member world bodypainting association

Member W.B.P.A

Bodypainter

Name: Arabella Clarke

Country: United Kingdom

e-mail: argoth81@hotmail.com

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I have a degree in Fine Art and specialised in sculpture at London Guildhall University.

I have since done many successful art and photography exhibitions in London including at the Victoria and Albert Museum, for the London Vampyre Group events and for Kodak Express in Camden. My art caught the attention of the press and I was reviewed and interviewed by B.B.C. Essex radio, the Colchester Gazette and the Camden Gazette in 2008.

Through my portrait photography I gained an interest in make-up, from doing the make-up on my models, which included special effects and U.V. make-up.

This and my interest in horror films inspired me to study make-up and I did an I.T.E.C. Level 3 in Theatre, Fashion and Media Make-Up.

I then went on to study Media Make-Up at the London School of Media Make-Up and specialised in Body Painting among other make-up modules and gained a distinction. I really enjoyed body painting and found it a less restrictive art form than my previous as it is 3.D. and live. It also combined my enjoyment of painting, special effects and U.V. all in one.

I can't wait to get started again and paint out my designs when I get a few more paints :) I have a few willing models :) My friends like modelling for my art.

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	Bodypainter

Name:	Arabella Clarke
Country:	United Kingdom
e-mail:	argoth81@hotmail.com
Link:	-

Notice:	I have a degree in Fine Art and specialised in sculpture at London Guildhall University. I have since done many successful art and photography exhibitions in London including at the Victoria and Albert Museum, for the London Vampyre Group events and for Kodak Express in Camden. My art caught the attention of the press and I was reviewed and interviewed by B.B.C. Essex radio, the Colchester Gazette and the Camden Gazette in 2008. Through my portrait photography I gained an interest in make-up, from doing the make-up on my models, which included special effects and U.V. make-up. This and my interest in horror films inspired me to study make-up and I did an I.T.E.C. Level 3 in Theatre, Fashion and Media Make-Up. I then went on to study Media Make-Up at the London School of Media Make-Up and specialised in Body Painting among other make-up modules and gained a distinction. I really enjoyed body painting and found it a less restrictive art form than my previous as it is 3.D. and live. It also combined my enjoyment of painting, special effects and U.V. all in one. I can't wait to get started again and paint out my designs when I get a few more paints :) I have a few willing models :) My friends like modelling for my art.
Work: