One of the best things about being an adult, in my opinion, is having the freedom to do anything you want, whenever you want. This means that you are in charge of how you present yourself to the outside world, as well as how you dress and style your hair.
While we all enjoy the luxury, not everyone is as imaginative as Amber Luke, a twentysomething Australian woman with the uncommon goal of obtaining tattoos all over her body.
According to reports, Amber began getting tattoos when she was sixteen years old, and her passion for body art has since become a significant part of her life.
According to Amber, she has spent an astounding $120,000 over the years to become the person she now calls the “Dragon Girl.”
However, there have been challenges encountered. Things nearly went horribly wrong when she decided to get eyeball tattoos a few years ago.
Unfortunately, my artist went too far into my eyeball. I was blind for three weeks. “That was really mean,” she remembered.
Amber used to resemble the typical blond girl next door, but after so many body modification experiments, she has nearly changed her appearance. She had nearly every inch of her flesh covered, her eyeballs tattooed, and a procedure to produce a forked tongue.
According to the *Daily Mail*, the Australian native from Brisbane has spent $120,000 on body modifications, including $50,000 for about 600 tattoos and $70,000 for surgery.
Amber believes that her transformation has been crucial in preventing her from attempting suicide or leading a depressing existence, despite the fact that some people may be surprised by her unique appearance.
She admitted, “I was a walking dead girl, suicidal, and so catatonically depressed.” I was numb. I had a deep-seated distaste for myself most of the time. It was torturous. I’ve entirely transformed into a person I’m happy with today. I am a strong woman who knows who she is and what she wants.
There is a noticeable difference between Amber’s appearance before to her bodily transformations and the photos she released a few years back.
Amber claimed that despite the criticism she received after getting her first tattoo, she continued to pursue her goal of using body art as a means of self-expression. Although it might not be to everyone’s taste, the fact that she is happy and self-assured is what really matters.
