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tattoos that cover her from head to toe.Amber Luke has inkings that sprawl across 98% of her skin – and she’s not shy about showing them off. For her latest snap, the 27-year-old stripped off to flaunt her black and grey body art.READ MORE: Body modification addict called ‘Human Satan’ wants claws for hands after removing fingerShe laid back on the leopard-print rug in her bedroom and kicked her pins into the air.Fans got a good look at the blackout tattoo on her leg, geometric designs on her bum and portraits on her torso.The bombshell, from Brisbane in Australia, captioned the snaps: “A series of being bored at home – enjoy.”Fans couldn’t get enough of the sexy photos, which garnered more than 4,900 likes on Instagram.One responder gushed: “Beautiful tattoo suit.”Another said: “Oh wow – that ink!! Superb.

transformation after going from bare faced to having over 600 tattoos inked across her body.Ink enthusiast Amber Luke previously shared that she hated how she looked before she found a love for body art.So to show just how much she changed before going under the needle, the Australian influencer shared a clip of her journey.READ MORE: How 'Ireland’s most tattooed man' looked without ink – before family cut tiesAnd, the 26-year-old certainly looked a lot different before.Amber first shared what she looked like as a tot – obviously without any tattoos in sight.Then as a teen, she was doe eyed, bare faced with long blonde locks and a single visible inking on her ribcage. Shortly after, Amber started to wear more dramatic makeup.She began to use black eyeliner to create a wing shape, bleached her hair a brighter blonde and also got a small facial piercing.The model then got an inking on her collarbone, before she leapt into getting a larger tattoo on her sternum.From this point, it appeared that Amber got the knack for sitting in the tattoo chair as she got inkings on her knee, thigh and even her armpit.Amber did not stop there, she continued to cover her body in large intricate tattoos and some smaller pieces like a set of keys.After inking her neck and chin, amongst other delicate areas, Amber went for the plunge and got her eyeballs tattooed blue to match her brightly coloured hair.The alternative model now has hundreds of designs across her body and metal over her face – including modifications like a split tongue and dermal piercings.In the last clip she showed a side by side before and after - and she looks totally unrecognisable!Amber captioned the post: “It’s been 7 consistent years...

tattoo of some sort these days.But no matter how many one person has, there's always someone still able to take body art to a whole new level - like covering their entire body in black ink.Despite often being extremely painful and expensive, some have even had their teeth and eyeballs darkened to achieve the look. Here, Daily Star takes a look at some of the most tattooed people in the world who are covered in head to toe – with some even adding body modifications to complete the look.Yannick Rick has so far spent a whopping 400 hours in the chair and £9,000 inking every part of his body - including his genitals.The 26-year-old from Switzerland has also had his tongue split and his nipple sliced, but he admitted to his loyal Instagram followers that the most painful body part to have tattooed – perhaps surprisingly – were the palms of his hands.His face is more or less the only area yet to be inked.

TikTok to share an embarrassing clip of her friend who has tattooed the word 'f**k' backwards on his inner lip.Michelle Bingley posted the video which showed the already heavily tattooed bloke giving himself some new ink as he pulls down his bottom lip.However, he seemed to forget that he would need to do it in reverse because he was looking at it as a reflection so he ended off writing it backwards.The clip, which was shared by the lass with the username @chelleybing on May 28, was captioned: "What a daft lad."In the comments, one TikTok user saw the funny side of the blunder: "At least it's the right word to be a joke tattoo."To which, Michelle replied: "Deffo his first thought when he noticed."The news comes after a heavily tattooed woman has shocked TikTok users after getting some of the most painful areas of her body tattooed.American tattoo addict, Angela Mazzanti, made a video to show off her very tattooed body including her foot, wrist and arms.But she makes it seem like she has some limits as she initially wrote: "I would never get my armpits tattooed."Moments later, she lifts her arms up to reveal a spiderweb inking underneath both armpits and asked her followers in the caption to grade her pain "on a scale from 1-10".The clip, which gained more than 10,400 likes, shocked TikTok users who could only imagine how painful the inkings would be.Another tattoo model revealed a painful blunder as she told of how she went blind because of her eyeball ink.For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here.Amber Luke was in her early 20s when disaster hit a few years back as she was left crying bright blue tears as the op left her "completely

