Steve had his old face replaced by husband and wife team Colette and Rob Thompson — each did one side — at Holy Mother in Atlanta, Georgia.
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21 responses to ““Steve’s Real Face Emerges””
I love it. Congrats on the new face Steve.
that is absolutly amazing! well done Mr Steve person =)
thats what iam dreaming of
That’s a lovely design. Congratulations!
I wish I’d run into this guy on a bad day. His face would make the day good instantly 🙂
Very nice how theres a lot of colors into it, without them clashing…eh…it looks in harmony because of the colors instead of despite…eh…screw this. It looks great 🙂
It looks very beautiful and becoming.
The patterning flows so well with the lines of his face. An excellent effect!!
That looks great… and isn’t his hair an intriguing colour?
Holy Mother always produces great work!
What’s not to like :D…it looks beautiful!
Well I guess that answers the question: “How will all those tattoos and piercings look when you get old?”
( The answer is “Fucking awesome!”)
I love the colors and the pattern. It reminds me of native American war paint. It’s beautiful.
He really is lovely looking. I hope I end up like that when I’m old and modded =D
In a way this reminds me of iam:MetalHeart’s tattoos (I’m not sure if he has a current page; it’s changed a couple times) which I also like a great deal.
i like how it matches his shirt. (i dont think i can ever get color tattoos on my face because i dont think i can make a commitment to just one color scheme. just black for me!)
Things like this make me smile.
I’ve babysat Colette and Rob’s son a few times. Great do see them finally on here!
I think this is the first non-tribal facial tattoo I’ve seen. It’s definitely the first colour non-tribal one.
wow
Beautiful.
That’s awesome.
I want to hug him.