In this photo by Oz, Morgan of Lyon, France’s implants were done by Lukas Zpira, and his tattoos by Cy.
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27 responses to “Blackwork vs. Implants”
I can’t tell what his implants are supposed to be, but I like his blackwork
I’m not normally a fan of blackwork (unless it’s really heavy in which case it’s awesome) but this looks really nice, especially on his hand.
god, i love blackwork and this looks awesome.
his black work is fucking awesome, the implants I personally don’t like the design, but hey its not my body. Nice stuff
naval piercings on guys are so hot.
definatly some hott blackwork!
Pretty sure I seen him last year at Marquis body art in Lyon, just off place des terreaux. Never talked to the guy though unfortunately. I like his sleeve
mmm everything looks gorgeous
wow! those elbow implants are eye popping!
i really wouldn’t have thought that could
happen with such a drastic implant till
i saw it! thanks
Wow, that’s really beautiful. Both arms look quite nice, although I’m partial to the blackwork.
He has the same navel as me! yay!
nice implants – nice tattoo and nice man:)
good concept. i prefer the tattoo side.
Thanks !
i worked at Marquis body art a few years ago, it’s true.
My new shop is Freak’s Lab Body Kustom 😉
For my implant, half has been removed (my projetc was a Face Hugger form), due by he migration and the inconfort 🙁
But i have somme project for this arm!!
Lovely. I prefer the tattoos, including the dots on his face.
haha i was right!!
where are you based now? still in Lyon?
Toujours aussi canon Morgan 😉
Yeah, cool photo ! and nice black work indeed 😉
i don’t particularly like implants – they remind me of Von Recklinghausen’s Disease, i think. i really like the boldness and simplicity of the blackwork – it’s very striking!
The blackwork on his hand is very nice. So is the stretched navel.
great pic. really cool tattoos.
i love the chest implant…
oh qu’il est beau mon pierceur adoré
This man is gorgeous. I love the tattoos, the pose, everything. Art at it’s finest.
…cet homme est la rencontre de l’art, la technique et l’individuation. Encore une fois, j’ai grand respect envers ton processus.
Merci.
A
il est bien, mais il veut jamais stretché mes petits lobes snif
The photography is gorgeous: makes him look
quite intriguing.
I have no tatoos yet, but I’m on the list at Stanford for a liver transplant and after that heals up I’m gonna get the scar tatooed. It’ll be a damn big scar, so I’m considering a lot of possibilities.