Finally.
The new body art trend you’ve been waiting for – tattoos applied along the helix, or outer edge of the ear.
Finally.
The new body art trend you’ve been waiting for – tattoos applied along the helix, or outer edge of the ear.
Quite conceivably the world’s first industrial robot-applied tattoo – a collaboration between the Autodesk Pier 9 artist in residence programme and Tatoué.
A new form of body ink from tech startup Ephemeral creates regular looking ‘trial’ tattoos that fade after a year (or sooner).
Apparently, the molecules of traditional tattoo dyes are too large for the immune system to eliminate, hence the permanence of the mark. Ephemeral’s smaller dye molecules have a protective coating that breaks down after a year. The dye can also be neutralised by a special solution at any point.
While still testing the process, the company hopes to bring it to market by late 2017.
For your consideration:
‘Baring Arms: 1916 in Tattoos’.
A short documentary From El Zorrero Pictures.
Tonight at 11:15pm on RTÉ One.
Thanks Ciaran