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Apr 17, 2019 · Though he trained for years as an illustrator, it wasn’t until he began experimenting with the ancient art of body-painting that he truly found his artistic medium. Tracy brings everything from wild animals to fantasy worlds to life in his compositions as he ingeniously blends his meticulously painted bodies with intricately-designed backgrounds.
Tracy's artworks relates to techniques of combining traditional paintbrushing and finger-painting with modern airbrushing. The majority of his art is the result of the combination of bodypainting and imagery with minimal digital influences. [13] . His compositions are inspired by a specific body shape combined with cultural and natural influences.
- American
- May 22, 1967, New Orleans, Louisiana, U.S.
He not only creates art but also runs the world's first gallery dedicated to body-painted images. Located in New Orleans, The Craig Tracy Gallery showcases a diverse collection of photographs, prints, videos, and books on body painting.
Jan 17, 2024 · He is a fine art body painter who owns the Fine Art Bodypainting Gallery which goes by his name. Tracy became a professional artist when he was sixteen. Previously, he worked as a commercial illustrator and as an airbrush artist in a shopping mall. Later he quit and started painting t-shirt designs or anything that ran wild in his imaginative mind.
Craig Tracy became the first artist to open a gallery dedicated to body painting. He’s specialised in the genre for 20 years and, in that time, has painted hundreds of bodies with paintings of animals, diamonds, scenic views and even the Northern Lights.
Nov 11, 2019 · Craig Tracy's Body of Work. Sketchbook. Nov 11. Written By Grace Wilson. Tracy's Royal Street gallery features photography capturing the body painter’s works. 11/11/2019. The French Quarter artist ushered body painting into the realm of fine art while maintaining his artistic freedom, but there's more to come. - by Grace Wilson.
