I am posting this because as of yesterday I had never heard of 3D Tattoos …. and I read a lot … so I am guessing there are several others here who also never heard of it. These are real pictures, not photo-shopped.
I don’t have much else to say. What the fuck CAN one say???
Ms Freud took one look at this, and she immediately said, “Those people really hate themselves.”
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Then there’s something called Extreme Body Modification. I recall seeing a 20/20 episode where some dude turned himself into some kind of wild cat … a Cheetah, I believe … complete with tattooed spots, teeth files to points, fangs implanted, cat whiskers implanted. But, this Sweetie Pie takes the cake.
#2 hubby must have no fear in him to watch that thing go down…..’less fang, honey – yeah that’s it…little to the right’
Just when you think society can’t sink any lower, or get more deprived, poof, wrong again. This will, undoubtedly, make the FSA jealous, as they have neck tatts with their mulatto kids names, ie, their welfare meal tickets, so they don’t forget their names.
The dumbfuck self-haters, will do anything for attention, when you’re soulless, spiritually bankrupt, techno-narcissts. Good thing it’s permanent. Thanks for another post chronicling the demise of the humans.
That’s a collection of seriously depraved individuals. Their parents must be beaming with pride.
So she’s an attorney, or was. Say you’re getting a divorce, wouldn’t she be the perfect attorney to represent you – the other side would give you whatever you wanted.
Stucky, are you sure these aren’t photoshopped just to get your goat? John
No wonder retail sales are down, all the consumer bucks are being spent on body art. They need to add that to the GDP. (No, let me guess. They probably already do that..)
Hey Stucky , this is what you need .A 3 d tattoo with Satan printed on your forehead.I bet the vampire woman would go for it.
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A Satan tattoo on my forehead? pfffft … amateur hour!!! I’d rather go All In. like this ..
Posted this once before.
You might think this is a photo-shop pic. You would be wrong. Her name is Valeria Lukyanova, and she has transformed her body to become a Living Barbie Doll.
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@Stucky, how do you post a video or whatever – like the chewing ‘roo? I need to know, funny as hell.
Okay.. some of that was mildly horrifying…
Truly, they must hate themselves something fierce… don’t the tattoo “artists” have some sort of ethical responsibility to NOT do something like this? Most of this shit is just social suicide…
Only thing I could think of was “The fucking barbarians won…”
Well, at least they’ll be easy to pick out in a crowd when TSHTF… shoot them first.
Tattoo removal surges 440% over the last decade
Removing a love that is only skin deep is painfully expensive
By Quentin Fottrell, MarketWatch
Actress Melanie Griffith is going through a painful divorce. But the removal of her tattoo with the first name of her husband Antonio Banderas may be almost as painful. And she’s not alone. Revenue for tattoo removals has surged 440% to an estimated $75.5 million over the last decade.
The tattoo removal industry is still growing and expected to hit $83.2 million over the next four years, keeping pace with growth in the overall tattoo industry, according to research firm IBISWorld. Revenue for the industry overall is estimated to be $3.4 billion in 2014, an annualized growth rate of just 2.9%, though there is strong demand for tattoos with intricate designs, such as 3-D tattoos, says IBISWorld lead analyst Andy Brennan. There are nearly 8,000 tattoo businesses in the U.S., with no dominant player.
Tattoo removal can also be a public statement. Griffith was recently photographed leaving a skin specialist in West Hollywood with a bandage on her right arm and was also photographed with the outline of the heart-shaped tattoo, but the name of her estranged husband almost erased. American teens may also find a cautionary tattoo tale in pop star Justin Bieber and check their smartphones to see if he will remove a tattoo on his wrist that bears a striking resemblance to his former girlfriend Selena Gomez.
Most tattoo removals are performed on people in their 30s and 40s, says Michael Kulick, a San Francisco-based plastic surgeon. “What was attractive in your 20s is not so attractive in your 30s,” he says. Costs vary from $500 up, depending on the color and depth of the ink in the skin. The ideal color for removal is black because that tattoo will be at the same depth in the skin and the same wavelength for the laser to remove the ink. “Now it’s very fashionable to have pastels and yellow, which is very difficult to remove,” he says.
Relationship breakups and job-hunting has led to a surge in tattoo removals, Brennan says. “Increased social acceptability of and interest in tattoos has driven demand for them, which ultimately increased the pool of potential customers who may regret their initial decision and want their tattoos removed,” he says. Further pushing growth has been the recession, which has heightened unemployment and, in turn, increased demand from job seekers who need to cover up tattoos in order to obtain employment.
Developments in technology to remove tattoos more easily and with as little scarring as possible was also a key driver of growth for removal services, Brennan says. The prospect of being able to remove them more easily simply made tattoos more tempting, he says. “Entrepreneurs and companies flocked to the industry,” he says. Although tattoos are designed to last a lifetime, in recent years scientists at Harvard Medical School, Brown University, and Duke University have engineered semi-permanent inks.
There is an alternative to having them removed: Get even more to cover up the offending art. “I had a voluptuous nude fairy with wings riding a guitar on my arm from the 1980s,” says Johnny Ford , 42, a musician and New York City-based tattoo artist. “After 9/11, I had a wife and baby and thought it would be a good idea to join the army, but you’re not allowed tattoos with naked females. In the Middle East that’s considered very taboo.” His solution? “I had it covered with a skull design and roses.”
“Just when you think society can’t sink any lower, or get more deprived, poof, wrong again.” – AWD
This post is another reason why there should more control of society by the State.
Left to themselves, people will too often make horrible choices.
It would be better if those who know best choose for those who might make bad decisions.
Is that a Tommy Chong cooter?
I ran into a body painting artist one day when I worked at an Apple store and asked the name of his website. REALLY amazing unbelievable stuff. Mostly for plays, events, etc. I was really blown away someone could so transform the human body.
But to do this permanently to your body? Are they nuts?
Some of those artists are unbelievable.
As for the morons acting as permanent canvases, whom cares? They are the ones lying in the beds they made.
I’m evolving into appreciating body art for arts sake, and not judging the canvas’s personal choices.
Not to mention the hours of fun and laughter I’ve had mocking and discussing the horrible and horrifying ones I’ve seen.
A waitress at a restaurant I frequent has an upper arm tattoo that is a heart and vines, topped off by, “Internal Love” When questioned, she got all dreamy and said, “Well, don’t YOU believe in internal love?”
She’s a nice kid, and decent server, and hey, the world will always need ditch diggers and bag boys.