The Escher lizards on the left (their first tattoo by the way) are by Jim Judeikis at Saints and Sinners in Baltimore, MD. Thanks also to The Fog (also in a small group of artist that I’d consider the defining minds in the genre of skin removal) for the fresh floral piece on the right (see more in the Ryan Ouellette Scarification Portfolio).
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15 thoughts on “Two Sleeves; One additive, one subtractive”
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That’s awesome, I love Escher.
Great scarification, too.
wooo, escher! i just got an escher sleeve piece a few days ago, what a coincidence 😀
love it!!!!
A half sleeve for a first tattoo, well done them!
Oh man. Escher. I did all of my projects in art class about him. I want an escher-esque tattoo… maybe a couple of lizards… maybe aligators… who know!
I wish I was able to do something that big for my first tattoo!
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That floral piece is absolutely gorgeous.
I’ve wanted Metamorphosis II as a full-length sleeve on my right arm since I was about 16…Maybe when I’m 26? 4 years to go…?
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the scarification one is BEAUTIFUL!!!
that’s about the only scarification i’ve seen that i’ve loved. it’s gorgeous 🙂
inspired jobs!
i love Escher..and that tattoo looks so good…the scar too
Heres something to do when you are bored! try count the amount of lizards! 😀 i gave up
The scarification is lovely, very ornate.
Escher++. That is wonderful.
I love the Escher one as well. I’ve often thought a lot of his work would be amazing to get inked. And the scarification is lovely – truly organic.
i cant wait to see that scar healed
wow, i just LOVE the scarification one.
I can’t decide if I like the scarification one or the tattoo one more…