DANI’S INK American Pickers’ Danielle Colby’s tattoo collection revealed including music notes on butt and famous figure on arm

AMERICAN Pickers star Danielle Colby has frequently flaunted her tattooed body on social media and while performing in burlesque shows.

From the daggered heart featured prominently on her arm to the large F-hole designs on her butt, Danielle, 47, has covered much of her statuesque figure with ink.

Befitting the vintage Americana theme of American Pickers, the majority of the History Channel star’s tattoos are done in a traditional art style.

Traditional-style tattoos feature “bold black outlines” and “solid pigments” according to Tattoodo.

With a style harkening back to Bettie Page, Josephine Baker, and pin-up models of the 1940s and ’50s, here are all of the tattoos Danielle has acquired over the years.

Frida, who came to prominence in the 1930s and ’40s, was best known for her numerous portraits, self-portraits, and works inspired by the nature and artifacts in her homeland of Mexico.

Done by tattoo artist Alex Strangler and completed in the traditional style, the tattoo consists of vibrant reds, pinks, and blues contained inside thick black outlines.

Her left arm features an image of Frida’s father, German-Mexican photographer Guillermo Kahlo.

Its placement mirrors that of the tattoo of The Two Fridas painter.

Guillermo is shown holding an antique camera and sporting slicked-back hair and a handlebar mustache.

Though completed in black-and-white, brightly colored flowers were tattooed around the photographer.

The rest of Danielle’s arms feature motifs prominent within the traditional style of tattooing.

A stylized, daggered heart with flames can be spotted in the center of her left forearm beneath a similarly-sized tattoo of a female sailor.

A tattoo of an octopus has also been placed on the inside of the reality TV star’s bicep.

Danielle’s right arm features a compass tattoo, a picture of an owl, and an image of a Native American woman in profile.

The name “Anna” is written in cursive beneath the woman’s long, black braids.