The body is a beautiful work of art. And painting on it only enhances that beauty. Read on and truly understand how beautiful body paint art can be. See original here:  The Beauty of Body Paint Art

Antonio Parreiras (1860-1937) was a Brazilian painter. To his credit, he has historical artworks and paintings of females painted in their natural beauty. Under influence of European artists, he had done landscape painting, too. Read more:  American Artists - Painting Cloth-Less Females, Women Wearing No Clothes

Antonio Parreiras (1860-1937) was a Brazilian painter. To his credit, he has historical artworks and paintings of females painted in their natural beauty. Under influence of European artists, he had done landscape painting, too. Read more: American Artists - Painting Cloth-Less Females, Women Wearing No Clothes

I think we can all agree that when it comes to the story of Rapunzel, she was doomed from the start. Of course, this is a childhood tale that we all know very well, yet when you examine it further as an adult, and specifically as an adult female, it is not quite as sweet as it seems. The beginning of this story starts with a couple desperately wanting to get pregnant, so much so that the husband has to steal a magical herb from a nearby witch. See the rest here:  What Was Rapunzel Thinking?

(400-hundred years before the Great Flood) Armaros, beside him and below him was the deep well, it dropped down boundless it seemed, and there he stood by the winding staircase. And as he stared down into its blackness, it appeared to Armaros, that the end of this well that he stared into, perhaps even went deeper - a bottomless well beyond the crust of the earth, perhaps to the core, which is to say, he thought. View post: Myth of The Dark Archangel Armaros (Part II)

(400-hundred years before the Great Flood) Armaros, beside him and below him was the deep well, it dropped down boundless it seemed, and there he stood by the winding staircase. And as he stared down into its blackness, it appeared to Armaros, that the end of this well that he stared into, perhaps even went deeper - a bottomless well beyond the crust of the earth, perhaps to the core, which is to say, he thought. More:  Myth of The Dark Archangel Armaros (Part II)

(400-hundred years before the Great Flood) Armaros, beside him and below him was the deep well, it dropped down boundless it seemed, and there he stood by the winding staircase. And as he stared down into its blackness, it appeared to Armaros, that the end of this well that he stared into, perhaps even went deeper - a bottomless well beyond the crust of the earth, perhaps to the core, which is to say, he thought. Read more here: Myth of The Dark Archangel Armaros (Part II)

"By the once children of heaven and its multitude that have since fallen from its first abode, with ten-thousand demons, imps and ghouls born since from the abyss in the crust of the earth, and to the great archangels now on the summit of Hermon, everyone among us, by this curse I pledge you, and by the tail and horns of the ten-winged Beast, Lucifer, I pledge to you I with you will bring Armaros to his knees." Then said Semyaz the main leader among leaders of the Watchers (among them-once a renowned holy archangel among the great Watchers of earth), as he opened the ancient Book of Curses, on the table beside him, drinking the vile blood of Agaliarept, the Henchman of Hell in a wooden cup, taking in a deep breath: Continued here:  Myth of The Dark Archangel Armaros (Part I)

"By the once children of heaven and its multitude that have since fallen from its first abode, with ten-thousand demons, imps and ghouls born since from the abyss in the crust of the earth, and to the great archangels now on the summit of Hermon, everyone among us, by this curse I pledge you, and by the tail and horns of the ten-winged Beast, Lucifer, I pledge to you I with you will bring Armaros to his knees." Then said Semyaz the main leader among leaders of the Watchers (among them-once a renowned holy archangel among the great Watchers of earth), as he opened the ancient Book of Curses, on the table beside him, drinking the vile blood of Agaliarept, the Henchman of Hell in a wooden cup, taking in a deep breath: Continued here: Myth of The Dark Archangel Armaros (Part I)

"By the once children of heaven and its multitude that have since fallen from its first abode, with ten-thousand demons, imps and ghouls born since from the abyss in the crust of the earth, and to the great archangels now on the summit of Hermon, everyone among us, by this curse I pledge you, and by the tail and horns of the ten-winged Beast, Lucifer, I pledge to you I with you will bring Armaros to his knees." Then said Semyaz the main leader among leaders of the Watchers (among them-once a renowned holy archangel among the great Watchers of earth), as he opened the ancient Book of Curses, on the table beside him, drinking the vile blood of Agaliarept, the Henchman of Hell in a wooden cup, taking in a deep breath: Go here to see the original: Myth of The Dark Archangel Armaros (Part I)