BIKER SKINS

 

An AI-generated image of a biker skinhead, created by RebelBikerDude using Magic Studio

As a biker who has sported a shaved head for many years now, ever since I began losing my hair back in my mid-20s (a frustrating genetic trait inherited from my father's side of the family and known technically as androgenetic alopecia; sadly, thanks to the fickle fancy of genetics, I failed to inherit the everlasting hirsute scalp trait characterising my mother's side), I speak from personal experience when I say that this particular look is a popular one among the biker community globally, who clearly share my own succinct philosophy - hair today, gone tomorrow!

Anyway, as I've previously devoted a gallery to biker punks (click here to view it), it seemed only right and proper that I should do the same for biker skinheads - so here it is. Incidentally, their profusion of tattoos is wholly the work of the AI image-generation programs that I was using, not the result of any verbal prompts given by me, so I can only assume that during their learning processes these programs have associated tattoos with the skinhead culture.

And speaking of these programs' intriguing idiosyncrasies when generating pictures: they also threw up some decidedly bizarre images, again wholly unprompted by me, when I was creating this gallery's pix, one of which I've included here as it was far too weirdly wonderful (or wonderfully weird!) to discard. So be sure to look out for this gallery's final image, which depicts two biker skinheads standing alongside to each other but also includes a small four-eared, three-eyed, white-furred dog-like beastie balancing between them on a single Doc Martens boot! No, I don't understand it either!

More of my AI-created biker images next time!

Plus: please click here to access a chronological listing of fully clickable links to all galleries uploaded by me on this blog. NB - all of the images included in this page's gallery were created by me, RebelBikerDude, using the AI image-generation programs Magic Studio, Grok X1, Dream Lab & Adobe Firefly, for non-commercial, entertainment purposes only, so they are not real images and they do not feature any real-life persons or copyrighted characters.