How botanical artists transform human skin into living gardens
In short: Tattooist Amy C Duncan specializes in organic plant forms that complement the natural curves of the human body, creating timeless pieces that never go out of style.
After a decade in the industry, Amy C Duncan has shifted her focus so that 99% of her work is now dedicated to botanical art. She refined her skills under the guidance of Mali Moir at the Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne.
The technique relies on the organic nature of plants, which allows the artist to drape graceful shapes over the skin, ensuring the designs work in harmony with the body's anatomy.
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