwork considering that they are just getting started. Also the atmosphere is more 'fun' orinted, less 'high art' and family participation is strongly encouraged. A good festival to consider if you want to make it a family outing and see some amazing work in the process.
Where: Wales (of course)
Duration: Two days
Events Include: Hands on demonstrations; horror specialists and flower specialists
Artistic Range: High, and impressive for a smaller sized event; not as subtle or creative as some of the others
Family Friendliness: Very good; in fact they encourage families and camping, with an 'all ages' atmosphere and events designed for younger participants
5. The UK Body Painting Festival
This festival showcases some of the least impressive - although most amusing - body painting, although it should be said that it is not presented as a stuffy 'high art' affair, but more a circus or county fair type outing for the entire family. Fun, relaxed and un-selfconscious atmosphere allows for some of the more surprising and purely 'fun' body art to be seen. If you're not a supermodel and would like to get your body painted without worrying about snide comments, this might be a good option for you.
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Where: Ashford, UK
Duration: Two days
Events Include: Family-oriented face painting, body painting competitions for professional and amateur categories, craft fair, children's activities, workshops, and a 'bouncy castle.'
Artistic Range: Fair; more of a family outing with a lots to do than a showcase of spectacular art.
Family Friendliness: Very high; advertised as family event. Lowest cost of all the body painting festivals - comparable to a movie ticket.
Duration: Two days
Events Include: Family-oriented face painting, body painting competitions for professional and amateur categories, craft fair, children's activities, workshops, and a 'bouncy castle.'
Artistic Range: Fair; more of a family outing with a lots to do than a showcase of spectacular art.
Family Friendliness: Very high; advertised as family event. Lowest cost of all the body painting festivals - comparable to a movie ticket.
6. The US Bodypainting Festival (or New Mexico Body Painting Festival/US Bodypainting Competition)
There is definitely some impressive body painting to be seen at this festival, and a lot of creative innovation with hair and unusual designs that you won't see anywhere else. One example that springs to mind is a model dressed in racecar theme with red, white and blue hair sprayed out behind her as though flying in the wind. Also, if you're in the US this festival obviously doesn't require a plane ticket. However this is not a family outing, as it explicitly bans anyone under 18.
Where: Alberquerque, New Mexico
Duration: Three days
Events Include: Demonstrations, workshops, competitions in body painting
Artistic Range: Good to poor - there is a mix of very impressive artistic works and things better left unpainted here; although it's all 'interesting.'
Family Friendliness: Not at all. We are in the US remember; no one under 18 allowed.
Duration: Three days
Events Include: Demonstrations, workshops, competitions in body painting
Artistic Range: Good to poor - there is a mix of very impressive artistic works and things better left unpainted here; although it's all 'interesting.'
Family Friendliness: Not at all. We are in the US remember; no one under 18 allowed.
So that's my brief overview of the top 6 body painting festivals in the world. Would you like to take a vacation this year that's not your ordinary 'hum-drum' trip? Pick one of these festivals and you can pack light (you know, you could just bring a can of paint and a paintbrush for evening wear)!
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