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John's Banshee by ~Chronoperates:iconChronoperates:

Categories Traditional Art > Body Art > Body Modification > Tattoos

©2007-2009 ~Chronoperates
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This is the new blacklight tattoo I put on him on his most recent visit. This can only be seen under a blacklight, it is invisible on the skin otherwise. I'll have to get a new pic after its fully healed as this was taken right after it was done and the fresh blood keeps the ink from glowing as well as it should.

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~Fall- May 6, 2007, 5:49:13 PM
Now that's interesting. Best tattoo I've seen done in this 'blacklight' style.

I like it :heart:
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Mood: Wow! ~meduzz May 7, 2007, 2:01:41 AM
wow! it's perfect

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~delroy26 May 8, 2007, 11:01:14 AM
whoa. havent tried that yet. what brand ink is that?

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~Chronoperates May 8, 2007, 8:13:39 PM
Its Crazy Chameleon Ink
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~MechanicalPumpkin May 13, 2007, 8:41:13 AM
That is some crazy shit, I've never heard of or seen a blacklight tattoo before.

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~FaZeUrChiN May 13, 2007, 6:39:08 PM
lol, if I had one of these, I would go midnight bowling all the time, just so I could show it off. :)

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*TAT2R May 17, 2007, 3:46:49 AM
Nice Job! :clap:

Do you find the Chameleon UV white hard to work in?
I just ordered some and have heard it's pretty thin.
Used any colors yet?

I'd really like to hear your thoughts on this ink.

Love your work, btw. :nod: :worship:

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~Chronoperates May 17, 2007, 4:36:09 AM
It is pretty thin but thats because its water based. They suggest refilling the ink cap a bunch of times with fresh shaken ink because the pigment settles out really quick. I haven't found that it is too much trouble, it doesn't take too much pigment to glow really bright. You do have to do an extra pass on the skin that you really wouldn't do if you were using regular ink, but it still heals well. I'll warn you that the tattoo looks like hell in normal light as it heals, because the ink is pretty much clear it looks like a big burn or nasty scrape on the arm for a little while before the scabs come off and it stays shiny for a while. I didn't have the cash to get any of the colors yet, but i figured the allure of this ink is that generally you can't see it in normal light, but if you have darker skin you will still see it. The colors you will see no matter what, only the titanium white blends in with skin.
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*TAT2R May 18, 2007, 3:58:48 AM
Thanks for the heads up.

I dropped 140 bucks online about a week ago for 2 oz of white and a 1/2 oz set of colors so I'll be giving them a try soon. Seems to be lots of interest among the folks in my neck of the woods, especially those that want a tattoo but don't want their Mommies and Daddies to know...:lol:

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