Vlad at Steelteam Studio in Moscow, Russia, just did this bold facial piece in UV ink that should be mostly invisible in daylight once healed. (See also: UV facial circuitry tattoo, forearm ghost flames tattoo, and an ace up his sleeve).
Author: Shannon Larratt
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BME Newsfeed for Mar 20, 2007
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- 2007-03-20: TX: Authorities Release Description of Body Found Near Prairie View A&M [by deadly pale]
- 2007-03-20: NY: Hell City Tattoo Tour – Phoenix [by deadly pale]
- 2007-03-20: MN: Piercing consent is inconsistent (letter) [by Ribibe]
- 2007-03-20: USA: Marine Corps bans tattoo sleeves [by Ribibe]
- 2007-03-20: BC: Tattoo temptation [by Ribibe]
- 2007-03-20: NY: Tattoos utilize medicine, art [by Ribibe]
- 2007-03-20: SC: Tattoo parlors one step closer in Greenville [by Ribibe]
- 2007-03-20: UK: Sienna’s winging it with new tattoo [by Ribibe]
- 2007-03-20: NJ: Council wants tattoo shop distance [by Ribibe]
- 2007-03-20: Germany: Weiblich, wild und ungebremst (Feminine, wild and unstoppable) [by deadly pale]
- 2007-03-20: Germany: Die Schöne und das Biest (The Beauty and the Beast) [by deadly pale]
- 2007-03-20: Germany: Joker [Accessoir] The Lost Angel [by deadly pale]
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Wow that looks like marker!
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If it wasn’t from a tattoo artist that’s submitted plenty of photos to BME, I would have assumed that this submission from Brian O’Keefe (Tattooed Planet, Tempe, Arizona) was drawn on by marker! Assuming I haven’t read the email wrong, and this is tattooed, it’s an excellent example of no-outline redwork, which is notoriously difficult to tattoo.
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Don’t keep all your eggs in one basket
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Hey, if Klingons can have redundant hearts, I don’t see why humans shouldn’t have redundant nuts. You know, I’d go so far as to say that it’s a message from God that it’s OK if you want to mess with them and, hey, if you lose one, have fun doing it because you have a backup.
(This photo is from the El Horizonte bonus gallery in BME/HARD.)
