A biomechanical skull in monochromatic shades of brown. This is indeed a different environment, completely erasing the human aspect of this leg. A drastic change of the musculature and human form transporting the viewer to an alternate reality called mechanical-verse. The warm shades of brown soften the metal aesthetic but the skull at the center brings the whole piece into a different level of creepiness.

This is another option for the timepiece arm, completely analogue but definitely striking and looks very powerful. If, time is the only true unit of measure, it gives proof to the existence of matter. Without time, we don’t exist in the alternate reality of Time-verse.

The background in this piece is the same tone as the wearer, the machine doesn’t look imbedded into the arm but more of an armor to the arm. It is still multidimensional and can be appreciated in different perspective yet be entertained with several astonishing details.

This is another cool idea for biomechanical forearm tattoo featuring the overlapping cogs and gears which are the integral organic parts of this powerful arm. It looks very polished and well executed in terms of tattooing style, the outlines are precise and consistent with the spikes of the gears. The monochromatic tones are also layered to produce the desired multidimensional effect that is inherent of these types of tattoo.

A biomechanical skull which looks dark and creepy, but warm and inviting at the same time. It is indeed chilling to look at skull trying to come out of this body part with the mechanical details of cogs and gears inside it. The dark borders and black background shading give it the sinister look it needs to bring out the awe factor for the next layer of objects.

This cyborg leg is a magnificent piece of art. It is dark and powerful, slick and shiny for the metal component, and looks like a leg of a robot from the future. Indeed, this looks like the owner and the artist spent hours and hours of intense work in executing the components.