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Artiste:
Thanks all!!
I wonder if Heath ever talked about his tatoos?
Hugs!
MaineWriter:
--- Quote from: Artiste on April 15, 2007, 07:08:11 pm ---Thanks all!!
I wonder if Heath ever talked about his tatoos?
Hugs!
--- End quote ---
He has. Many of them are self-designed. But I can't put my hands on the interview right now, sorry!
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ranchgal:
The one with the circles all in a row they make up to be a celtic cross when the real design doesn't fit what role he is doing. I have a couple articles that discuss his tatoos, I'll see if I can find them, next time I get all my stuff out.
I love the kestrel (Australian hawk-bird of prey) flying--but not as much as KOAS and old man river---the maple leaf he got while they were in Canada for BBM.
Can't say I care for that last one he got- the big black rectangle with the three circles in it, I think they are supposed to represent Heath, Michelle and Matilda--but it is very strange and will be HARD to cover up.
Also read that that much black ink won't age very well either, but I don't have tatoos so I can't say.
They did a really good job of covering up some of them during certain parts of BBM, and NOT so good in other parts of it??, and lots of times, like in The Order, he wears a leather wrist band to cover up the KAOS.
Artiste:
Does he want to age himself or to feel old with tatoos??
Or are these tatoos just like signs, like Maple Leaf for doing the acting in the BM film??
Like a sign of unless age, like a sculptor does a bronze, or a painter creates a painting??
Or just a social things, as tatoos are popular for many right now, like feeling his youth or scared of lost of youthness?? Or is it becoming an adult??
Hugs!!
ranchgal:
I don't know, tatoos are not my thing. With Heath they seem sort of symbolic of places he has been or people/situations that are important to him. With my own son, I personally think it was a fad dare. LOL
And I know several older navy guys with tatoos that looked really good when they were young and tight, but when the skin starts to sag, wrinkle, and loosen, they are almost unrecognizable if they don't tell you what they were. Heard one woman say that when her son wanted a bird, she told him 35 years from now it will look like some kind of monster out of a nightmare. Had to laugh, but it could well turn out to be true.
A lot of how it ages will depend on size/detailing and where they are placed and the type of musculature under the skin.
There is a rumor/blog going around that Heath's Joker will have gray skin and lots of facial scarring--and he won't be wearing a purple suit either, more like raggedy jacket pants that he has put on without much thought--wonder how much input Heath had into that?? LOL They also say that there won't much funny about him, more scary, in keeping with the scary scarecrow type sinister feelings in the first one.
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