Singer and songwriter Billie Eilish is experiencing a period of changes in her life. At 21 years old, she can boast of having become an international music star, but like every young person, she is also learning over time. The artist confessed a few days ago in an interview that she just wants to "feel good" about herself and do what she likes.
An example, tattooing. The singer got her first tattoo in 2020, when she turned 18, and over time she has added more to her collection. The last one, a huge design that she has captured on her back and that has left her followers, to say the least, speechless.
Until a few hours ago, the American had only shown parts of that enormous tattoo, which could be seen to be a mass of thick lines, perhaps part of a larger design. However, the singer has seen fit to show the tattoo in full.
He has done it through his Instagram profile, where he has shared a carousel of images so that his followers could see how his October was going. Among the photographs, one in which she showed his enormous tattoo in all its splendor.
Lying on her back on the stretcher of the artist who performed the tattoo for the singer, Eilish shows the newly tattooed design - the first phase, without coloring - and, as expected, the reactions have not been long in coming from her followers, who They were quick to comment on what they think of this new work of body art.
"I need to know the story behind this," says one of his fans. "Show us the entire version in color, because it looks spectacular," asks another of his followers.
According to what they say, the singer's tattoo would represent that of Damascus steel, a type of steel highly appreciated for its beauty and intrinsic designs when making swords and knives. This steel is a form of art that requires a lot of skill and attention to detail, making it totally impressive to look at.
This enormous tattoo joins those that the singer already has on her body. At 18 she made her first one, but it was not until three years later that she dared to show it: it is a design of her last name, written in Gothic script on her chest.
Shortly after, the singer was chosen to sing the main theme of No Time to Die, from the James Bond saga. For the occasion, she debuted a new design on her left hand, which she described as being like a little "guardian fairy."
The third and most impressive to date, a hip-hugging dragon. Although she is fascinated by her tattoos, the artist has confessed that she does not plan to fill her body with them, because her mother "hates" her tattoos. We wonder what the good woman thought of the latter on her back.
