Tattooist Uses Computer Codes To Make Her Tattoos And The Result Impresses
Andreas Vrontis A tattoo artist from the island of Cyprus draws tattoos based on the ASCII computer code. Signs and symbols that the artist combines in bulky portraits of celebrities, ordinary people and even animated characters.
In 2015, Vrontis created the first sketch for an ASCII-style tattoo – a portrait of John Lennon. This work brought him not only fame among fans of tattoos, but also a victory in the competition of the International Congress of Best Tattoo in Show.
Impressive, is not it?
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It's the late John Lennon, singer/writer in his own right but also from The Beetles 😊
Load More Replies... I have to say it's not a style I'm a fan of. That said at least I can tell Who the tattoos are of unlike some of the truly terrible tattoos of faces on other threads here.
ASCII. It's not computercode, but a way to make a picture with your keyboard. ^_^
Load More Replies... It's the late John Lennon, singer/writer in his own right but also from The Beetles 😊
Load More Replies... I have to say it's not a style I'm a fan of. That said at least I can tell Who the tattoos are of unlike some of the truly terrible tattoos of faces on other threads here.
ASCII. It's not computercode, but a way to make a picture with your keyboard. ^_^
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