Showing posts with label Face Tattoos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Face Tattoos. Show all posts
Saturday, October 23, 2010
Thursday, September 3, 2009
Great Tattoo by Kat Von D of DJ AM Portrait

Tattoos
I've always found it a little weird when people tattoo dead people or pets on their bodies, but I do understand the reasoning behind it.
In the case of the recent passing of DJ AM, his friend DJ Fashen went to tattoo portrait great Kat Von D and had DJ AM's portrait inked on his forearm out of respect.
Kat Von D did her usual great job, as you can see in the photo, and the design and likeness is as good as it gets.
And in case you think this is easy, doing tattoo portraits on the forearm isn't an easy thing to do in placement and the right proportions, but Kat Von D nailed this one. Great tattoo of DJ AM.
Tattoos
Thursday, August 13, 2009
Extreme Face Tattoos

Extreme Tattoos
Tattoos which cover the face and neck are among the most extreme when considering the social consequences of the practice, and so those committing to it take big chances and risks to be inked on the face.
Here are a couple of new facial tattoos I found that I haven't seen before. While they're two completely different styles, they still do the same thing: create an instant barrier between many people and the bearer of the art.
Although they're both odd in looks, the tattoo photo on the top seems somewhat dark, as well as the guy wearing it.

Extreme Tattoos
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
Bizarre Tattoos | Full Body Zombie Tattoos

Bizarre Tattoos
Most of us have seen the image of 'zombie' with his face looking straight at us, but here's a few that haven't been seen as much of his full body zombie tattoo.
I guess he could get parts in a movie or something like that to make a living, but what else would he do? That's the case with a lot of people that take tattooing to the next level.

It's one thing to get a zombie tattoo, but as you can see, it's another thing to get tattooed as a zombie. Pretty interesting.
Bizarre Tattoos
Tattoos | Julia Gnuse - The Illustrated Lady

Bizarre Tattoos
When Julia Gnuse knew she could look like a monstrosity after a skin disease devastated her body into a bunch of boils and scars, she decided to take matters into her own hands and have her entire body tattooed.
Julia Gnuse was born with a disease named porphyria, in which blistering boils would emerge as a result of contact with sunlight. Those blisters produce scars, which of course can deform the body and face in unfortunate ways.
As a result of her tattooing, Gnuse is cited by the Guinness as being the woman with the most tattoos in the world, having about 95 percent of her body covered, which includes her face.
With so many tattoos, she has become known across the world as "The Illustrated Lady."
She is of course using the tattoos as a means of covering up the scarring, although they do nothing to keep the skin from continuing to react to the sun.
Bizarre Tattoos
Thursday, May 14, 2009
Tattooing | Making Tattoo Decisons Which Affect the Rest of Your Life

Tattooing
Many times those who make quick decisions about tattoos don't really think things through, and can do long-term harm to themselves, whether they regret the decision or not.
There's no doubt the more extreme tattooing you get, the more limitations you put on a number of areas of your life; including jobs and available dates and potential marriage with the opposite sex.
Even if someone wishes to remove a tattoo, it can cost a lot of money, and if you foolishly put it on your face like this guy did in the photo, to remove it would not make you look very good, and would make it worst than keeping it.
Less ambitious and less noticeable tattoos have to be thought through too, as they speak to who you are, and depending on your age or sex, may not be the most flattering message you send about yourself.
Anyway, hopefully you won't make tattooing decisons when you're high or drunk, as that's when the most damaging results can happen.
I may be best to try out some temporary tattoos before tattooing permanently, as you'll see what it looks like, and whether you want to carry that on your body the rest of your life.
Tattooing
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