Rankin focuses on breasts for Pink Ribbon Magazine campaign

It features three executions -- each with the breasts of a model, either young, middle-aged, or older.

Seyoan Vela, who along with all contributors donated his time for free, said: "Everybody knows breast cancer is dangerous, that it should be taken seriously, that therapy and research need funding. Breast cancer, and the battle against it, is something that unites all women."

A celebratory and poignant poem is written across the body, about the breasts. The breasts are seen as a pair of friends, with names, who should never be parted.

One of the poems reads:

"Lizzie and Marlies, two friends with a heart, born on the same day, never apart.

Sharing their lives, and all of their things, from lovers to the sweaters they hide themselves in.

Free on the beach, covered in town. Happy to know that each other's around.

Because big, small, dark or fair, breasts are born to grow old as a pair."

The poem ends by encouraging readers to support the fight against breast cancer by buying Pink Ribbon Magazine.