I really like Cyrus’ tattoos – and I really like this one, which has immortalized some girl (and her duckface) on this dude’s arm–forever.

 Tattoo by Cyrus at Abraxas in Paris, France

The thing about Lionel Fahy’s tattoos is that not only do they take up a great deal of space on a person’s body, but they rely heavily on the use of negative space. I can’t imagine someone that was already heavily tattooed would have enough space for one of Lionel’s larger works… but leave it up to the rest of you with a knack for fighting on the internet to prove me wrong.

Tattoo by Lionel Fahy at Art Corpus in Paris, France

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Tattoo by Veenom at Bleu Noir in Paris, France

At first glance I thought this tattoo was covered in iodine smears. With that, I’d love to know what the red and oranges paint smears look like once this guy’s skin is no longer irritated.

Tattoo by Xoïl at Needles Side Tattoo in Thonon-les-Bains, France

I don’t know what to say about Toko Loren’s work, because it kinda speaks for itself. The ”it’s a bit like Marmite” line I used when talking about Gray Silva’s work may apply here, too. What’s your take?

Tattoos by Toko Loren at Needles Side Tattoo in Thonon-les-Bains, France