Tattooing's Last Frontier
by Steve West on October 4, 2007
Aside from internal organs, there doesn't seem to have been any body part un-tattooed except for the eyeball. Until now. Colored contact lenses weren't good enough for this guy and I really expect him to be the first guy with a spleen tattoo. He'll proudly carry around his x-ray and show it to you.
Two Replies to Tattooing's Last Frontier
Anna Gregoline | October 4, 2007
Meh. I thought the eyeball implants of stars and hearts to be gnarlier.
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