Kreayshawn
Kreayshawn has Sailor Moon on the outside of her arm. She says: “Sailor Moon means a lot to me, it represents my childhood.”
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Kreayshawn
On Kreayshawn’s upper arm is a cartoon based on the Disney character Goofy, which is in memory of a deceased friend. She says: “Goofy is for my friend ‘Goofy’ who died. His name was Tommy, and I got the Goofy tattoo for him because he always kept it goofy.”
Kreayshawn
Kreayshawn has a tattoo on her right forearm of Daisy Duck holding a .22 caliber pistol.
Ruby Rose
The first of the three characters tattoos on Ruby Rose’s right forearm was Leonardo from the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, which she got from artist Rhys Gordon in November 2011.
She posted a picture on Twitter of herself as a little girl dressed up in Ninja Turtles costume. “This is why I have Leonardo the ninja turtle tattooed on me. I wore this to school.. I thought I was him,” she wrote.
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Melanie Martinez
In February 2015 Melanie Martinez got this tattoo on her right forearm of a blue cartoon rabbit with a heart on it’s head. Melanie shared with Fuse the story of this tattoo, which is inspired by a pet rabbit which was her first pet as a kid. She included a knife in the tattoo below the rabbit’s head because her pet was decapitated by another rabbit.
This one I got for my bunny. It was actually my first pet ever. And then I got a dog and my parents told me I couldn’t have a bunny and a dog, so we all decided to give the bunny away to a friend of a friend who already had a bunny. So we thought “It’ll have a friend, that’s amazing, that’s awesome.” So they left my bunny and their bunny in the backyard unattended for like four hours. They ended up finding their bunny in their neighbor’s backyard and my bunny’s head was in their yard.
Fans have noted a resemblance to the character Bonnie the Bunny from the video game Five Nights at Freddy’s, though it’s not known if this was intentional. (more…)
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Ivy Levan
Ivy Levan has a large portrait on her right side of the character Morticia Addams from “The Addams Family.” She was seemingly inspired by this fan drawing. She redrew the face herself, adding more contours and exaggerated makeup, and had it tattooed by artist James Reed in December 2014.
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Isabeli Fontana
Isabeli Fontana has a cartoon teddy bear tattoo on the back of her left arm
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Megan Massacre
Megan Massacre got her first tattoos when she was 18 years old. She started studying the art of tattooing before she had any tattoos of her own, so she gave herself these tattoos on her leg to practice her skills.
“When I was learning, I actually tattooed some of my leg,” she told KTNV. “These aren’t very good! But this is when I first started tattooing, I had to practice on myself. And if you can imagine this, my leg is up on an armrest and I’m trying to reach down here to tattoo. That’s why it’s not finished…It’s a little difficult because you need two hands to tattoo.”
She hadn’t gotten any tattoos before because she wasn’t sure what she wanted. However her boss pressured her by saying that she needed to have tattoos in order to be a tattoo artist.
The tattoo is a cheetah woman drawn in an anime style. “At the time, when I was 18, I really loved anime and I was really into video games. And I have to say 10 years later, I’m not so sure I love anime anymore.” Instead of finishing the bottom of the tattoo, she has the character coming out of an oil lamp like a genie.
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Ruby Rose
Ruby Rose got this tattoo of Japanese manga character Astro Boy on the outside of her right forearm in January 2012.
Ruby Rose
Ruby Rose has a tattoo on her left forearm of the cartoon character Gumby wearing a purple cat costume and spray-painting the words “Let Go Let God” onto a wall. She got this partial sleeve piece done in April 2013.
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