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Does that animal exist (in parlors)? (I would expect to find her at the Walmart jewelry counter.)

I was not questioning a Christian artist's motives, but content. Can a Christian artist tattoo "Capricorns for Jesus?"

[Astromancy] signs are de rigueur.

But could they make a living on Ezekiel piercings & tats without veering into Leviticus territory?

What about a tattoo of a skull impaled by a dagger, and a snake coming out of its eye socket...? Or just astrological [should be astromancy] signs?? There has also been a link between some of the more exotic piercings & acupuncture.

I agree but so many of the other variations (and even those two in a wrong context) seem to approach the territory prohibited in Leviticus 19:28, "You shall not make any cuttings in your flesh for the dead, nor tattoo any marks on you: I am the Lord." For tattoos to have any legitimacy before...

I am skeptical about many forms of piercing, but since ears & noses have an acceptable context, I cannot write it off altogether.

Different chariot, 1 Kings 18:46

@farouk That's true for metal armor, but this is an armor of Light (not to be confused with light armor ;)). No leg armor because it is not found in Ephesians or, creatively, anywhere else.

@farouk Among other things, he is the "superhero" version of Moses' shining face. His cloak is additional gear from Isaiah 59:17. The verse describes Jesus' outfit, but I believe that we are invited to wear it, too.

@farouk Yes. Loosely inspired by Elijah outrunning a chariot.

I agree, but I think that tattoo artists will run into the same dilemma that actors run into. They have to ask themselves, "Do I compromise my content in order to stay in business, or do I keep a clear conscience at the expense of steady work?" I am skeptical that a tattoo artist who refuses to...

I uploaded other images from that series to this board, too.

From a series of figures where "Star Wars" meets "Pilgrim's Progress."

From a series of figures where "Star Wars" meets "Pilgrim's Progress."

From a series of figures where "Star Wars" meets "Pilgrim's Progress."

From a series of figures where "Star Wars" meets "Pilgrim's Progress." This figure was modeled by one of my custom lay figures.

She moved out of the area. She might have a tattoo. I think she has a nose ring, too.

I did a woman soldier for my daughter, but I was going for a Schwarzenegger-like breastplate in my avatar (see beard).