Bodypainting a sensual art
(Agencies)
Updated: 2004-11-23 15:24

Models Tionne Hawkins (L) and Nicole Lindeblad pose after having their bodies painted by artist Emma Hack in Sydney November 23, 2004. Bodypaint artist Hack took more than five hours to paint the model's bodies in designs by Wayne Cooper, Sarina Suriano and Paablo Nevada, that were inspired by the glamour era of the 1920's, as part of a promotional event for the sensual art. [Reuters] Model Michelle Lee poses after having her body painted in a design by Australia's Wayne Cooper in Sydney November 23, 2004. Bodypaint artist Emma Hack took more than five hours to paint Lee's body with Cooper's design, inspired by the glamour era of the 1920's, as part of a promotional event for the sensual art. [Reuters] Models (L-R) Tionne Hawkins, Michelle Lee and Nicole Lindeblad pose after having their bodies painted by artist Emma Hack in Sydney November 23, 2004. Bodypaint artist Hack took more than five hours to paint the model's bodies in designs by Wayne Cooper, Sarina Suriano and Paablo Nevada, that were inspired by the glamour era of the 1920's, as part of a promotional event for the sensual art. [Reuters]

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