Meet Roy Lee Rowlett, 30, from Louisville, Kentucky.
He's a tattoo artist.
And his work is pretty cool.
Recently, Rowlett went viral for this Rick and Morty tattoo he made.
How does it work? Well, Rowlett said it's the same as a green screen in a film. He said, "You saturate an area of skin with green, or any other color depending on how good you are with the software. Then use video editing software or an app on your phone to overlay a video."
People really loved the video and it went viral. He said: "Honestly, I figured people would like it but not to this extent. It was pretty overwhelming honestly. It’s been email after email."
This green screen tattoo is hard as fuck!
Rowlett said: "It was good to see that most of the responses were positive. A few negative ones but that’s OK.
"I understand it’s not something everyone’s going to be into. My favorite responses were the ones from people that thought the tattoo actually moved in real life.
"They were pretty funny."
People thought it was epic.
this ..is ... so... EPIC!!!!! 😱😱😱🤓 https://t.co/IKYhlY85uk
THIS IS SUCH A COOL TATTOO CONCEPT https://t.co/z6i0AaKSxx
And are considering getting it as a tattoo.
I didn't think I'd ever want a tattoo, but now I need a green screen on my body https://t.co/HMwMFcK4ED
If I had to get a tattoo this is the one I would get https://t.co/t0lSNXwMOj
Tattoo Goals https://t.co/nokhfTZSPE
If you know me, you know i fw R&M HARD. 1st tattoo? I think yes https://t.co/OgONyNsKh7