Wallace & Gromit villain Feather McGraw has become a surprise new favourite among people getting tattoos in the UK, a report has revealed.The character made a return in the Aardman Animation Christmas special Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl, having been the antagonist of the 1993 adventure The Wrong Trousers.
In this new story, the imprisoned McGraw uses an AI gnome to frame Wallace and get his revenge.The comedy was recently nominated for Best Animated Feature at the forthcoming Academy Awards, and more than 21million people have watched the film on BBC channels and the iPlayer service.
The first appearance for the pair in nearly 20 years was also available on Netflix internationally.BBC News spoke to several tattoo artists across the country, with one in Liverpool saying that they did six tattoos of Feather McGraw in the past week.
Student Gia O’Donohoe was particularly taken by a shot where the character holds a seal in the style of a James Bond villain.
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