아직 한국에서는 불편한 타투 문화, 팔에 냥이 문신을...Cat Tattoos May Be the Cutest Way to Break the Law in South Korea



냥이 기르는 사람들은 항상 같이하고 싶어하지만  그럴 수가 없다.


외출할 때도 그냥 집에 놔두고 나가야한다.



한국의 고양이 애호가가 이런 불편을 해소할 수 있는 방법을 생각해냈다.


팔에 냥이 타투를 하는 것이다. 자신의 고양이를 문신한 사진을 공개했다.



* 한국의 문신 법적제재

한국의 문신은 외국과 달리 법적 구속에서 자유롭지 못하다.

사회적으로 문신한 사람들에 대한 시선도 곱지 못할 뿐만 아니라

방송에 노출이 금지되어 있고 경찰 공무원 시험에서도 불이익을 받는다.

2015년 4월 문신 합법을 법으로 추진한다고 하니 지켜봐야 할일이다.

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by Ki Chul Hwang 

Conpaper  Editor Distributor @conpaper 

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Posted by Sara Barnes

The unfortunate truth is that cat lovers can’t take their furry friends wherever they go. When they leave home, their favorite feline has to stay. There’s one way to ease that separation, though, and it’s by tattooing them on the body. Sol Tattoo in Seoul, South Korea permanently inks clients’ skin with a portrait of their cat. That way, it’s a little reminder of them forever.

The delicate tattoos have an incredible amount of detail considering their size. Through subtle shading, dots, and lines, Sol Tattoo is able to create fantastic, realistic-looking portraits that pay proper homage to the owners’ cats. Some of the animals are even seen in their best attire.

The studio draws more than just cats, and their popular Instagram showcases a variety of tattoos. So, it might come as a surprise that this type of body art is actually illegal in South Korea. Inking, as it's called, is defined as a medical procedure by law. But according to The Wall Street Journal, there are thousands of underground parlors that exist in Seoul. More than a million people in South Korea are said to have tattoos. Celebrities and sports stars have popularized the industry, and so the country is considering legalizing the trade.

Sol Tattoo Instagram and Facebook
via [DesignTAXI and The Huffington Post]

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