Artist creates awesome portraits painting with her lips
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|Ok, well now we’ve seen it all. Natalie Irish creates wonderful, sparkling portraits using just lipstick and her lips, literally kissing the canvas until is resembles the pop icons she predominantly recreates.
Tagged: bizarre art, lipstick art, Marilyn Monroe portrait, Natalie Irish
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lakshman said | 14 July, 2011
i admire Natali irish lipstick painting.