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An In-N-Out Burger waitress as a pin-up girl, surrounded by candy and other junk food? Well played. Well played, indeed. Can’t wait to see this one colored in.
(Tattoo by Marina from Atomic Zombie in Edmonton, Alberta, on her boyfriend.)
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Meltbanana sends in this photo of her new “Zombie Elvis” tattoo. It’s a very well done piece, so I mean absolutely no disrespect whatsoever, but I had no idea Zombie Elvis looks so much like alive David Lynch. That’s good, though, because I wasn’t planning on sleeping for the next 50 years anyway.
(Tattoo by Marco Lari at Quetzal Tattoo in Milan, Italy.)
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Tim Gunn checks in:
“So, Caralena, what have you got for us? Oh MY! I think that leopard-print headband is really daring, let me just say. And surrounding those lovely blue eyes with dark colors is doing it for me. It is. Oh, and juxtaposing the blues of your eyes with the bright pink beads on your surface piercing? You have made it work, my friend.”
Thanks, Tim!
(Legendary Pink Dots anti-eyebrow/surface piercing by the folks at Skullfly Tattoo and Piercing in Eugene, Oregon.)
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Calling in sick to church? No sweat. You can explain that to Guadalupe de los Muertos up there.
(Tattoo on El Bigote by Xico at Forevermore Tattoos in Shepherd’s Bush, London, England.)
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So this is what happens when you leave a giraffe in a jar of water for too long. God, some of you people are just sick. Can’t you just get tattoos of rainbows or sheets of paper or inoffensive circles or something? Jesus.
(Kidding! Keep it weird, friends. Dodgetheseball is the one sporting this Lynchian hell-creature.)