Tattoo model Amber Luke has covered herself in dramatic body art over the years.And to show just how much her alternative look has evolved, she shared four images of her face taken years apart to highlight her transformation.The model, from Brisbane, Australia, first went under the needle when she was a teenager.But nowadays, she has ink that sprawls across 98% of her body and has dubbed herself Blue Eyes White Dragon.In the Instagram post, shared with her 21,000 followers, the 26-year-old wrote: "I set the goal at 20 to have a full body suit by the time I was 25 years old. I managed to get 98% done in five years."$230,000 AUD (around £130,000) later (including all my tattoos, major surgeries & injections) – we now see the ‘Blue Eyes White Dragon’ emerge. "I am humbly proud to be the person I am today."I thank you SO much for your love and support - to my OGs who have supported me over these years… well, man, I gotta whole lotta love for ya’ll."The post amassed almost 1,000 likes in a matter of hours and fans took to the comments to share their thoughts on Amber's progression.One fan wrote: "I have so much love and respect for you.

Amber Luke has spent years covering 98% of her body in intricate tattoos, which sprawl over her skin from head to toe. The alternative model, from Brisbane, Australia, shared dramatic snaps of her transformation with her 21,300 Instagram followers. Seven years ago, she was a fresh-faced blonde with subtle stud earrings and a statement tattoo on her chest.While nowadays, Amber has brightly coloured locks and multiple face piercings.She's also covered in more than 600 inkings – from bold face calligraphy to geometric designs on her torso.But the 26-year-old says the biggest change she's noticed has been in her mindset.Amber captioned the post: "Seven year transformation.

tattooed model has hit out at the “discrimination” she faces in every day life. Amber Luke felt like an “alien” when she was out shopping in Westfield in Brisbane, Australia, this week.

Amber Luke has shared the poignant message behind her bold face tattoo.The alternative model, from Brisbane, Australia, has the words “They come they go” inked onto her face.She uses the quote to remind herself that relationships can be fleeting.While she used to feel abandoned when connections fizzled, she’s grown a thick skin in recent years.The 26-year-old said: “People will always come in and out of your life – but the real ones will see your worth and how much effort you put into all of your relationships (lover, friends, family).“I got ‘they come they go’ tattooed on my right face cheek two years ago for a good reason.”Amber continued: “I should be triggered these days from the abandonment I face – but it doesn’t hit me like it used to anymore.“I have grown so resilient to the fact that these disposable people come in and out of my life so frequently and it’s all because of the fact I wear my heart on my sleeve.“When people can’t get what they want – or I won’t do what they want anymore, I become the bad person in the situation. I’m then the ‘toxic’ one.“Hands up if you’re a well-known ‘toxic person’ to half of society who didn’t get what they want from you… Lol.“Speaks volumes.”Amber’s post garnered more than 900 likes – and many agreed with her message.One wrote: “So true, I relate so much.”Another said: “I can totally relate.

Amber Luke covered 99% of her body in ink and also has multiple piercings.She's braved getting holes punctured into her stretched ears and risked blindness by getting her eyeballs tattooed.But it was actually tongue-splitting surgery that gave the Aussie model the most trouble.The grisly procedure involves cutting the tongue into a fork with a scalpel – and the organ needs to be pulled apart regularly to prevent it from closing back up.While recovery from her first surgery went smoothly, it was excruciating when Amber had to go under the knife for a second time.The 26-year-old, from Brisbane, Australia, told her Instagram followers: “I had to get my tongue split twice as I was lazy with the first cut and didn’t pull it apart (which you’re supposed to).“Therefore, it healed quite significantly."So back under the scalpel blade I went when it healed.“It hurt IMMENSELY the second time, as the scar tissue was prominent.“Nowadays – these are my tongues.”Amber's post garnered 1,000 likes and fascinated her fans.One commenter said: "Wow I like that tongue. I'd like to get mine done."Another agreed: "I like the way you look.

