No, these do not belong to Quebec’s skullboy — these were done by Rocky at Mandala in the Prangin Mall in Penang, Malasia.
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37 responses to “Skeleton Feet”
I like it, I just wonder if the last bones are accurate, or if it’d be better tattooed after toenail removal. Too bad I’m not a biology student.
Regardless of the wonderment above, very nicely done.
lol i thought skullboy got Misfits TM feet
Oh God if skullboy see’s these I know what his next project will be lol
Ohhhh that must’ve hurt…lol…beautiful they are, too 🙂
thats impressive 😛
that. is. insane. But oh so cool.
I assumed these belonged to skullboy as well. He should just get an entire skeleton body suit tattooed. He already wrecked his face/life.
I like the feet alot.
wow that’s cool!
wonderful work!
This reminds me of the skeleton hand tattoos I saw a while back. I love this idea although, the last segments don’t look quite right, awesome tattoo though.
I’m kind of scared of them…
love love it.
that is gorgeous!!
i’m impressed! i love it!
I usually hate feet, but these are wonderful. :p
this must of be agony, but looks fabulous!!
oooooooo pretty feet!
It looks to me like the last segments on the toes are supposed to be claws not bones.
I could be wrong, either way it looks great. I love bone and skeleton tattoos.
they look so cool. mise like!
That must have hurt like fuck… I just got my foot tattooed and it was the most painful thing I’ve ever done – no way could I have stood it for this much work!
gorgeous feet!
Great work. Now all he has to do is wear absolutely nothing on his feet and he’s good to go 🙂 Seriously, with such awesome work I would definatly not want to take any chances.
that is so fucking cool.
it almost looks like the toenails are tattooed/colored somehow
23 – I think some of them have left-over ink from the tattooing.
love it,love it, love it
Exceptionally well done, that would have taken hours to do, and a lot of pain as well.
@10, i’m curious to see some skeleton style hand tattoos, especially if their similar to this in quality.
The end joints are supposed to be claws by the way.
Ugh, numbers change. As soon as I hit post I knew I should have said Kaylee instead of 23.
And I reaffirm my original sentiment upon hearing that they are indeed supposed to be claws: would have been a touch better (in my opinion) to put the claws on top of removed nails. But that’s a fair bit further than most people would go for a tattoo, I think.
Middle toe on the left almost looks like a claw as it is! So thin. Just an interesting quirk.
Nice tattoo. IIRC the skull face guy is in fact planning a body skeleton, already, but this might be inspirational.
ive been thinking about doing something very similar to this for a long time. nice to see a visualization of it.
i think they went a little heavy with the bones though, bones tend to be alot smaller/thinner than you think they are, you have all that other tissue around them.
and i actually teach a college level anatomy lab, so i can tell you the bones are pretty anatomically correct, with the exception of the claws of course. in an actual human there would be a series of very short bones for the toes.
i just noticed that on the right foot the bones seem to overlap each other like when you hold a hand of cards but on the right, the second toe is above and dominant to the rest….interesting.
WOW!!
I have been wanting to tattoo my foot like an x-ray of a foot for ages, never seen it done before though!
On one hand i’m a wee bit gutted that someone else has it, but also delighted that its possible, not one i’d get laughed out of the tattoo shop for!!
Love it, Love it, Love it!!!
much more socially acceptable…
but i still prefer skullboy’s face. Its more biologically correct.
It looks like the end joints just decend below his skin..Neat.
had a tattoo done at mandala whaen i was last in peneng, they did a great job,just like these skeleton feet!
are you from penang?where can i find tattoo shop at SP???
I think the country is called Malaysia, not Malasia. I should know — I was born there.