article_snippet: Four lingerie-clad women drew on Four lingerie-clad women bodies with Sharpie markers to highlight Four lingerie-clad women physical shortcomings - like a plastic surgeon during a consultation - for a powerful photo series that ridicules the media's depiction of female bodies.
article_snippet: The images from the aptly-named Lines Series show Four lingerie-clad women reading magazine featuring models and actresses while Four lingerie-clad women sit in a doctor's office waiting room covered in marker. '
article_snippet: The three women read the popular men's magazine Maxim, famous for featuring scantily-clad women on its cover, while The three women sit in a waiting room in The three women underwear .
article_snippet: The trio, who used Sharpie markers to highlight Dream girls physical flaws, pointed and stared at the models in Vogue .
article_snippet: Ridiculous standards: The three women were photographed as The three women made faces at the pictures The three women were seeing the magazines .
article_snippet: All of the women had lines and arrows drawn over All of the women breasts, on areas of All of the women stomachs and around All of the women arms and thighs, highlighting what many might perceive to be All of the women
article_snippet: : The photo series proves that women are insecure about women bodies no matter what the size because of how the media portrays female bodies .
article_snippet: The girls can be seen measuring each other's waists, pointing out The girls flaws with The girls fingers, staring at The girls bodies in the mirror and pouring over men's magazines in the images that aim to start a discussion about body image.
article_snippet: Lacking confidence: Ashley (left) and Tara (right) can be seen covering Lacking confidence: Ashley (left) and Tara (right) chests, which have purple lines drawn on Lacking confidence: Ashley (left) and Tara (right) to highlight Lacking confidence: Ashley (left) and Tara (right) flaws .