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
March 14, 2014

Hello, everyone! In this post I'd like to present you one of my tattoo-designs: ?????????? (reading: kane wa nai kedo yume wa aru) - is a japanese expression which means "I have no money, but I have dreams". In the first picture below you can see the original tattoo-design; in the second image you can see how it looks as a back-tattoo.



The original tattoo-design. For more Kanji-tattoo-designs visit my website, seiza.ro.

If you use any of my tattoo-designs as a model / inspiration / starting-point for a tattoo you might consider sending me some photos of the tattoo once it's complete. Thank you in advance.
March 12, 2014

The candle dagger was my customers idea, I gave it a form:
February 05, 2014

You can read the first part of this post here:

Butterfly as bad womens

  • Giant black butterflies and moths are usually associated with bad luck, illness or even death.
  • In Scotland it is unlucky to keep or kill butterflies.
  • In England it is unlucky to kill the first butterfly you see, and it is a bad omen to see 3 butterflies together; also, seeing a butterfly at night is an omen of a coming death.
  • It he Middle Ages a large number of butterflies together were seen as a forecast of epidemics or wars (not a good idea for a tattoo).
  • The Celtic people believed seeing a butterfly at night was a prediction of death to follow.
  • In Bulgaria, the sight of a dark coloured butterfly meant sickness was soon to follow, while in other parts of Europe this same butterfly was an omen of thunderstorms to come.
  • In some parts of the USA a white butterfly meant an omen of death if it entered your house and flew around you, while in other parts a white butterfly in your signified a pending wedding. To those recently divorced both examples apply.
  • There are some cultures that believe butterflies are inhabited by the souls of those who can not enter the after-life (heaven), others believe they are the souls of unborn children.
  • In some areas the first butterflies of spring were hunted down and killed to preserve the luck of the area.
  • In the Philippines, a black butterfly or moth in the house would mean someone died or was about to die.
  • In Devonshire, people would traditionally rush around to kill the first butterfly of the year, or else face a year of bad luck.
  • Some people think that if a butterfly flies around you, it means a loved one has died.

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February 05, 2014
The video clips says it: