The Guim Tio & Blancadoble photo series is very creepy in a simple way. A sequel to one of his past photo projects starring a female, this series is like the yin to its yang. On the most basic level, it revolves around a man who happens to be the art director himself. Secondly, his face is painted in the same fashion. Nevertheless, the rag doll vibe is not present. Instead, there is more awareness and even cunning to his poses.
Captured by Blancadoble, the Guim Tio & Blancadoble photo series is shot in studio against a couple of basic backdrops. This allows people's full attention to be drawn to the model's face, which was worked on by Ona Nefer.
What's Driving This Trend
- Disturbing Portraiture
- Artists and photographers can create new, unsettling portraiture styles using face paint or digital manipulation.
- Subversive Self-portraits
- With the prevalence of selfies, individuals can subvert societal expectations by taking self-portraits with unsettling makeup or facial expression.
- Contorted Poses
- Models and photographers can experiment with unique, non-traditional poses that convey more emotion and depth than traditional portraiture techniques.
Who This Affects Most
- Fine Art Photography
- Fine art photographers can push themselves creatively by experimenting with unsettling facial expressions or poses in their portraiture work.
- Makeup and Face Painting Services
- Professional makeup artists and face painters can expand their services to include unconventional looks such as the ones featured in the Guim Tio & Blancadoble series.
- Social Media and Influencer Marketing
- Influencers on social media platforms can create unique and unsettling content as a way to stand out and disrupt the norm in their respective industries.
