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5. “She told me how much pain it brought her when people would question her about them or make comments,” she said. “No one should ever have to feel like a public museum for people to ridicule.” 
  
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 “[Afterwards] people were asking her about her tattoo. The scars became irrelevant – a thing of the past. I want them to know that they no longer have to feel ashamed and that they no longer have to conceal their scars.” 
  
 ID: 8145995 ||||| Last week, Whitney Develle, a tattoo artist based in Brisbane, Australia, posted on her Instagram that she would be dedicating one or two days a week to giving free tattoos to clients with a history of self-abuse; the tattoos would help cover the scars they had from self-harm. 
  
 Develle was inspired to make the offer because of a friend who had cut herself while battling an eating disorder. 
  
 "She told me how much pain it brought her when people would question her about them or make comments," Develle told 9news.au.com. "No one should ever have to feel like a public museum for people to ridicule." 
  
 Develle offered, free of charge, to cover up her friend's scars with tattoos, and the effect that this had on her life was extraordinary. 
  
 "The look on her face — money can't buy that,"Develle said. "[Afterwards] people were asking her about her tattoo. The scars became irrelevant — a thing of the past." 
  
 Realizing she could give the same gift to others, Develle put up a posting on social media saying that she would give free tattoos to clients who wanted to conceal their self-inflicted scars. The response was so overwhelming that she has since had to amend the post to say she would only be able to provide 50 free sittings until the end of the year but will offer discounted rates to everyone else who is interested. 
  
 "I want you to be able to look down at the scars that bring you pain, embarrassment, shame, and be able to put those feelings behind you and instead feel proud of the body part that now contains art and offers a new beginning," she wrote in her post. 
  
 Develle is not the only artist making this type of generous offer, as tattoo artists all over the world are stepping up to help people move on with their lives. An Ohio-based artist named Brian Finn is similarly spending one day a week covering up scars that were inflicted due to domestic violence, human trafficking, and self-harm. 
  
 And in Curitiba, Brazil, 31-year-old Flavia Carvalho transforms scars that women have gotten from domestic abuse or mastectomies into stunning floral tattoos. 
  
 Follow Diana on Twitter. ||||| ATTENTION: I am now accepting no new emails regarding the free tattoo enquiries. I have received a substantial amount of emails and will be sending out my replies as soon as possible. I am only able to provide around 50 free day sittings, 1-2 each week until the end of the year.Please note that given the overwhelming amount of beautiful people out there, I have decided to dedicate more of my time to offering highly discounted rates to anyone who is seeking to move forward from their past and embark on a new beginning. I want you to be able to look down at the scars that bring you pain, embarrassment, shame, and be able to put those feelings behind you and instead feel proud of the body part that now contains art and offers a new beginning. If you are interested in this please email with an attached photo with the subject line of SCARS BOOKING, from there I will provide you with all the information necessary. Thank you again for coming forward, I await creating something for you to admire. Email: whitneydevelletattoos@hotmail.comInstagram: @whitneydevelle , Location: Garage Ink Brisbane. ✌️ NOTE: Due to the larger than expected amount of requests I have received it will take longer than first expected to respond to all emails. I am working my hardest to reply to each and every one of you. Please be patient at this time. ❤️ |||||

A 22-year-old Australian tattoo artist is making headlines after offering free tattoos to people with scars from self-harm, BuzzFeed reports. "I want you to be able to look down at the scars that bring you pain, embarrassment, shame, and be able to put those feelings behind you and instead feel proud of the body part that now contains art and offers a new beginning," Whitney Develle wrote on Facebook and Instagram last week. The posts went viral, and Develle got so many responses she had to update her offer: She will provide 50 free tattoos between March 17 and the end of the year, and will offer discounted rates to others who want to cover their self-harm scars. The overwhelming response to her offer has been "humbling but also heartbreaking," Develle tells 9 News. She says she came up with the idea after a friend showed her her scars and told her how much it hurt when people commented on them; Develle says her friend was much happier after Develle tattooed over her scars and people started commenting on her tattoo instead. In her Facebook post, she notes, "This offer is not for people who are still self harming. Please have the courage to talk to a friend or family member about seeking professional help." Closer to home, Cosmopolitan notes that Brian Finn of Ohio has since October dedicated one day a week to giving free tattoos to those marked by domestic violence or self-harm. (Find more uplifting stories here.)