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Unisex | BoM | 2K Tattoo
Blackout / blackwork / occult / tribal style designed to highlight your unique style in Second Life.
✦ INCLUDES:
• 2 shades [70% / 100% opacity]
• Compatible with ALL BoM (Bake on Mesh) bodies
• 2K textures
✦ COMPATIBLE WITH:
Maitreya / Legacy / Reborn / Kupra / Belleza / Inithium / Jake / Gianni / Classic BoM
✦ FEATURES:
• Unisex
• BOM Layers
• High quality and sharpness
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By REIKKU <3
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This is a line from a Go Sailor song
blogged: workthatneedle.blogspot.com/2011/06/fine-day-for-sailing....
Completed blackwork sampler, embellished with gold and silver metallic threads, and gold, silver, & pearlized white seed beads. For 'Stitch and Surface' class.
Clothing
Outfit: Palette - Bre Outfit Set [Megapack] ♥ @Equal10
Body
BODY - REBORN - EBODY♥
Boobs: REBORN - Waifu Boobs♥
Skin
SkinSet:VIENA. Lelutka EvoX Dawn Fatpack♥
Tattoo: #Miss Black - Elvira Blackwork ♥@Sabbath
Accesories
Socks: Palette - Manon Stockings [Fatpack]♥ @K9
Tattoo by Corey Weir at Monk3ys, Auckland, NZ
I have always had a fascination with tattoo sleeves and in particular blackwork designs. I have a background in electronics and design so this is the design we came up with. This is also my first tattoo which was rather daunting to begin with.
My completed Edward Gorey-themed stitch-a-long! This piece is dedicated to the many episodes of 'Doctor Who', 'The Prisoner' and 'Sherlock' I watched while working on it - thank you thank you thank you, Toronto Public Library!
I painted the arms of Dollshe Saint in october 2012, but only 1 month ago I ended all the body
And still have no time to shoot all tattoos on the all body=/
Hope to do it in nearest time^___^'
Done in blackwork manner, but in a grey-blue colour.
Tattoo by Denise de la Cerda. Wearer- Mark Ciecko (continued). As the pattern moves onto Mark's pectoral, it becomes more Victorian, design elements having been snatched from leaves, buds, and flowers. Hand of Glory Tattoo, Brooklyn, 2006.
Tattoo by Denise de la Cerda. Wearer- Mark Ciecko. This black and grey swirl is meant to flow gracefully with the form of Marc's arm and chest, and be non-objective while also not being abstract. Auricular patterns were used in the seventeenth century to decorate fine art objects. The shapes were taken from the shapes of the tiny bones inside the head, used for hearing. Thus the term "Auricular".