We'd already published an article on tattoos covering birthmarks and
another about tattoos covering scars, so we decided why not mix the two? After
all, millions of individuals have unsightly imperfections on their skin, and
there are a plethora of techniques to turn them into pieces of art.
This collection from Bored Panda is packed with stunning, hilarious,
and downright brilliant designs that 'healed' old bodily wounds and scars. And
perhaps a few mental injuries as well. So scroll down and have a look at them
for yourself, upvote your favorites, and so on.
#1 I've gotten the most meaningful tattoo
I've ever gotten. This Amazing Woman Needs a Scar Cover-Up. I'm at a loss for
words to describe what's going on.
We spoke with Jesse Whitley, proprietor of Stagecoach Tattoo Co. in Lubbock, Texas, to discover more about these delicate cover-ups. Jesse told Bored Panda, "The most skilled artists can work with or around birthmarks, whereas scar tissue can be tattooed straight over." "Tattooing over a scar causes the scar tissue to break down."
Whitley did point out, however, that the severity of the scar will have
an impact on the artist's ability to create a decent tattoo in and around the
afflicted region. "You must realize that tattooing over a scar is a distinct
sort of skin that retains ink differently than regular, undamaged skin."
#2 Take a look at this incredible before
and after photo taken by our artist, Gustavo.
#3 Domestic Burns As a Child's Camouflage
Scarred skin, according to experts, is tougher and more uneven than normal skin, making it less able to absorb ink.
It's also conceivable that the ink will move, resulting in a smeared or indistinct tattoo. As a result, it is critical that individuals select an experienced artist.
Every person's physique is unique. That also implies that everyone's
pain tolerance is different. Scar tissue, on the other hand, is more sensitive
to the needle. Getting a cover-up tattoo can be exceedingly painful for some
people, especially those who have scars that have caused nerve damage or
compression.
#4 Make The Most Of What You've Got
#5 Scar Tattoo
#6 I'm at a loss for words to express how much I was looking forward to doing this work and everything else that's to come.
Deepali Masand, a designer and creative director, is one of the persons on this list who has a tattoo. Deepali decided to share her tale after we approached her – the woman offered an open and honest description of how she came up with this lovely kitty artwork.
Everything began when she was 13 years old and was involved in a
vehicle accident. Deepali's left arm became trapped between the road and the
vehicle, resulting in a large burn mark.
#7 On a rocky outcropping, there's a Lily.
The Client's Birthmark Is Used To Create The Design
#8 This Scar Cover-Up Tattoo
#9 With my first tattoo, I was able to cover up old scars from self-harm.
#10 Instead of covering a scar, it's sometimes enough to cleverly integrate it.
"Everyone recommended cosmetic surgery back in 2003, when the scar was still fresh," she told Bored Panda. "But as time went on, I became more at ease with the scar. It hadn't bothered me anymore."
"Then there was 2018, when I had to say goodbye to my first fur
baby. That [frightened me as well]. For the Inktober prompt 'Tranquil,' I
created this artwork as a homage to his passing. But last year, as I approached
my 30th birthday, I chose to ink something significant to me on my body – I had
been intending to get a tattoo for a long time."
#11 An intriguing custom project centered
around a scar. I suppose I might refer to it as "Scar Upcycling."
#12 My nephew's burning scars were finally covered by a tattoo. I'm really proud of my son! It made me laugh as well as cry with joy.
#13 This Is Genius
#14 This is a 40-year-old scar that we disguised with cherry blossoms and butterflies.
The designer claimed to have had a revelation. "It came to me in the dead of night. I had to make a lovely memory to hide my scar. That exact moment, I called out to Arnab, a dear and extremely gifted buddy."
"He's also a [fantastic] tattoo and graffiti artist, and he was
ecstatic when he heard this concept."
#15 Today I've have to make this cool wine
glass to go with a birthmark.
#16 Turning Scar To Fishbone
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