Aku aku tattoo

What’s life without something a bit peculiar, a bit weird, or straight-up surrealistically absurd? Some might even say that keeping your thoughts irregular is a kind of coping mechanism for unexplained happenings in your life. Like a plant dying the week after you bought it, the curve of success going all topsy-turvy, and your moods reflecting the temperature of global events.

When the cold war ended, the ‘90s culture was just starting to pick up speed. The magnificent results of this decade are showcased through the number of ‘90s tattoos people decided to get.

Tattoo artist Min Zumi of Authentic Ink in Sydney, Australia, has mastered a very distinct style. He permanently decorates his clients with fabric patches. The designs look every bit as real, all thanks to Min Zumi's immense attention to detail — each of the lines he places perfectly mimic the look of stitching.