What 'most tattooed woman' looked like before as she flies across world for 'illegal' body changes
Amber Luke, an Australian woman who can lay a strong claim to being the 'most tattooed woman' in the world, has travelled almost 10,000 miles to get some body modifications done that are 'illegal' in her home country.
The woman reckons she's managed to get about 98 percent of her body covered in tattoos and has 'no regrets' about some serious procedures including getting her eyeballs inked.
She's spent a fair fortune on her body art as well, with some estimations of the amount it's cost her putting the bill at over £200,000 for all the work she's had done.
Now, Amber's gone on a trip to Barcelona in sunny Spain to get a 'coin slot' put in her ear.
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In a video she posted on social media, she said she was excited to get the mod added into her 'super mutilated' ear that had been 'f**ked up twice now' as she said she was 'super keen' on the mod she thought would 'look f**king awesome'.
Amber explained that getting a 'coin slot' involved having a hole put in the helix of the ear and various rings put in there, while she also wanted to get something put in her hand called a 'silicone bow' as well while she was in Barcelona.
Amber used to look very different back before she got so many tattoos done, though she's lived all her adult life with some kind of inky design on her skin as she got her first tattoo at the age of 16.
She'd gone it done as she wanted to know what getting a tattoo felt like, and by 20 she decided she wanted a 'full bodysuit' of ink.
Five years on from that point, Amber had become an illustrated woman with almost all of her body covered in tattoos, and that's a point where there's really not much more space left to put a design on.
Her goal is 'to look f**king sick' and not have any of the mods go wrong or heal badly which would leave her with problems.
In another recent video, Amber showed herself walking in the Spanish sun with the caption: "Body mods are illegal in Aus. So I flew to Europe to get three more done."
The ‘coin slot’ isn’t strictly illegal in Aus, but it is a heavily regulated procedure.
She seems to enjoy the amount of tattoos she has on her body and keeps pursuing more body modifications, with her willingness to travel to the other side of the world an apparent sign of how far she's willing to go to get her mods.
However, Amber has said in the past that her majorly tattooed body has made it difficult to get a job, though she doesn't want to work for a place that wouldn't employ her because of her appearance.
Joe Harker