Matthew Whelan, from Birmingham, has covered his whole body with ink,
including an eyeball, but now says he looks out of date.The 34-year-old
has set aside £6,000 for the painful process of laser removal because he
sees himself as a 'living canvas' and human 'art gallery' that needs to
evolve. Mr Whelen, who has also changed his name by deed poll to King
Body Art The Extreme Ink-ite, has spent £30,000 on tattoos and had his
first at 16 - a British Bulldog. 'I've had enough of them and I've run
out of skin to tattoo on - so I thought why not get them lasered off and
just start again', he said
Friday, March 28, 2014
King of Tattoo Tat's not all, folks: Britain's most tattooed man who changed his name to The King of Inkland spends thousands having his artwork removed...so he can start again
Matthew Whelan, from Birmingham, has covered his whole body with ink,
including an eyeball, but now says he looks out of date.The 34-year-old
has set aside £6,000 for the painful process of laser removal because he
sees himself as a 'living canvas' and human 'art gallery' that needs to
evolve. Mr Whelen, who has also changed his name by deed poll to King
Body Art The Extreme Ink-ite, has spent £30,000 on tattoos and had his
first at 16 - a British Bulldog. 'I've had enough of them and I've run
out of skin to tattoo on - so I thought why not get them lasered off and
just start again', he said
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