Skin Tones Quotes

“When you are looking at a tattoo you are actually seeing it through the top layer of skin. Think of a color printer, printing on white paper versus color paper. The images printed will be affected by the color of the paper. The same is true for skin tone in tattoos.”
― Shelly Dax, The Tattoo Textbook: Escape the Grind, Do What You Love, and Launch Your Kick-Ass Tattoo Career

“Den svenska solens strålar påverkade min halvsemitiska pigmentering och utförde sina kosmiska trollkonster. Efter några veckors solbestrålning framtonade en typisk arab som efter solveckornas framskridande förvandlades till en mulatt. Denna osvenska uppenbarelse skulle förmodligen blivit refuserad om inte vaktmästaren varit fotbollsbiten.

Ett egyptiskt fotbollslag […]”
― Bertil Schütt, En skuggboxares memoarer

“Despite the fact that most of the market's customers were dressed in draped fabrics while she and Jack were in shorts and T-shirts, no one stared at them. There was enough variation in the shoppers and the vendors that their differences were unremarkable: skin colors from blue to coal-black to pink to bronze to metallic silver. A few shoppers were covered in fur. One woman sported beige-colored wings. She had on a necklace of bird bones that fell down to her stomach. Another had talons instead of hands. He clicked them together in rhythm with his footsteps. Calisa could have wandered through the stalls forever, filling her eyes with all the impossible people and the beautiful oddities on display.”
― Sarah Beth Durst, The Faraway Inn