You 2 can become a walking advertisement. As tattoo art becomes more accepted and much more mainstream,  various companies have decided to use flesh art as a form af advertising. Yes, we now have the human walking and talking billboards and there are plenty of takers in this ad form...

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Here are a few sick full body tattoos::

These two cats turned themselves into… well… cats

This is a guy who has spent the last who knows how many years trying to turn himself into a cat… Everything from facial implants, nails

and tattoos, this fool has done. I gotta say, he may have met that goal. I see kitty cat when I look at the pics of him.

He even has the cats eye contacts. At least I hope those are contacts. The puffy cheeks,

maybe he could have done without those, but the rest sure does look sick.

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Black light tattoo -  Just like this picture here illustrates, the artwork only appears under a black light. No worries about your folks finding out that way I would imagine.

This is not a “glow in the dark” ink, this only works under a black light and the process itself may leave scarring. There is some talk about how safe the ink is… read below...

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So where did flesh art and the “modern” tattoo originate from? hmmm… I doubt anyone can really say for sure, many would say that what we now know as the modern art of tattoo came from Polynesia and who am I to contradict that?

But tattoos can be found in cave paintings, relics and even ummies all over the world with some going back as far as 2000 - 3000 BC. I just read something that stated that the world’s most spectacular tattooed mummy was discovered by Russian anthropologist Sergei Ivanovich Rudenko in 1948 during the excavation of a group of Pazyryk tombs about 120 miles north of the border between China and Russia.

Anyway, we have seen a huge comeback in “tribal” styled tattoos many of which are Polynesian styled. Tribal style flesh art has become rather trendy in many urban places far from the Pacific Islands that the trend originated from.

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