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Ink Pig
🕑 Added 2023-06-22 17:58:51 +0000 UTCLouie was surprised when his friend approached him for help, asking if he'd be willing to be tattooed for practice. His friend owned a tattoo shop, 'Magic Ink', saying he'd just received a bunch of new colors he needed a body to try on. Louie couldn't have been more excited to accept, having gotten ink from his friend before and wanting to fill in more of his skin.
Lou's enthusiasm didn't wane as he started going every week. Each time he returned with new art on his body, ecstatic as his skin was filled in. More and more he was slowly wrapped in tattoos. The patterns and designs stretched over his chest and arms, curling up and down his neck and back. A different color would be used each time, experimenting to see how it turned out.
He began to feel strange as more and more of his skin was covered. He worried if there was enough space to lay more ink, to which his friend smiled saying there was no issue. Lou would look at his body before and after, finding the new tattoo in a spot he was almost certain there wasn't any room before. He felt like he was expanding in his mirror more and more, not realizing what was really happening.
He was growing each time he went back, an expanding canvas that grew to accommodate each piece. His body filled in with more fat as he was worked on, space opening up on his skin as his circumference increased. It wasn't noticeable at first, but now Louie knew something was wrong, spilling out of the seat he'd barely filled before, having trouble heaving himself up and down stairs. His shirts were tighter and tighter each time, his colorful body barely contained in his clothes advertising the designs that spilled out of the fabric.
Louie had turned into an ink pig. Each time he came back for another session he would become more massive, his mass increasing as more and more ink was laid down. Finally his friend had worked in the last color and it was over. Lou was a walking piece of art, his massive body drawing attention from everyone who passed him, unintentionally showing off the color on smooth giant canvas of a body.
