bodypaint.co.za
Events Organisers in Pretoria

We are the leaders in airbrushed body-painting in South Africa.
We provide our services to the whole of Gauteng and major cities throughout South Africa..Services:.
style to your event or marketing strategy.
artists are highly professional and will add a touch of glamour and.
goal - to promote your brand in a new and effective way. Our models and.
Our team consists of like-minded individuals, working towards a common.
demonstrating rather than selling.
sacrificing little or nothing, and to create trust with our clients by.
Our mission is to create extraordinary work - to deliver the best by.
Body Painting for Promotions and Special Events Body Painting for Club Events and FestivalsBody Painting for Fashion, Editorial, Film, TV and the Music IndustryBody Painting for Printed Media and AdvertisementsBody Painting for Art Exhibition Work and Gallery EntriesCollaborations with other artistsThemed Makeup Artist for Fashion, Editorial, Film, TV and the Music Industry.

A division of Airvolution Studios,we specialise in the art of bodypainting to enhance your marketing campaign. He is the only body painter in South Africa that is registered with The World Bodypaint Association. Body painting is not always done on fully nude bodies, but can involve smaller pieces on displayed areas of otherwise clothed bodies. Many artists work professionally as body painters across the world. Body painters also work frequently in the film arena especially in science fiction with more and more elaborate alien creations being body painted. Stills advertising also use body painting with hundreds of body painting looks on the pages of the world’s glossy magazines every year. Contrary to the popular myth perpetuated by the James Bond film Goldfinger, a person is not asphyxiated if their whole body is painted, although wearing body paint for a prolonged period may cause heat stroke by inhibiting perspiration. Whatever the type of body paint (the same is true for cosmetics), should the skin show any sign of allergy, one should immediately cease using it. Any good artist is always learning and has never finished their path. You are also expressing your interpretation of your model. In my opinion the best products are solid water based body paints for detail. What tips do you have for my first time painting a model? Get your model to exfoliate well and moisturise their skin for the week before they are to be painted. This will get rid of dead skin meaning their skin is a better starting surface and also meaning that the paint is less likely to stain. Try to meet up with them before hand so it is less embarrassing for them and for you. Treat your model, as you would hope to be treated if you were being painted. Consult with them as to what they are happy to wear (if anything.) Is there a private room for the painting to take place in? Is it warm enough for them or is it cool enough for them. Make sure they have magazines to read, music to listen to? Remeber if your model is happy they are much more likely to pose for a great photo when you have finished, if they are cold, miserable or angry they might not take the best photo! To finish your bodypainted look consider how you want it to be viewed. Body painting can look terrible if the look is not well styled. If you are not working with a stylist think about what you want your whole finished look to be, how do you want the photograph to look?