A few years ago, when he started to go bald, English artist Philip Levine decided he didn't want to shave his head like everyone else. Instead, he opted to turn it into a canvas for his art. That's how the "headism" art movement was born. While others complain about losing their hair, young Philip Levine looks at the glass as half full: being bald gives him full freedom in a very specific and original way. Ever since he started shaving his head in 2006, he began using it as a canvas for his various design ideas, and soon trend websites started posting photos of his bald artworks. In 2009 he realized his head was becoming an inspiration in the art world and decided to put on a show. Ever since then, his name and the headism art he pioneered have become iconic within London's art and fashion scenes.
8. Tattoo it with humor
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