Tattoo addict who cut off his fingers offering fans an opportunity to follow in his footsteps

Tattoo extremism and body modification isn’t anything new, but this man’s dream to become an alien might be.

From tattooing almost every section of his boy to inserting implants to dimple and re-texture his face and arms, one man is taking ‘my body is a canvas’ to the extreme.

If you’re squeamish, you might not want to look into this man’s transformation aspirations.

Because he allegedly whacked off his todger and actually amputated his nose, top lip, ears and two fingers willingly.

But that’s exactly what French man, Anthony Loffredo did in his quest to look like an extraterrestrial.

If you thought he was nearly done with his plans, you’d be wrong as it turns out he’s around 65 percent finished with his completed look.

Anthony Loffredo has been obsessed with tattoos and modifications since he was young. (Instagram/@the_black_alien_project)

Calling it the 'Black Alien Project', Anthony has had a number of modifications done to his body, including tattooing his eyes to look even more otherworldly and slicing his tongue like a snake.

However, if this sort of thing is your cup of tea, he’s offering fans the opportunity to join him in his journey through the 'Black Alien' tattoo programme.

In the course, fans will be able to learn about safety, health, hygiene and making the tattoo so they can give body makeovers too.

Apparently, the course is highly successful as its website says: "Our method is not special, it is not a secret, it is not magic... it just works. And yes, there are other ways to learn, some cheaper, others more expensive...

"But there are NO better ones."

Anthony began his journey in his 20s. (Instagram/@the_black_alien_project)

The body modification enthusiast took to his Instagram page where he spoke in Spanish to promote the course.

Anthony said: "Hello, I'm the 'Black Alien Project', and I come to recommend this course to people who want to learn to tattoo, which obviously I don't teach since I'm not a person with talent or experience."

Even though he claimed not to be the one teaching those who sign-up, he has been posting regular updates of his tattooist journey with his abstract black ink works.

He's also the face of the course and plastered all of the website - so he might be a bit more involved than he’s letting on.

But if you thought there wouldn’t be a considerable downside to doing this much work to your body, you’re wrong.

In a previous interview with LADbible, Loffredo explained that sometimes he gets turned away from certain tables when he tries to eat out.

He said: "If I want to eat at a restaurant, sometimes the server says I can’t eat on the terrace."

Now in his 30s, he's 65 percent finished with his completed look. (Instagram/@the_black_alien_project)

In 2022, he told the Club 113 podcast: "It’s a fight every day, because every day you find new people who don’t understand, who want to judge. It’s life, not everyone understands everything. Like me, I don’t understand lots of things about lots of people."

“You can’t judge someone. No one knows what’s inside someone’s head, why they’re doing that, you need to talk with this person,” continued Anthony, who swears he’s just a 'normal guy' with a family and friends.