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Corina was painted from head to toe. Yellow and black boots covered her blue legs, which were adorned with golden hieroglyphs above her knee.
Mannequin painted for the festival (photo Reuters)
KLAGENFURT: Austrian model Corina gave her body as a canvas and remained patiently for six hours to transform herself into a blue Egyptian goddess for the annual body painting festival.
"I visited the festival last year and during the presentation of the models I got goose bumps, so I decided to join it" Reuters told the festival in Klagenfurt, south of Austria, which attracts thousands of visitors.
Corina was painted from head to toe. Yellow and black boots covered her blue legs, which were adorned with golden hieroglyphs above her knee.
An orange chest plate covered his torso with a blue beetle that climbed from his belly to a large gold necklace.
African Carla Gouws, a 20-year-old beginner artist who began painting only last year.
She participated in the Brush and Sponge contest, one of the 12 categories of the four-day festival that has been taking place for 21 years. years and attracts more than 200 artists from 50 countries.
The Brazilian duo Jonathon Pavan and Alisson Rodrigues entered the team competition and turned the Thiago model into a mix of colorful animals for their work titled "World Culture."
Thiago dragon heads attached to his shoulders, an elephant head painted on his chest with various animal footprints on his legs.
The German painter Enrico Lein, 47, a former champion, said painting on people was tricky.
Every subject is new, it's a new challenge because every body is different, "he told Reuters as he finished his work, a stone statue with roses
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