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The photos below were created without use of any digital editing software.They are the body modification and makeup artwork of a Japanese student Chooo-San, done without digital image enhancement or manipulation technology.
The
Daily Mail reports
Chooo-San is a 19-year-old first year student at the
Musashino Art University in Tokyo, Japan, who first came to attention in June when she did some illusionary body modification and makeup art in which she painted bizarrely seeming extra body parts on live human subjects.
Now
Chooo-San is back with these new exhibits of her work in which she paints zippers on bare backs, buttons on bellies, shoe lace on a foot, a power plug on a back, a light switch on a neck, and battery compartment on an arm. The images are so realistic that one still needs reassurance that these are not Photoshopped images.
My Modernmet notes she indulges in some humor, painting tightly fastened buttons on lean torso and buttons bursting at the seams on a heavier torso.
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Chooo-San
Chooo-San Art; makeup art
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According to
Laughing Squid, Chooo-San says she uses no digital editing or enhancement. Her makeup art is created using only acrylic paints and her personal art skills. The
Daily Mail reports she says: "My works are all done with acrylic paints. They are all painted on skin directly and I don't use computers or anything to change the picture afterwards."
Chooo-San art
Chooo-San art
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Chooo-san says she discovered her talent while doodling on the back of her own hand during classes and other moments when boredom sets in. The interest developed further when she found volunteers who allowed her to paint on their bodies sometimes disturbing distortions of the natural human morphology.
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Chooo-San
Chooo-San art; Body modification art
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