Bodypainted wolf

June 14, 2016 • 3:00 pm

I’ve posted before about the Italian-born artist Johannes Stötter, who does absolutely unique art that uses bodypainted people to create animals. I’ve previously written about his fabulous parrot as well as the frog that made him famous. Now he’s created an amazing wolf using three painted women. WARNING: NSFW, for the women are nude. But though it’s hardly titillating, it’s stunning.

19 thoughts on “Bodypainted wolf

  1. It could be titillating to a wolf. The warning should stand for Not Safe for Wolves.

  2. What a wonderful example of a false-positive… brilliant art! Thanks for the link, Jerry.

  3. Very fascinating.

    But in terms of being a model, oh dear the potential for “bodycramp.”

  4. Not safe for work? Who the hell are readers working for? Anthony Comstock? The Legion of Decency? The Department of Prudery?

  5. The woman on top sure got the voice down. These things are always quite a surprise when they disintegrate. What’s next? Bald eagle with salmon?

    1. Hardcore pr0n? Where??? (starts to drool on his keyboard…)

      Meanwhile, Jerry gets mildly rebuked for calling it ‘NSFW’. Just can’t win.

      The ‘NSFW’ was probably justified, simply because a few workplaces who should be thoroughly ashamed of themselves are so paranoid and nanny-ish that anything remotely non-PC is likely to be frowned upon. And the wolf could, I suppose, be called remotely non-PC. I thoroughly agree with Ken that it’s absurd, but absurdity knows no bounds in the service of political correctness.

      As for hardcore pr0n – that was being facetious, right?

      (Nice wolf, btw)

      cr

      1. Sorry, that was a Simpsons reference. Such things need no attribution where I come from.

        1. Ah, sorry, I’ll admit to not being very ‘up’ on the Simpsons, excellent satire though it often is.

          Had it been a Python reference I would probably have got it.

          cr

          1. Python eh? How about –
            Is, uh,…Is your wolf a goer, eh? Know whatahmean, know whatahmean, nudge nudge, know whatahmean, say no more?

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