I am Lily Lu — some of you know me as Little Swastika. I belong to some of the first people who got their eyeballs tattooed, and because of that I also have one of the longest experiences of having this modification myself. I got my eyes tattooed by Luna Cobra (the one who kind of invented it) around 2011–2012, and I was assisting and helping him tattoo many eyeballs at that time. He taught me the basics and influenced me to do it for a few friends of mine around 2014–2015. Since then I improved my technique a lot, to make it as safe and risk-free as possible from my side. In this time I made different studies of injecting ink into the body — I invented uvula tattooing and finger- and toenail tattooing. Besides some spots I highly do not recommend, as it's an unnecessary risk and not really controllable — like colouring the tongue, which can go very bad very fast and would have to be done in such a long, gentle way to be somewhat safe, that these days I decline to do it.
Eyeball tattooing itself is pretty safe when it's done by someone who really knows what they're doing and has the experience. Because there, too, it can be done very badly very fast — we've seen people get eyeballs amputated, lose vision, and have other long-term problems, besides big and ugly "blow-outs" that just look horrible (but at least don't cause too many health problems). But all of these risks are almost zero when it's done with the right person.
As many of you know, I retired from professional tattooing years ago, and eyeball tattoos are the last thing I still perform — because I still love giving heavy transformations to some of you, and giving you a good and safe alternative to what I see out there in the body-mod world. Sorry, but seeing people perform such a procedure who don't have much experience themselves, not many body mods, and not much experience working on others — and then doing it to 18-year-old guys with no tattoos and no body mods — truly breaks my heart. That's the reason so much bad stuff happens with something that can be so safe, and it puts a bad reflection on such an amazing step in a body transformation. Anyway — enough words. If you're interested in getting it done by me, read my conditions below and get in contact with me.
It answers many of your questions and explains a few important topics about eyeball tattooing. Please watch it and inform yourself as much as you can before you write me.
You're interested in getting an eyeball tattoo? Then there are some important conditions you should know. I do not make any exceptions, so please don't even try — and if you write me without reading this, I may not reply.
For ANY facial body modification at PSYLAND25, be aware that we only work on the faces of people who already have almost their full body covered. Especially for eyeball tattoos, I want to be sure you're already experienced with this kind of life and already heavily tattooed and/or modified. Just because you have two tattoos on your face and the rest of your body is empty does not mean you're ready for this.
Sadly, these days it seems very trendy and many younger "kids" want to be all tough and start straight with this. For me this is a very long journey, and especially the eyeball tattoo should be a very important, powerful step that you've already put a lot of thought into and prepared yourself for.
I will check this — so please send me some information about you and your journey with your email, plus some links to your social media. Be aware that in some cases I will require a few (almost nude) pictures to confirm for myself that you're modified enough to earn this next step.
I don't like to make plain black sclera ink. I prefer to mix colours and create a unique eyeball tattoo that suits you — a bit more than just boring black. It can still be dark and spooky, but I'd rather give you something more unique and fitting. In some cases I can obviously do black too, so just write me.
It's important to us to only do this for people we know won't regret it. If you have a full-body tattoo and are sure you want to make this big next step, get in touch below.
Only if you've read the conditions above. Tell me about yourself and your journey, add your social-media links, and (if you have them) a few photos of your existing tattoos/modifications. I get back to you personally.
