People who wear faceless masks in this context usually have a form of body dysmorphic disorder. The mask represents many things but is generally used by people with hidden identities for role play purposes, either for sexual gratification or as a disguise. Perhaps the person wants to represent himself as being faceless because of certain issues he has in his life or personal choices he has made. In an artistic context, the tattoo might be a self-portrait. People who get faceless tattoos in this context usually have a face painting fetish. In many cases, this involves sexual fetishes that would be considered taboo if no mask was worn. The mask gives them an excuse and makes them feel better about their urges.
In a role play context, people choose to wear masks because they want to do something that is forbidden. These two definitions above have led to many theories about why people choose to get faceless tattoos. This definition originates from the fact that, when you wear a face painting mask, you become faceless because your facial features are covered. Having no distinguishable facial features, as in a role play or artistic context. This definition originates from the fact that, when someone wears a carnival mask, he becomes faceless because his identity is hidden.Ģ. The word faceless has two main definitions, depending on the context in which it is used.ġ. I create original works in acrylic and provide prints of original works.Ĭolor-driven, whimsical paintings and accessories.The meaning of a human face without features is self-explanatory. Oil, acrylic and resin paintings, as well as prints Printed goods, apparel, paper goods, custom graphics, fine art, accessoriesįound Ephemera Art creates thoughtful, upcycled mixed media work using only found papers and objects, giving the otherwise discarded a new life in a new context.Ĭhalk Art, Hand-lettering, Murals & SignageĬontemporary abstract paintings, home decor & and apparel that envoke smiles and good thoughts Hammered bottlecap pendants, recycled metal art, Zendala drawings, Tie-dye art, Rock art Mixed media painting, printmaking, watercolors Metalsmithing and handmade wire wrapped jewelry Handcrafted Adornments for the Warrior Within Oil and Acrylic Paintings of everyday settings and situations Whidbey Island, Washington, United States Sculpture & gifts made of wood and a touch of chaos.Ībstract and landscape paintings and photography Original paintings, prints and cards from this. One-of-a-kind necklaces, bracelets & earrings created from a variety of gemstones, gold, silver, CZ, wood, leather and moreĪmelia Sherritt creates unique collage art out of 100% upcycled wine foil capsules. Multi media, abstract floral and landscape paintings Reclaimed Art to include paintings, wooden toys and sculptures.įine art Photography, Resin Art, Acrylic Pouring Performance & Circus Arts, Graphic Design, Illustration, Oil Painting, 3D Design, Digital Photo Manipulations and just about anything else.Īcrylic painting, stationary and coloring booksĬeramic and mixed media figurative sculpture Mixed media paintings, assemblages, arashi shibori silk scarvesįine art drone photos from Austin, Texas. Handmade sterling silver & gemstone jewelry
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The Particle Track Series are highly colorful, energetic, lively abstractions based on the imagery of high speed sub-atomic particle collisions gathered at the high energy particle physics facilities.
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