Australia’s most tattooed woman, who has spent a staggering $280,000 on body art, has shared a stunning throwback photo.
Amber, 28, who has transformed into a heavily tattooed adult model with more than 600 designs on her body, took to Instagram on Thursday to show off her metamorphosis over the past nine years.
She shared an image that showed her as a fresh-faced 20-year-old with barely any ink on her skin.
Posing in revealing black underwear, Amber, nicknamed ‘Dragon Girl’, raised her right arm to reveal some tattoos on her forearm while her neck was also adorned with an ornate design.
The image was juxtaposed with a photo of Amber circa 2024, which showed the model posing in daring floral lingerie.
Very little of Amber’s skin was visible in the photo, as she was almost completely covered in a variety of artwork.
Australia’s most tattooed woman, who has spent a staggering $280,000 on body art, has shared a stunning throwback photo. Amber, 28, took to Instagram on Thursday to show off her metamorphosis over the past nine years.
“20 years, okay, I know, I know (laughs),” he captioned the eye-catching throwback.
She added that people warned her against getting a throat tattoo, arguing that it would lead to a “degenerate” life.
“Every person in my life told me it was the end for me: that tattoo on my throat. No career, no aspirations, just a ‘society degenerate’ with a floating neck tattoo,” Amber continued.
‘FUCKING BAD, on so many levels…unfortunately, because of your egotistical stalking. I’ve been to hell and back and let me tell you, it was beautiful.’
To illustrate her last point, Amber shared a second image showing ink, which appeared to be on her arm, echoing the sentiment.
Amber’s fans were quick to comment on the surprising picture, with one exclaiming: “I want to be you when I grow up.”
Another told Amber that she was an inspiration in their own body modification journey.
‘Wow, what a level up,’ they wrote.
Amber has been in the news for her striking appearance and more than 99 percent of her body is covered in tattoos.
‘I would love to completely modify my body in the future. Hopefully, you can give me advice as I begin that journey.”
It is not the first time that Amber surprises her fans with her inkless skin and shared another shocking photo in January of this year.
Amber has made headlines for her striking appearance and more than 99 percent of her body is covered in tattoos.
He has invested $280,000 in his complete ink fixation.
The Brisbane-based model flaunts satanic symbols, a split tongue and tattooed bright blue eyeballs, which she claims left her blind for three weeks.
“I went blind after getting my eyes tattooed, but I don’t regret it and I won’t stop,” Amber said in another video as she worked even more on her body.
While not everyone is a fan, Amber said she is proud of the dedication put into her journey to becoming the “true version” of herself and has since been dubbed “Australia’s most tattooed woman” online.
In 2022, Amber revealed how her extreme ink and body modifications have changed her life.
It’s not the first time Amber has surprised her fans with her inkless skin, sharing another throwback photo in January of this year.
He told Brisbane radio show Robin, Terry & Kip that having 600 tattoos, which cover 99 per cent of his body, sometimes makes his daily life a challenge.
“I’m getting a lot of tattoos, but I’m not going to hurt anyone in the process,” he told radio hosts Kip Wightman, Robin Bailey and Terry Hansen.
He added that everyone has the right to their opinion, but he finds it “distressing” when people make unpleasant comments in public, especially when they say he has “ruined” his appearance with tattoos.
“Everyone has their own opinions about what beauty is,” he said. ‘You see these cultures (where people) stretch their necks, their ears and their lips. But at the end of the day, we are all entitled to our opinion and that is okay.
“But what bothers me is when someone expresses their opinion to me in public and comes up to me and says, ‘Oh, you’re ugly,’ or ‘You’ve ruined yourself.’
He continued: “It’s very distressing to know that people have such a strong opinion and can just express it without any repercussions.”