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That may look like a multicoloured mole between her breasts, but it’s really a tiny tattoo. Using her accompanying magnifying glass necklace pendant, anyone can discern that the 5 mm smudge is a perfectly miniaturized Harley Davidson logo.
This fashion trend is spreading fast. You may see a guy
with a navel pierced crystal glass that magnifies the teeny tribal tattoo encircling his belly button, or what looks like a beauty mark on a girl’s lip, but blown up to a heart and flowers by her nose wing-hung magnifying jewellery.
The intricate tattoos are applied by skilled artists via special microscopes and are sold together with ornaments to show off the result. Each magnifying bauble comes with a gold or silver cover to eliminate burns in the sun.
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They won't last too long and they come
off easily and they need people to be up
close to see them. It's good. + |
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And she will have personalised rice crispies for breakfast with her name on them. |
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I can now recognise a FarmerJohn idea just from the title. Must have been hanging around here too long. Have a microbun. |
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Have a mural of micro tattoos which depict a larger picture. With many many many many many many many many many many many smaller pictures you could get some pretty rockin' resolution. |
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Tattoo resolution is limited by the skin structure, not just by the size of a needle. Short of implanting a piece of material with the image you want, I don't think this can be done as a lasting picture. |
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