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Meet the naked graffiti girls: Trend for tagging women's bare bodies with street art becomes internet sensation
Meet the naked graffiti girls: Trend for tagging women's bare bodies with street art becomes internet sensation
- Thousands of girls upload photos of themselves with graffiti scribbled across breasts, buttocks and backs
- Website Shriiimp.com started the phenomenon
- Site spokesman said many are models and artists but some are just 'girl next door types' giving it a try
- Artist says: 'There are big risks when you do graffiti on the street, but adding your tag to a girl is much nicer - it's all soft and curvy'
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Brightly coloured graffiti scribbles and murals are usually found on grotty inner-city buildings.
But thanks to a new internet sensation which sees graffiti-clad girls uploaded revealing shots of themselves, this is one street art trend that has broken out of the mould.
And unlike the illegal vandalism, Graffiti On Girls has become an internet hit, with cheeky street-style art added to women's bodies and the photographs uploaded for all to admire.
Graffiti girls: The latest internet sensation sees ink-clad girls uploading revealing photographs of their body art for the world to see
Thousands of kinky girls have uploaded pictures of themselves with pieces of work scribbled across their breasts, buttocks and backs.
Some have even had graffiti written across their entire body by friends and boyfriends - while one girl has a Bugs Bunny portrait across her breasts.
Dare to bare: The 'graffiti on girls' trend requires either a friend or boyfriend to do the artwork while the female exposes her flesh
The website Shriiimp.com - which started the phenomenon - has been bombarded with adventurous girls sending nude pictures of themselves in graffiti.
Site owner Vince Prawns said: 'The trend is big. There's now an enormous community of people around the world posting pictures of themselves online.
'Some of professional models and artist whiles others are the "girl next door" types who just want to give it a try.
'There are big risks when you do graffiti on the street, but adding your tag to a girl is much nicer - it's all soft and curvy.'
Girls next door: A spokesman fort the site said some women are professional models and artists whiles others are the 'girl next door' types who just want to give it a try
Art form: Thanks to the internet, the graffiti on girls artwork as become a real art form
The 'graffiti on girls' trend requires either a friend or boyfriend to do the artwork while the female exposes her flesh. Some girls also put tags on themselves, but can't get into hard to reach places such as their back.
Water-based markers like those for outside are used to add the attractive design in a range of colours across the girls' legs or torso.
Vince added: 'The comment that comes up most often on is : "My two favourites things at one place : Girls & Graffiti".
Only girl allowed: Men are most definitely not allowed to feature on the site which sees models daubed with brightly coloured tags and murals
Favourite things: Men on the site often comment praising the girls and their graffiti, which they dub their 'two favourite things'
'Graffiti on girls is exclusively for girls, so that means no body art and definitely no guys.
'There are thousands of pictures online of sexy girls painted by graffiti writers with real style. But we get just as many from girls that are simply too rude, and we've had to reject them.
'Most graffiti artist like to paint on their girlfriends, but it hasn't been until recently thanks to the internet that its become a real art form.'
The website has just released a calender featuring models with graffiti on their bodies which is available at shriiimp.com.
Calendar girls: The popular website has now even released a calendar featuring the graffiti girls
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2270027/Graffiti-girls-New-body-art-trend-internet-sensation-women-plaster-naked-bodies-street-style-art.html#ixzz2JOevWIlP
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