"Lines - Pink & Blue" is an intricate exploration of the human body's form, using carefully hand-painted lines to emphasize its natural beauty. The process begins with selecting a photo that aligns with the artistic concept I envision. After editing the photo, I create a pattern of lines that follow the shape and curves of the body, preserving the three-dimensional illusion and details of the skin.

Pink and blue are incorporated to symbolize the masculine and feminine balance inherent in all bodies. These vibrant colors contrast with the stark lines, creating a dynamic tension and balance.

The background mirrors the black and white lines of the body, extending outward to suggest a connection with the surrounding environment, reflecting how our bodies project energy into the world around us.

Printed at 24x36 inches, this piece invites viewers to reflect on the harmony between the physical and energetic aspects of the human form.


Title: Lines - Pink & Blue
Series: Digital Bodypainting
Medium: Photography and Digital Art
Print: 24x36 inches Shipping Details **Packing and Shipping Process:**

I ensure that each piece of art is carefully packed to meet the highest standards requested by UPS for safe delivery. The artwork is protected with sturdy cardboard, bubble wrap, and corner protectors to guarantee its safety during transit. Additionally, I include an envelope with the Art Certificate and a personalized Thank You Note to express my gratitude for your support. About the Artist Vincent Zuniaga was born and raised in Caracas, the Capital City of Venezuela. He moved to the USA over 20 years ago and became a US Citizen in 2013.

Vincent has dedicated his creative vision to original fine art photography and digital painting. A self-taught artist.

Vincent approaches his art based on a variety of subjects and interests. Heavily influenced by “Mother Nature,” the movement of water in his long exposure photography is a powerful and mesmerizing force. Vincent also loves to combine the colors, shapes and textures of constellations and nebula with human forms to create unique imagery reminding us that we are all made of “star-stuff,” as astrophysicist, Carl Sagan famously said. more »