Elon Musk’s rapper girlfriend Grimes has unveiled her unique new back tattoo.
On Sunday, the Oblivion hitmaker, who revealed earlier this year that she wants to help found a human colony on Mars, revealed her new inking, which she described as representing ‘beautiful alien scars’.
Grimes, 33, real name Claire Elise Boucher, posted a photo to Instagram of the inking that covers her whole back, with delicate waves etched into her skin with the use of white ink – a less common styling for tattoos.
Her ‘alien’ stylings come after her partner – the world’s richest man – Elon revealed an ambitious plan to get humans on Mars by 2026 – seven years before NASA aims to land astronauts on the Red Planet.
In the caption, she wrote: ‘Don’t have a good pic cuz it hurts too much and I need to sleep haha, and it’ll be red for a few wks, but gna be beautiful alien scars (sic).’
The tattoo was designed by Nusi Quero and a tattoo artist known as Tweak T on Instagram, as she tagged the duo in the post.
he called Nusi ‘an alien brain’ and revealed Tweak T had given her the inking.
The most common form of tattoo is made up of black ink and colour inks, white tattoos contain nothing but a single white ink.
Dramatic: The 33-year-old girlfriend of Elon Musk posted a photo to Instagram of the inking that covers her whole back.
SpaceX recently had another setback with its Starship project, as a prototype Mars rocket failed about six minutes into its test flight, according to the AP.
After the stainless steel rocket shattered in Texas, Musk took the attempt in stride, tweeting, ‘At least the crater is in the right place!’
He noted that a ‘significant’ event took place before the landing sequence involving the engines.
‘Should know what it was once we can examine the bits later today,’ he said.
Musk said that he and his staff continue streamlining the design of the rocket, adding, ‘Hopefully, one of those improvements covers this problem.’
Musk said earlier this month that his company will touch their ships down on Mars ‘well before 2030,’ and the vexing overlying issue of the endeavor ‘is making Mars Base Alpha self-sustaining.’
In regards to his Mars plans, last month, he spoke on the audio-only Clubhouse app about his was to establish a self-sustaining Martian civilisation.
The ambitious deadline gives him five and a half years to get the massive Starship spacecraft off the ground – but there is a long way to go as the massive 160ft rocket is still at the prototype stage – with a second high-altitude test flight due soon.
Musk said that he and his staff continue streamlining the design of the rocket, adding, ‘Hopefully, one of those improvements covers this problem.’
Musk said earlier this month that his company will touch their ships down on Mars ‘well before 2030,’ and the vexing overlying issue of the endeavor ‘is making Mars Base Alpha self-sustaining.’
In regards to his Mars plans, last month, he spoke on the audio-only Clubhouse app about his was to establish a self-sustaining Martian civilisation.
The ambitious deadline gives him five and a half years to get the massive Starship spacecraft off the ground – but there is a long way to go as the massive 160ft rocket is still at the prototype stage – with a second high-altitude test flight due soon.
