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To round out today’s posts here’s a stunning BMEGirl from my hometown of Toronto.
Kat here is a piercer at Ultimate Tattoo, the shop the photographer Dylan Leeder lives above.
While you can find this photo in several galleries on BME thanks to the new system of being able to tag modifications in a photo, the easiest place to find photos of all the BMEGirls is in the BMEGirl gallery.
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This week we’re lucky to have a couple of fantastic pieces added to the galleries from some of the many talented artists at Scarab Body Arts. First up is a beautiful piece of what I assume is a recreation of a piece of art. Of course I could be wrong, which has happened before. In either case, the tattoo itself was done by Jamie Santos, who’s art you can check out in her BME portfolio gallery.
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This week’s Tuesday BMEGirl is Psylocke, who we’ve seen a few times before. This time around, this BME beauty got herself all tangled up in rope.
To check out the full images, you’ll have to keep reading.
Rope by Don Sir, Photo by Patrick Ocampo, Hair by Jason Becker, MAU: Morgan Panter. Tattoo by Linda Engström, No Fear Tattoo in Gothenburg, Sweden.
Photo: Kien Hoang, Artist: Chris Rohaley, from No Fear
You can check out more photos of Psylocke and the other BMEGirls in the BMEGirl photo gallery. There are also several other photos of her in the miscellaneous tattoo gallery.
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Or at least really hot BMEGirls that share the name of an X-man. We’ve seen Psylocke a couple of times before, and every time she manages to look completely different, yet remain stunning, all at the same time.
These are only a couple of the recent photos she sent in. You can check out the rest in the miscellaneous tattoo gallery.
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Last week we got a look an an octopus tattoo by Ania from Szery Tattoo in Warsaw, Poland. Well this week we’ve got another artist from the same shop, Aldona. The two tattoos below are just a small sample of the works that have been submitted by her recently, and each and every one is just as impressive.
The first is an abstract piece that incorporates a large birthmark on the owner’s arm.
The second is a piece that pays tribute to Salvador Dali.
Be sure to check out all the tattoo galleries for more examples of Aldona’s work.
