A Proud Citizen

The American flag is probably one of the most popular flags in the world. Like with other flags, everything on the flag stands for something important. The fifty stars on the flag represent the county’s 50 states, and the 13 stripes represent the thirteen British colonies that became the first states in the United States.

The flag is usually displayed in both publicly and privately owned buildings. As part of the July 4 celebrations, most Americans take their love for the flag up a notch by painting it on their bodies. This artist, for example, delivered an accurate depiction of the flag, complete with all the stars and stripes.

The Mean Enchantress

While aesthetics is expressed in the appearance of paintings, details also matter, as shown here. The Enchantress may not be everyone’s favorite villain, but her sorcery is undeniably powerful. She is also well known for her numerous body markings, which were beautifully captured in this work. Particularly commendable are the shades around her eyes that add to her mysterious look.

Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, Bob Haney, and Howard Purcell created her character in the early ’60s. She was then depicted in Marvel Comics in 1964 and DC Comics in 1966. Cara Jocelyn Delevingne, a British actress, portrayed the character in the “Suicide Squad” film series.

Did Someone Ask For A Spider-Woman?

For many people worldwide, it was love at first read when they met Spider-Man in the 1962 comic “Amazing Fantasy” created by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko. Since then, he has been featured in films, series, video games, and almost everything you can imagine.

Over the years, fans have watched Spider-Man grow into a formidable superhero. It’s no surprise that some fans like this woman here will take the love they have for this Marvel character to the next level and choose to have him drawn or painted on their bodies. In 2021, the final film in the Tom Holland version of the franchise, “Spider-Man: No Way Home,” was released.

Eve and The Serpent

The story of the first two humans, Adam and Eve, and their biblical fall from grace is one of the most popular stories in all of history. The story, as depicted in the body painting, involves the Serpent and Lady Eve with the forbidden fruits, which in this case include an apple. It entails the serpent’s deception while successfully deceiving Eve into eating the fruit.

While this is probably the most famous story in history, the analogy is about the creation of humanity, which contradicts Darwin’s theory of evolution. Despite being at opposite ends of the spectrum, both philosophies agree that humanity began somewhere.

Mystique 2.0

If you’re a Marvel fan, then you know Mystique. Named Raven Darkhölme, she made her first appearance in the 1978 comic book “Ms. Marvel #16.” Since then, she has consistently graced our screens and garnered fans worldwide.

There are many things to love about her, including her ability to shapeshift and mimic voices. People have taken to finding creative ways to appear like her, in essence, shapeshifting to the shapeshifter. However, this particular piece caught our eyes the most because of its precision. Mystique’s most recent appearance was in the 2019 movie “Dark Phoenix.” She was played by Jennifer Lawrence.