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Thursday, September 30, 2010
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Sunday, May 30, 2010
Monday, May 24, 2010
Friday, May 21, 2010
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
On Tenterhoots
Wonderful reader submission from Lily, done by Barb Allen at Inka Tattoo Studios
in Brighton, UK.
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Hoot For The Moon
Quick submission roundup...
Joe sent in the above, done by Alex at Old Skool Tattoos, New Bern, NC.
Krystal's owl above was done by done by Jae Audette of Flying Tiger Tattoo in New Britian, CT
Artist submission from Endjiss.
And finally, an in progress Barn Owl from Peter, done by Lutz Lehmann
Joe sent in the above, done by Alex at Old Skool Tattoos, New Bern, NC.
Krystal's owl above was done by done by Jae Audette of Flying Tiger Tattoo in New Britian, CT
Artist submission from Endjiss.
And finally, an in progress Barn Owl from Peter, done by Lutz Lehmann
Monday, May 17, 2010
Sunday, May 16, 2010
Scorpio Arm Tattoo Sexy Girl
Scorpio Arm Tattoo Sexy GirlWhen men go to get tattoos done, they always seem to want ones that boast about their masculinity and what better a design than a scorpion? They are creepy, gross and most of the time full of poison. The most frequently asked question after deciding on a scorpion is what kind of design to get and where to get it? Scorpion tattoo pictures for girl are probably the best way to find inspiration.
These can be found in numerous places—online, in books, on friends, in shops. One of the pictures found online depicts a large scorpion tattoo done on the arm above the elbow. It takes up the majority of the arm, does not contain any color whatsoever and generally looks a little creepy. While most of the pictures show the arm as the best place for the scorpion tattoo, one depicts a scorpion on the hand. It is mostly in black ink, but has a surrounding color of red.
Most men don’t often opt to get color put on their scorpion tattoo, which is alright, but for those who do like color it does add a nice touch. It gives the scorpions lifelike characteristics and a more defined look.
These can be found in numerous places—online, in books, on friends, in shops. One of the pictures found online depicts a large scorpion tattoo done on the arm above the elbow. It takes up the majority of the arm, does not contain any color whatsoever and generally looks a little creepy. While most of the pictures show the arm as the best place for the scorpion tattoo, one depicts a scorpion on the hand. It is mostly in black ink, but has a surrounding color of red.
Most men don’t often opt to get color put on their scorpion tattoo, which is alright, but for those who do like color it does add a nice touch. It gives the scorpions lifelike characteristics and a more defined look.
Friday, May 14, 2010
Thursday, May 13, 2010
Hootel New Hampshire
A quick reader roundup - I'm almost catching up with submissions! woo!
William submitted the above, the artist is Pat Brabham from Perkins Road Parlour in Baton Rouge, La.
Ryan's owl was done by Ron @ Lone Wolf Tattoo in Bellmore, NY
Hilary + owl chestpiece, by Travis White in Albany, GA.
William submitted the above, the artist is Pat Brabham from Perkins Road Parlour in Baton Rouge, La.
Ryan's owl was done by Ron @ Lone Wolf Tattoo in Bellmore, NY
Hilary + owl chestpiece, by Travis White in Albany, GA.
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
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