Tattoo fan Briana Todd recently shared outtakes from a selfie session.In a post captioned "Instagram vs reality", the alternative model tried out different goofy poses before getting serious.The 26-year-old, from Connecticut, US, posed in a black jumper as she flaunted her intricate inkings and brightly-coloured hair.Some of the outtake snaps show Briana with crossed eyes and her tongue out.She also pulls a silly face to create a double chin, which shows she doesn't take herself too seriously.Fans loved the realistic photos, which is why they garnered more than 15,600 likes.One commenter said: "Realer than real."Another wrote: "You're so cute."A third remarked: "All great though."And a fourth added: "I love this so much."Want to read more about Briana? We've got you covered.The alternative model is covered in tattoos – from dainty designs on her hand to striking patterns on her neck.She also got swirls, flowers and a bold centrepiece on her stomach.Briana isn’t the only Instagram star to undergo an extreme tattoo makeover in recent years. Tattoo model Amber Luke, from Australia, has covered 98% of her body in ink over the last decade.

tattoos that changed her life forever.Amber Luke hated her looks before she decided to go under the needle.It wasn't until she explored her passion for body art that she became comfortable in her own skin.So to demonstrate how much she's changed, the 26-year-old posted a rare throwback snap for her 11,400 Instagram followers.In the first image, fresh-faced Amber has long blonde hair and is completely clear of visible inkings. The only hint at her interest in body modification is the stud piercing below her left eye.

tattoo model says she “couldn’t f*****g care less” what people think of her after revealing dramatic transformation photos taken years apart.Amber Luke has 98% of her body covered in ink after splashing out £100,000 on them.And the 26-year-old has now shared extreme before and after snaps showing how much body art has changed her look.She told her 18,000 Instagram followers: “It all started with three home job tattoos. That’s all it took to get me insanely hooked.”Amber, from Brisbane, Australia, added: “This is me - all of me.“Whether you love me or don’t accept me I’m still living my best life, being exactly who I want to be.“I couldn’t f*****g care less if you have formed an opinion of me that is negative - because majority of the time I have never met you before or even had a conversation with you.“There’s so much hatred projected in our society towards diversity and individualism - it’s legit putrid.

Amber Luke has covered 98% of herself in ink – but her transformation isn't quite complete yet.The tattoo model, from Brisbane, Australia, revealed her latest tattoo on Instagram over the weekend.And she asked her 17,000 followers to guess where she'd placed the new design.The 26-year-old posted a close up selfie of her face and neck, challenging fans: "New addition. Can you spot where? Comment below."Dozens of people responded to the post, with some struggling to locate which extreme inking has been added to Amber's collection.One responder confessed: "It's so hard to spot with so many tatts".Despite this, some eagle-eyed fans were able to locate the new inking.It's a dainty moon design that runs from in between her eyebrows and down the bridge of her nose.One commenter pointed out: "The tattoo between your eyes – it looks so good Ambs".Another gushed: "Between the eyes.

Amber Luke has run out of space on her body to tattoo – covering 98% of herself with intricate inkings. So to keep her body art obsession alive, the alternative model has decided to black out portions of her skin with ink.By putting herself through this painful procedure, she creates a new canvas to etch white designs into.Going over the same patches of skin multiple times with a needle can feel extremely intense.So as the process is such a gruelling one, the 26-year-old brought a friend along with her for the journey.Thankfully, everything went to plan as Amber showed off the abstract tattoo on her forearm on Instagram.Amber, from Brisbane, Australia, captioned the images: “White on black sleeve project – 30% complete.“With my main by my side as always @missbreezeartist.“2nd layer of white for my forearm cuff.”The post garnered more than 500 likes and plenty of positive comments.One commenter gushed: “I’m doing the same thing – it’s f***ing sick.

