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tatoos on nude body

where birds of paradise live
View On Black.

body painting 2
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Portrait Paloma
Photography: Tatiana Sardá Model: Paloma Rodriguez Digital manipulation.

body painting 3
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My gift to you...
Actually my boyfriend is call Goudden...I don´t need to really tatoo his name to feel he is all over me and inside me...but it is a closer view of how can it look... Mi novio se hace llamar Goudden... no necesito tatuarme su nombre realmente para sentir que esta dentro de mi...y esta es una mirada cercana a como seria.

Tatoo
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butterfly effect
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www.youtube.com "WOWVENICE"
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a tiza y carboncillo...me dibujo..
Dime y lo olvido, enséñame y lo recuerdo, involúcrame y lo aprendo. Benjamin Fanklin.

GattoPardo Tattoo
The Idea came from Cristina of QuarkFactory. She guided me thru the darkness. The Results is in front of your eyes. The Lion comes from the Renown Movie "Gattopardo"..

Tattoo
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self - REVOLTA
made by Paul Salemink.

self - REVOLTA
made by Paul Salemink.

ALR_20061228_2524
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becky
posing in the kitchen for my tattoo project :].

ALR_20061228_2552 [flat+vin]
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Self Portrait.

look at me
tatoo studio lighting: fluorescent location: Cluj-Napoca model's name: censured.

despegue butterfly
modelo: pilo.

ALR_20061228_2502
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Tatoo
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hey fuck you
I don't usually make sequential works, but this one came naturally as the whole roll was shot in one scene as part of a play between Milica and me... this part told the best story... www.darckr.com/photo.php?photoid=2577132727.

209 deseos
Model: Jayzy.

Imperial Gaurdian Lion (Foo Dog)
Here are the results of session one "the chest" This will be a full sweep of my chest covering up the Taurus on the left. The chest has thus far been the most painful but yet tolorable I chose a Foo Dog which is also know as an Imperial Guardian Lion or lion of Buddha. The following is an excerpt from wikipedia: An imperial guardian lion, also called a Fu Lion, Foo Dog, lion of Buddha, or sometimes stone lion (Pinyin: Shíshī) in Chinese art[1], is a common representation of the lion in pre-modern China, which is believed to have powerful mythic protective powers that has traditionally stood in front of Chinese Imperial palaces, temples, emperors' tombs, government offices, and the homes of government officials and the wealthy from the Han Dynasty (206 BC-220 AD), until the end of the empire in 1911. In Tibet, the guardian lion is known as a Snow Lion and similar to Japanese shishi.

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Lower back tattoos have become more and more accepted throughout recent years. Want to have one too?

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