Amazing body painting

This is amazing work, make sure you really look at it...

Awesome!

I remember seeing that some years ago, I loved it so much! I'm pretty sure it's one of the things that inspired me to go into facepainting...

Craig Tracy! He is amaziiiiiing and really really nice!

Wow

I saw the "nose" right away, took me a couple of seconds to see the other two ladies

very cool and clever design and execution!

Craig painted this two years ago. He actually took this on a gallery tour. He's a dear friend and while I can note the best body artists in the world among good friends, I might just have to vote Craig as the best in his ability to wow. He gave me permission to use several of his artworks on my site. His early artworks have conflicts in them - ie hot & cold - you really have to look. Look at the top banner image on his site and see if you can figure it out. I am saving pennies to have a space to work in lost for hours in the creative process. Ahhhh....

Find him at www.craigtracygallery.com or www.paintedalive.com
You can see his gallery in person in New Orleans.

His works are for sale - put one on your wall. I've one on mine he gave me and have my heart set on a huge one - just a bit outta my price range - for now. I really believe what he says - if you love this art form then this art should be on your walls. So far only he and Mark (Reid) and Pam (Trent) oh and my own are on my walls. I'd love to add Pashur, Nick Wolfe, Nix Herrera and Brian Wolfe.... but not before I add an image my friend Robbi Hay just painted. Don't think you have to hang the best artists as defined by awards and ohhs and ahhhs - hang what you love. And hang your own.

Come to the Face Painting and Body Art Convention in Las Vegas and I show you how to create images like his Yes and One Seventeen Am in both of my classes. No secrets Craig told me to share the how to........

Is this a good smiley for "Amazed"?

I perfect smiley, the same one you could use for the book prices you noted in another thread!

He has a book coming out at some point - or so my friend Stephaine Dalvit (noted in said book) told me. He painter her hands and baby's foot in Sonshine. I love that piece - so special.