Transformative Tattoos that Literally Come To Life

Chomp, Chomp

This makes for a pretty cute hand tattoo! It's also a way to bring this age-old dinosaur skull back to life. The tattoo artist intentionally put the tattoo right on the perfect spot of this client's hand so that whenever she uses her hand, the skull's jaw will move around. 

More Coffee, Anyone?

Are you actually a coffee lover if you don't have a classic pour-over tattoo? A gooseneck kettle is perfect for a tattoo like this because no matter how the client is standing, the kettle will always realistically be pouring water! The intense blackwork also makes this piece pretty strong. Coffee lovers go hard!

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The More You Know

  • The Guinness brewery supported all of it's employees who chose to fight in WW1. They were paid half of their wages while away, and their jobs were guaranteed upon their return. The brewery also sent them care packages containing chocolate and condensed milk.
  • George Lazenby wasn't an actual actor. He got himself a suit, a Rolex and a new haircut, then met with the producer and made up movies he had been in. He later landed the role of James Bond.
  • You can buy a completely renovated and converted Boeing 727 jet that accommodates 23 people for less than the cost of a Ferrari.
  • A Boeing 747 airliner is made of over 6,000,000 separate parts.
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Post originally appeared on Upbeat News.