A stunning brunette woman riding a Ducati superbike is the stuff of dreams for many men.
So quite how it would pan out when those blokes find out said bike is made of five scantily-clad women is anyone's guess.
This particular Italian luxury bike is in fact a contorted mass of female human flesh painted up to create a staggeringly realistic replica of the wallet-busting road beast.
The petrol head's dream is the work of Brooklyn-based bodypaint artist Trina Merry.
The Human Motorcycle Project started out with Trina sourcing six models with particular body types so she could angle them to create a shape similar to the bike and its rider.
On her website, Trina said: "It was a giant human jigsaw puzzle. Each person's natural shape, strength, and athleticism helped to build each part of the motorcycle.
"It is hands down the most ambitious, difficult and rewarding project I have been a part of so far."
Four make-up artists helped Trina create the finer details, including the engine and tyre tread.
Earlier this month, mind-blowing body art of a different kind was on show at the London International Tattoo Convention.
One ink-enthusiast at the event had even changed his name to King of Ink King Body Art The Extreme Ink-ite. He was previously known as Mathew Whelan.
To view Trina's work, click here.
