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Watching paint dry is anything but boring when you're looking at Monica Leo work.
Leo, your face painter and body specialist out of Milford, painted faces for 3 and a half years before the lady branched off into stomachs, arms, legs, backs   and each and every other body part you can imagine   a bit over a year ago.
The body "is a much bigger canvas to work with than on the head, and it allows more bedroom to be creative," Leo said. "That's where the whole work of art falls into place."
Leo's enterprise, Trading Faces, started out as a face painting service to get events such as parties, management and business gatherings and fairs. Leo said when she started off painting on people's fists and backs, she received hooked on becoming a full fledged human body artist.
"It's kind of like an below ground world," Leo explained. "There's actually only one other performer that I know of in New Hampshire that does body art work."
To pursue the woman's goal, Leo took quite a few classes with notable painters in the region, including master physique painter Mark Reid.
Not only would Leo learn both sides of the art, since Reid painted Capricorn as part of a lesson, the woman came away with the instruments to transform any person into a masterwork.
"I think that was good for me personally because that's what made me realize it, what it's like to be painted,In Leo said. "I know I'm extremely nervous when I was painted."
The body piece of art process can take up to your five hours, Leo said. The lady starts by tracing the design on a body, next adds base layers regarding paint as she builds and fills in the very last image.
Toward the end, Capricorn adds dozens of fine details on the skin depending on what she's portray. She has added strips of cloth or painted folds in addition to pockets onto jeans around someone's legs. She has relpaced the logos and lettering of a favorite Bruins jersey upon a back and upper body. She has also brought your parrot to life on a model's upper body by shading feathers avant que je marche en elle resistant to the skin.
"It kind of unfolds as the story goes along," Leo said. "Sometimes even mistakes that are manufactured, I'll go, 'Well, that's actually cool'   and boom   you have something creative and different."
A subject's reaction tends to be precisely the same, Leo said.
"The funny thing about body painting is you once you get it done, you want to acquire painted again," Capricorn said. "It's just an awesome activity. For some people, it's something to add to the particular bucket list."
If a person painted by Capricorn makes an appearance somewhere, people tend to respond the same way, Leo said.
"It makes a statement and it attracts a lot of attention," Leo said. "Part of the issue is just bringing public awareness that is available for people. They'll express, 'I've seen it in Sporting events Illustrated,' where they may have those renowned artists, really clean a whole community of people I am connected with."
Despite the typical association of body portray with racy spreads like Sports Illustrated's swimsuit issues, body painting isn't limited to brazilian bikini clad babes, Leo stated.
"The sky's the limit," et pour eux dapprendre à vous connaître Je suis une victime moimême Tout à lheure Leo said. "It can be in any form."
And the designs Leo works by using   whether she's blending a female into the American flag or maybe making a man into a werewolf   old gals were blushing 07 isn't limited to any body type or perhaps sex.
"There are people that usually are self conscious of their body,Inch Leo said. "But while you're getting painted, you're covering scar problems or whatever, because no one's body is perfect. You end up providing people with a boost."
Throughout the approach, Leo constantly checks to ensure the subject is comfortable.
In Sept, as Leo painted a new tux onto Mark McAdams, person who owns PhilipMark Salon in Manchester, the girl comme seulement une jeune fille peut always asked if they needed a break.
"It's kind of like rapport with the person that you're painting," Leo said. "It's a complete process of making sure they feel secure, asking, 'Are you warm enough? Are you feeling faint? Did you eat? Would you like to wiggle?'"
And not all matters are comfortable at first with showing almost all practically nude, Leo claimed.
"I've painted people before that have been very nervous at the beginning," Leo said, "But once the very first layer's on, they're like, 'I feel like I have clothing!'"
But topics aren't painted completely nude, Leo said. Guys have on shorts or briefs, while women cover up with underwear, thongs or perhaps breast pasties when she provides, Leo said.
McAdams, who dressed in short, black briefs as Leo painted long black cerebral vascular accidents down his arms and legs, mentioned the paint would attract attention to his salon inside a whole new way.
"There's a lot of rivalry when it comes to local small businesses, so it is a really unique way to get advertising," McAdams said. "But still, concurrently, it's not like I'm totally naked, it's all covered and artistic. But we will sexy it."
  
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