Painter and sculptor Emma Hack‘s collection, “Wallpaper,” is a series of meticulously painted models made to blend in with the designs behind them – true wallflowers! Hack must have been incredibly patient when working on canvases that move and breathe; her work is so precise, if you blur your vision, the models effortlessly become part of the wallpaper.
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Reminds me of klimt
Reminds me of nausea
tyat so cool
i mean thats so so cool
if you’d like to see more of Emma’s work, check out her website: http://www.emmahackartist.com
Awesome! This is work.
A little more lighting and they would completely disappear from the photo.
Fantastic art, but models made a big sacrifice shaving their pubes. Nothing itches worse than that!
How could anyone paint with that kind of precision on a model? It’s amazing what artists do to stand out from the crowd.
Reminds me of something i have seen allready,
Its nicer but seen allready
Camouflage is basically what it is folks. Models must be very patient and not move a muscle. Dam good work.