BodyPiece uses a unique hydro-printing process for medical aesthetics, special-effects makeup, fashion or jewelry. Photo courtesy of Guy Aon
If you want to banish a blemish or add a fanciful flourish to your photograph, that’s easily done with Photoshop. It’s not as easily done on your actual body. Israeli photographer and industrial designer Guy Aon aims to change that.
Aon’s tentatively titled BodyPiece technology could revolutionize a broad range of sectors, from makeup to prosthetics to fashion.
