This is Michael Laity, 25, who spent a patient 28 hours getting a guide to Cornwall tattooed on both his arms.
Laity got the county's beauty spots inked onto him by Truro tattooist Richard Ainsworth as a tribute to the heritage of the area.
"I'm Cornish born and bred, and wherever I am I will always be reminded now that Cornwall is my home," Laity, a carpenter from Illogan, Cornwall, told SWNS news agency.
"It's something different to a tribal design and I have been thinking about having this as a tattoo for two years."
Laity said his family were initially against the idea, but have since warmed to it. "They've totally changed their minds on it now," he said. "I think they are proud of it."
We take a closer look at some of Laity's tattoos of Cornish attractions below – see how well they match to the real thing with our Slidey Thing.
Carn Brea Monument, Redruth
St Michael's Mount, Mount's Bay
Pendennis Castle, Falmouth
Saint Constantine Church, Constantine
A Cornish RNLI lifeboat
The "Mudmaid" sculpture at the Lost Gardens of Heligan, Mevagissey
