Genko‘s tattoos have various influences from traditional Asian art to cartoons and old school designs.
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Genko‘s tattoos have various influences from traditional Asian art to cartoons and old school designs.
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Matt Jordan is known within the tattoo industry for his realistic portraits of people and animals.
Use this tatoos as shirts
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See these interesting tattoos with optical illusions, it’s that bald men have a tattoo or tattoos on the head by creating an illusion that makes it seem that the tattoo is a face. My favorite is the guy with the alien face on the back of the head.
If ever I’m so drunk I decide to shave your hair and make a tattoo on his head should be this. Or a rose in bloom. Yes, definitely will be a horrifying alien or a rose in bloom. Or a unicorn. Or a dolphin. Or a unicorn riding a dolphin (yes, someone already made one like that!). There are so many possibilities!
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Tatoos are becoming a popular trend, especially with women today since you can cover them if you have long hair and there just isn’t a huge area to be worked on so it is a pretty fast process compared to other areas of the body
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Uterus tatoo.
Baby fetus tatoo.
Hand tatoo
Muscles arm tatoos
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This guy is a biochemist and molecular biophysicist.
The first line is the Born Oppenheimer Approximation (a method for simplifying calculation of the energy and molecular wave function of a molecule), the second line is the equation in the form of a 3-Dimensional Schroedinger Equation, and the solution in the form of a Schroedinger Equation (a wave function that yields probabilities of physical variables).
And finally, a navigator in the navy believes passionately that while we have GPS, sailors should still be able to navigate using the sun and stars.
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