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If you are looking for inspiration for a biomechanical / 3D tattoo I recommend you to visit this website: www.bloodyart.pl (don't worry, is translated in English). The sites belongs to Sebastian and Milena Zmijewski, two Polish brothers who run together their own business: a tattoo studio called �Bloody Art� in Gdansk, Poland. If you decide to visit Gdansk (which, by the way, is one most beautiful cities of Poland) and you want to get a really stunning tattoo you can pay them a visit.

Sebastian Zmijewski is an amazing artist with more than 20 years of experience in tattoo art. A versatile artist and capable of almost everything, his pieces of work include any type of tattoos. Sebastian favourites are portraits and photo realistic challenges and he is a god when it comes to black & grey and covers-up.

Milena Zmijewski is also an artist, with painting, drawing and graphics experience as well as make-up and interior design knowledge. She had been learning tattooing techniques from her brother since 2011 and she is an important component of his projects. Milena does some of the most detailed paintings which Sebastian carefully depicts into skin afterwards.

Below you can see several examples of Sebastian and Milena�s stunning tattoos. I've selected only a few images from their huge collection. For more images, visit the original photo-gallery at this address: http://www.bloodyart.pl/#tattoo

A biomechanical corset tattoo

Forearm tattoo: mounted medieval knights

Cyborg tattoo on the lateral side of the body

Biomechanical tattoo covering the lateral side of the body

Biomechanical tattoo: a gun loaded with monsters-bullets

Back-tattoo: a medieval ship

Biomechanical tattoo on the chest, shoulder and upper arm

Biomechanical tattoo covering a man's chest, shoulder and upper arm

Biomechanical tattoo on the leg

Biomech tattoo on the leg: alien invasion

3D tattoo on the calf

3D tattoos: dark-art biomechanical tattoos
Biomechanical tattoos: alien infestation
Cyborg Tattoos photos
Biomechanical tattoos

If you are looking for inspiration for a 3D tattoo or if you are searching for a crazy makeup for the Halloween-party, you you should check out this websites: http://chooosan.flavors.me/#57d/tumblr
http://www.hikarucho.com/archive (this one is in japanese, but it's quite intuitive, so you'll still be able to navigate it).

Chooo-San is a young Japanese artist who makes strange and surreal ephemeral creations with body painting. The result is both puzzling and intriguing: the eyes and mouths, or batteries that arise on the faces and bodies, transforming them into monsters thanks to acrylic paint.

Below are several of his artworks, which I realy like:

The right to choose a partner is represented by a face that shows what appears to be two men kissing.

This arm zip appears so authentic that we can almost feel the texture of those little metal teeth.

A girl with detachable head.

A man living inside someone's body.

X-ray illusion of someone lifting up his skin as you would lift up your shirt

Here the artwork highlights the right to live without sexual violence by showing a face emerging from a cracked shell, representing the emotional scars

Anatomical tattoos (or anatomy tattoos) are a relatively new trend in the tattoo fashion. They are 3d tattoos based on optical illusions, quite similar to the biomechanical tattoos. The most important difference between the two categories is the main theme of the design: various parts of the human anatomy versus mechanical and robotic components mixed with allien-like tissues that are enhanced by natural systems in the human body in the case of biomechanical tattoos.

The tattoo artist must have must have advanced knowledge of anatomy, because these tattoos mimic the contours of muscles and bones, following the human musculoskeletal system. The point of these tattoos is to appear natural or even possible, to be believable and realistic (they don't need to be actually plausible, but must appear so). Because of this, placement is an essential component of these tattoos. The tattoo must be placed over the correct joints and muscles in order to look as believable as possible. Furthermore, the tattooer must be able to blend the tattoo into the normal, un-tattooed skin. If the tattoo looks like a sticker or out of place then the entire effect is ruined, even if the actual tattoo is nicely executed. These tattoos are only successful when they appear to trick the eye, known as a trompe l'oeil in artistic terms.

The most popular themes for the anatomy tattoos are:
- the human skeleton (especially the bones of the back, the ribs, the wrists and the ankles)
- the muscles (especially the arm muscles and the leg muscles)
- various organs (the heart, the brain, etc)
- scars (like post operative scars or Frankenstein-like scars)
- the blood circulatory system

3d tattoo of the muscles and tendons covering the arm

Anatomical tattoo (muscles and tendons) covering the entire arm

3d tattoo creating the illusion that the skin is ripped and the arm's muscles and tendons are visible

Anatomical tattoo depicting the muscles and the tendons of the arm

3d tattoo creating the illusion that the skin is ripped and the arm's muscles are visible

Anatomical tattoo (muscles and tendons) covering the shoulder and the arm

Anatomical tattoo covering the upper arm

3d tattoo: the anatomy of the human hand

3d tattoo: the skeleton of the human hand

heart tattoo

anatomical tattoo on the leg

anatomical tattoo covering the shoulder and the arm

3d anatomical tattoo on the arm

3d tattoo: a human brain

realistic 3d tattoo: the foot's skeleton

anatomical tattoo: the skeleton of the human foot

Anatomical tattoo: scar tattoo

3d tattoo creating the illusion that the skin is ripped and the ribs are revealed

3d tattoo creating the illusion that the skin is ripped off and the ribs are revealed

3d tattoo depicting a giant heart inside an empty body

Frankenstein-like scar tattoo which creates the illusion that the arm was attached to the body

Scar tattoo which creates the illusion that the arm was attached to the body (like in Frankenstein)

anatomical tattoo: the spine and the ribs are revealed under the ripped skin

anatomy tattoo: the human hand's skeleton

Anatomical tattoo: the human hand's skeleton

When it comes to a biomechanical tattoo, the cyborg tattoos and the alien-infestations tattoos are by far the most popular choices. However, it is not necessarily the case that a biomechanical tattoo contains only robotic / cyborg components and alien-like tissues and bones. In fact, there are many other themes and elements which can be integrated in a biomechanical tattoo design: reptiles, spiders, monsters, demons, etc.

Not as widespread as the cyborg tattoos or alien-infestation tattoos, the biomechanical tattoos depicting a monster inside the body of the the tattoo's wearer is still a quite widespread choice.

Without claiming to be exhaustive, this list contains the main themes of the biomech-monsters tattoos:
- zombie infestation (zombie bites, zombie transformation, zombies eating the body from inside etc)
- the human body depicted as the monster's hiding place
- fetuses (zombie fetuses, mosnter fetuses)
- torn skin revealing a hidden monster (usually only the teeths, the claws and sometimes the eyes of the monster are visibles) eating the body from inside
- skeletons (the entire skeleton or just some parts - usually the skull and the hands) inside the body
- demons living inside the body