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Plant tattoos by botanical artist | Inspired by nature | ABC Australia
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The tattooist and botanical artist Amy C Duncan spends her days turning people into plants!
After over 10 years of tattooing, her work is now 99% botanical art.
Amy began studying botanical art with renowned teacher Mali Moir at the Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne.
"Because (plants) are organic forms they always work well on the body. It's easy to drape them beautifully over the skin and make them look graceful. I think they are timeless subjects that will never go out of style."
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