tattooed 98% of her body has revealed that she hated herself before she had the work done.Amber Luke, from Brisbane, Australia, labels herself as a "goth" and "LaVeyan Satanist" and has covered herself in demonic art.She's also had various body modifications done – from inked eyeballs to a split tongue and stretched ears.The 26-year-old recently uploaded a before and after photo to Instagram, revealing that she was once insecure about her appearance."I remember that photo on the left. I remember how I was as a person, how I felt about myself and how I projected my insecurities onto others because I wasn’t happy with who I was or what I looked like," she wrote."I remember hating everything about myself.

tattoo model shared a throwback picture from five years ago to show how much ink has changed her.Amber Luke, from Brisbane, Australia, has dramatically transformed her appearance with body art.She's also had various body modifications done – from inked eyeballs to a split tongue and stretched ears.The 26-year-old, who also works as a topless waitress, shared a series of snaps to show just how jaw-dropping her "evolution" has been.She captioned the post: "Five years – 10 different looks and evolutionary change."Amber loves how she looks nowadays and isn't bothered by trolls who say she's "ruined" her natural beauty.She added: "I couldn't care less about what you think – but let's ask the question; which look is your fav?"Mine is my current look – which isn't even here but you get the point."Oh yes... by the way...

Amber Luke is a big fan of body modification and has covered 98% of herself in intricate tattoos over the years.She’s also braved grisly procedures like dermal piercings, ear stretching, tongue splitting and eyeball inking.And to feel more confident about her appearance, she’s gone under the knife to get boob jobs and a Brazilian bum lift.Even though some have pleaded with her to slow down with procedures, the 26-year-old has defended her decision to “evolve”.She’s altered her look as recently as this month, when she got five different aesthetic treatments done.On Instagram, Amber thanked Zion Beauty Clinic in Brisbane for helping her bring her vision to life.The Australian model posted a pouty selfie on Instagram.And in the caption, she

Amber Luke is often branded an “ugly freak” due to her extreme body art.The 26-year-old model, from Brisbane, Australia, has spent years altering her appearance.Since she was a teenager, she’s explored her interest for tattoos by covering herself in hundreds of intricate designs.She’s dyed her bleach blonde hair an icy shade of blue and decorated her face with stud piercings and hoops.Amber has also braved grisly body modification procedures like eyeball inkings, a split tongue and ear stretching.And let’s not forget the cosmetic surgery she's had done, including a boob job, Brazilian bum lift and face fillers.On Instagram, Amber shared side-by-side snaps to show how much her look has changed over the years.In the caption, she had a message

Amber Luke’s latest design is anything but subtle as it spans the entire length of her face.Two “scratch” marks are visible from her forehead to her eyelid and her cheekbones down towards her lip.The tattoo joins plenty of other artwork on the influencer’s face – from her eyeball ink to snakes, geometric patterns and calligraphy.And the 26-year-old, from Brisbane, Australia, seems chuffed with her latest addition.She joked with her 7,600 Instagram followers, revealing: “Added some scratches – can you guess where? Hahah (lol).”Amber’s post garnered more than 1,000 likes – and many complimented her new tatt.One commenter gushed: “I love the new addition.

Amber Luke, from Brisbane, Australia, has covered 98% of her body in satanic art. The 26-year-old has said she identifies with the devil-worshipping movement because it encourages individualism, with the majority of her tattoos dedicated to the devil.

tattoo model says the pain of being under the needle has made her a stronger person.Amber Luke feels “empowered” after covering 98% of her body in ink – and she hit out at those who leave negative comments about her transformation.Speaking about her journey on Instagram, she wrote: “You know, over the years I've grown and built myself - many professionals have told me I suffer with body dysmorphia.“I don't understand why a negative light is being shined on my transformation - my story is a lengthy one - but it is an empowering one at that.”Amber battled with her mental health as a teenager but found tattoos to be a great way to express herself.She explained: “I struggled immensely with my depression at 16, when I first started my journey.