FACEBOOK,CHANGE TOUR RULES,I WANT TO POST NUDE PHOTOS-MATT HUNTLEY.

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Intricate process: His works of art can take up to four hours to create and sessions range from $80 to $400          A body painter is campaigning for facebook  to change it's rules so that artist like himself can display work without it being removed.Matt Hunt from Portland said his account on the earlier this week because images of his nude female canvass were branded pornographic.He has now set up a new page without offending pictures,which he says is pointless because that's the work he is trying to promote.What do you think about his art works?,if you ask me,it is creative but erotic.More pictures below.                                                                                             'It's art, not pornography': Matt Huntley, a body painter from Portland, is campaigning for Facebook to change its rules so that artists like himself can display work without it being removedSource of controversy: He found that his account on the social network was deactivated earlier this week because images of his nude female canvases - like this one - were branded 'pornographic'Trick of the eye: The art of painting bodies, often to mimic clothing,is frowned upon because while breasts and nipples are covered, their outline is usually visible

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