Body Paint Sessions
These are private studio sessions focused on chaotic, messy, abstract body paint—including some that glow under black light. We’ll get you covered in color, shoot a bunch of wild images, and create something that feels more like living art than a traditional photo session. It’s fun, low-pressure, and you control how covered (or not) you want to be. Come by yourself or bring a friend or two and save.
- Price includes the session plus 10 favorite images for each participant.
How many participants?
1: $50 down, $100 due at session
2: $100 down, $150 due at session (save $50)
3: $150 down, $200 due at session (save $100)
Select a privacy option :
Option 1: I want my images to remain private and I acknowledge that I will receive my 10 favorite images from the session. If I want additional images they are just $25 each.
Option 2: I don’t mind if you use any of my images on your website and I acknowledge that I will receive ALL of the best images from my session at no additional charge.
Down payment reserves your spot. After payment, head to my contact page to schedule your session.
FAQ
Q: How long do the sessions last?
A: Session will typically last around 2 hours.
Q: Can I share my session with a friend?
A: Yes. You can have up to 3 people total in your session. You can actually save money by doing it this way. Save up to $100 by combining your sessions. See payment options.
Q: Do I have to be fully nude?
A: You can choose to be fully nude or do panties and pasties. It’s completely up to your comfort level.
Q: Can I order prints or a book?
A: Yes, high quality print products are available on request. Link to price list coming shortly.
Q: What if something comes up and I need to cancel?
A: The $50 down payment is non-refundable, but we can reschedule your session. No problem.
Q: How long before I get my images?
A: It generally takes a couple days to cull and polish images. You’ll receive a Dropbox link to view and download. Any prints ordered take a few extra days, and books take around 10 days.
Q: I really want to do this but I’m absolutely terrified at the same time. Help?
A: That’s very common. It’s kind of like jumping off the high dive. It’s something you have to just commit to and take the leap. Once we get started it really doesn’t take long to calm down. It’s all that buildup beforehand that’s the hardest part. You get used to being in front of the lights and camera and being the center of attention and after a while it just feels normal.
If you have any questions don’t hesitate to contact me here.