Tattoo artist Remby has come up with a clever way to make tattoos look like they're moving.
His latest work features a skateboarder performing a kickflip right on his client's skin.
The trick uses a special moiré grid printed on a plastic sheet.
When placed over the tattoo and moved from side to side, it creates an animation that makes the skateboarder appear to perform the trick.
Remby calls it a motion tattoo, and the best part is that it doesn't need a screen or any digital effects.
Just a tattoo and a simple sheet of plastic.
Remby Posted:
"A Kickflip on skin
Taken at @atelier.eva New York
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Motion tattoo — the moiré grid creates the illusion of movement, without a screen.
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BOOKING, fill out the form in bio.
Waiting list is open in New York.
A few slots available in Marseille this season.
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If you want a Motion tattoo, contact me in DM, I'm hot to make cool ones 😁"