Hall of Fame

Zombie Boy is an old favorite here at UT. It's neat to see what he might look like without the full-coverage skeletal tattoos. Now kids, rush out and get covered with tattoos so you can be featured in European cosmetic commercials!

How will we know when you're angry?

For me this would be an automatic dealbreaker. Tattoos threatening me with paternal violence is where I draw the line. Maybe I'm old-fashioned (or new-fashioned?) that way.

The fact that this also located on the wrong side of the body leads me to some very disturbing images. Of course those images are no better in a version of the nightmare where the genitalia are on the correct side.

I'd like to see this girl again in a few years when the rest of her back is filled up with ewoks and wookies. I'm guessing the pagan symbol came first, before she saw star wars. Just so we're clear, I do NOT condone this nerd convention taking place on her back.

Because everyone needs a little David Bowie.

So it's clearly not a "bad" tattoo, at least not in the sense that the customer got a bad ink job. This reminds me of when my sister and I would combine my Ninja Turtles with her Barbies.

A tribute to the ones who raised me.

According to the person on the receiving end of this awesomeness, this one took 115 hours over 33 sessions over 18 months.

Looks like it came straight out of the movie.