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Photo by MG Photography. This is one of the prettiest pregnant girls I've ever seen.Please ask permission before use!
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=] This is so nice, the colours are great
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Thank you! This was definitely the cutest pregnant girl I've ever seen--she was so easy to paint with!
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Oooh I love it! The colors work so well on this!
And the model is so pretty! Beautiful work.
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Beautiful. I love art that expresses the beauty of the pregnant form. However, I like it even more when the pregnant body is used in the work itself. It's quite original.
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this is great. you inspire me. what kind of paint do you use if you don't mind my asking? i use this really cheap kids face paint for most of my body paintings but the purple is always very translucent, it is annoying.
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I use acrylic. It's water based and the only color I've ever had an allergic reaction to is red, and that's due to a certain dye in the red paint. Unfortunately purple has a tendency to stain (if you use good acrylic), so I usually paint a layer of a different color underneath it--that way I accomplish depth and avoid staining the same way.
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Does acrylic peel? The paint i use works fairly well unless it is thick then it flakes off. This saturday i am painting myself for a party. I think i might use acrylic on my skin and just use the face paints for my face but i haven't really decided yet.
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It doesn't really peel as much as it does stick. So you'll find at your joints (like the inside of your elbows and the back of your knees) that if you fold them, the paint will stick and you'll get a slightly unattractive unpainted spot!
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she is gorgeous and the painting is nice too!
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